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President Xi Jinping says China will widen market access as the second China International Import Expo opens.

The United States formally starts to leave the Paris Climate Agreement.

Major breakthrough made in Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership negotiation.

Chinese mainland rolls out measures to further boost economic and cultural ties with Taiwan.

Xi Jinping vows to improve modern metropolis governance during Shanghai inspection.

Negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership made major breakthrough.

US launches national security investigation into TikTok.

China’s first Alzheimer’s drug gets sale approval from authority.

With in-depth panel discussions on domestic and global news and current affairs, Today gives you the story behind the headlines.

The Rwandan student who's one of many in China making it big as a personal shopper; 67-Year-old becomes China's 'Oldest New Mum', but netizens are worry about the baby's future; Parents and teachers gives the thumbs up to an AI headband used to track students' attention levels; Would you send a humanoid robot to go on holiday for you?

October 31st was supposed to be Brexit Day. But that didn't happen.

Instead, the fate of Brexit has been put back into the hands of the country, with a general election scheduled for December 12th.

Johnson's Conservative Party is the current favorite to win the election, with the polls giving them an average 10-point lead. But as Theresa May discovered at her own expense last time around, a lot can happen in six weeks.

Chile to suspend hosting the APEC summit and the climate summit due to the ongoing social crisis

The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates again amid a further slowdown in economic growth.

China launches commercial 5G networks 2 months ahead of the schedule

U.S. lawmakers critical of Boeing CEO's response to 737 MAX crashes

And Twitter to ban political advertisements in challenge to Facebook

Lebanon’s Prime Minster steps down in face of protests.

Iran and Russia condemned US military presence near Syrian oilfields, with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov saying the move is “arrogant and illegal.”

World Leaders to attend the second China International Import Expo in Shanghai next week.

The United States moves closer to leaving Open Skies Accord.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will try to make another general election bid after MPs rejected his plan.

Argentina’s new president pledges to turn the page as left wins the power

China is to issue a central bank-backed digital currency

US House Will Vote To Formalize Impeachment Procedures In Ongoing Inquiry

And NGO unveils Human Rights Violations at the US Criminal Justice System

US President Donald Trump says Islamic State leader killed in a military operation in Syria;

Leaders of the world's two largest developing countries China and Brazil have concluded a meeting in Beijing focusing on future and long-term cooperation;

The Communist Party of China Central Committee holds the fourth plenary session in Beijing;

A-share blockchain stocks rally on hopes of investment explosion

And the new development of UK truck deaths in other news sector.

With in-depth panel discussions on domestic and global news and current affairs, Today gives you the story behind the headlines.