A recession might be in the cards for the U.S. economy, as a change in its bond market sends a grave warning. On top of this, Trump is planning to impose new tariffs on the rest of the country’s Chinese imports come December. With the conflict costing consumers and businesses dearly, will the U.S. and China see eye to eye before they, and their economies, reach the point of no return?

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From street clashes with police to attacks on government bodies and the paralysis of public services, the violent "protests" initiated by radicals in the Hong Kong SAR since June have gone too far. The reputation of the Asian financial hub has been tarnished in the name of "democracy" and "freedom." What is really going on? How is it impacting the region? CGTN brings you the latest from the scene.