More than 300 Vietnamese people returned from Canada and Korea
More than 300 Vietnamese citizens stuck in Canada and South Korea returned home by Covid-19 on a landing at Tan Son Nhat airport on August 9-10.
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Lebanon's Justice Minister resigned because of the Beirut explosion
Lebanese Justice Minister Najem is the third government official to resign after an explosion that killed at least 220 people in the port of Beirut.
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China is considering revising the national flag law
The Standing Committee of China's National Assembly has considered a draft amendment to the national flag law, which prohibits the flying of the flag, according to state media.
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Chinese "slack" mask
Tens of thousands of mask-making companies mushroomed in China when Covid-19 first emerged, but now they struggle to survive.
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Demonstrations calling for the dissolution of the Lebanese government
Thousands of protesters threw stones at the Lebanese parliament building, demanding the dissolution of the government after the Beirut port explosion.
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Nearly 20 million people are infected with COV globally
The world recorded nearly 20 million CoV cases and more than 733,000 deaths, many countries are facing the second Covid-19 wave, forced to impose a re-blockade.
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Pelosi called Trump's economic bailout decree unconstitutional
Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi called the decree to extend the economic relief signed by Covid-19 that President Trump signed on August 8 "absurdly unconstitutional".
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Two boys used to ride a horse across America 3,500 km
When Louis, 10, and Temple Abernathy, 6, on the saddle in Frederick, Oklahoma, arrived in New York in 1910, no adults accompanied the two boys.
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More than 300 Vietnamese people returned from Korea
313 citizens trapped by Covid-19 on August 9 were brought from Korea to Vietnam on a landing flight at Tan Son Nhat airport.
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The US Minister visited Taiwan
US Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar today flew down to Taiwan, starting his highest-level visit in decades.
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