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China has hit out at the U.S. after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo issued a statement commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

In the years since, the Chinese government has censored all mention or public acknowledgement of the event so as to avoid a repeat.

Thousands of online posts have been scrubbed in the lead up to the 30th anniversary of the massacre, which remains one of the darkest incidents in the country's modern history. »

Bug Fixes The Legion Challenge League Challenge leagues are a great opportunity for a fresh start in a new economy.

Reworked 15 existing Unique Items, which will only drop from monsters in the Legion challenge leagues.

(previously stated it was 500% at all levels) We really hope you enjoy Path of Exile: Legion. »

After more than a year ratcheting up its privacy protections, Firefox now blocks website cookies that can let advertisers and publishers track you across the web.

Mozilla is blocking those third-party cookies under a Firefox feature called enhanced tracking protection it announced in 2018.

Mozilla started letting people block tracking in 2017, but it isn't the first to enable the feature by default. »

Then there’s also what they plan to do, which is absolutely incredible – they are set to be carbon-free and plastic-free by 2021.

After decades of deforestation, Costa Rica has reforested to the point that half of the country’s land surface is covered with trees again.

That forest cover is able to absorb a huge amount of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, combating climate change for us all. »