World Today

Poll shows a majority of Americans think Trump’s tweets targeting 4 congresswomen are “un-American”, but most Republicans say they agreed with his comments.

Theresa May condemns populism and expresses Brexit regret in her last major speech as British Prime Minister

Hong Kong police arrested 47 people during Sunday protest

India's June exports and imports fall 9% amid consumption slowdown

Elon Musk is making implants to link the brain with a smartphone

Germany’s Ursula von der Leyen has been elected president of the EU Commission

IMF sees Vietnam’s economic growth slowing to 6.5% in 2019

Iran rejects suggestion its missile program is negotiable

Donald Trump says the US will cancel F-35 sales to Turkey as S-400 begins delivery

The United Nations warns of “dangerous stagnation of global vaccination rates”

Turkey says Russian S-400 system will be fully installed by April 2020

Congresswomen condemned Trump’s racist attack for following an “agenda of white nationalists”

Ambassadors from 37 countries issued joint letter to support China on its human rights achievements

China’s trade with BRI countries reached 600 billion US dollars in the first half of the year

Former South African President Jacob Zuma denies breaking law with business brothers

China’s GDP grows 6.3 percent in the first half of 2019

Iran says it is ready to negotiate if US lift sanctions

French President Emmanuel Macron announces the creation of space force command

The US launces raids targeting migrant families

16 foreign teachers and students were held in China on drugs charges

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

Starbucks is facing backlash after barista asked police officers to leave;

US Judges are struggling with how to interpret emojis in court;

China issues guideline to strengthen care for de facto orphans;

And Alibaba invests 145 million USD in Chinese women's soccer.

What are the root causes of young people's dissatisfaction with the Hong Kong government?

Is the "one country, two systems" changing over the years?

Why are countries like the US and UK so eager to have a say?

US launches probe of France’s plan for tax on tech giants

China and Slovakia pledge to deepen political mutual trust

Australia promises vote on the recognition of indigenous people

Donald Trump to host Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan at White House

Former executives of France Télécom are on trial on charges of “moral harassment”

The US government will issue licenses for US companies to sell to Huawei

US cancels Brexit trade talks with UK amid ambassador scandal

Afghan talks with Taliban concluded in Qatar with “roadmap for peace”

Vladimir Putin blocks Russian parliament plans for sanctions on Geogia

France plans “eco-tax” on plane tickets

Carrie Lam says work on fugitive bill 'dead', vows to restore citizens' confidence on government

South Korean President urging Japan to retract export curbs

A McKinsey study shows an increasing interdependency between the Chinese economy and the world

Germany rejects US demand for ground troops in Syria

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba investing 145 million dollars to women’s football