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Nuclear Arms Spending Hits Record High, China Leads Global Expansion
The United States and Russia together hold around 83 percent of the world's nuclear arms stockpile, with more than 5,000 warheads each.
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Chinese Teacher Suspended And Investigated After Using Glue Gun On 4-Year-Old's Lip
The girl's mother, Zhou, said she was heartbroken after watching the footage with officers.
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Humanoid Robot In Clown Wig Roundhouse Kicks Child In China, Video Viral
A humanoid robot wearing a clown wig in China's Xinjiang, roundhouse kicked a small child flush on the stomach.
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Unseen Photos Surface 37 Years After China's Tiananmen Square Protests
Thousands of people are estimated to have been killed on June 4, 37 years ago.
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Xi Jinping To Meet Kim Jong Un: Why It Matters And What To Expect
China's President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea on Monday as he seeks to cement Beijing's influence in its own backyard.
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"This Is Not 1962": Arunachal Chief Minister Dismisses China's Claim
The chief minister said the focus should remain on development, noting that Arunachal Pradesh is witnessing major investments in infrastructure, border connectivity and hydropower projects.
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Influencer's Pet Dog In China Stolen, Sold For Rs 2,300 And Killed For Meat, Owner Slams Animal Laws
Guo also went to the restaurant to collect the remains of Chutou. "The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago," the butcher reportedly replied.
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South Korea, China To Expand Weekly Flight Rights For First Time In 7 Years
The agreement will increase passenger flight rights by 56 weekly flights to 664 from 608, and cargo rights by 14 weekly flights to 68 from 54
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How Great Nicobar Can Turn Into India's Hormuz-Like Strategic Bet Against China
Because the way through the Strait of Malacca is the shortest and most cost-effective sea route for energy and manufactured goods, roughly two-thirds of its maritime commerce and close to 70-80 per cent of its oil imports transit through the strait,
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Chinese Spies Posing As HRs On LinkedIn To Recruit Assets, Warn US, Allies
The warning marks one of the clearest public statements the "Five Eyes" intelligence partners have ever made about an active, ongoing foreign intelligence operation targeting everyday job seekers.
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At 16,700 ft Near China Border, Ladakh Gets India's First Model Border Village
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for the project at Chumur, a settlement located 16,700 feet above sea level in eastern Ladakh's Changthang region.
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Opinion | Trump Has New Plans For How America Deals With China
China remains the pacing challenge for the US military, but American strategy appears increasingly calibrated to avoid unnecessary escalation
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Opinion | The China Shock 2.0 May Already Be Here
According to the IMF, China's total non-financial sector debt has climbed to roughly 313% of GDP and is projected to reach 323% by 2026.
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Viral Video: Indian Visitors Perform Garba At Great Wall Of China, Face Backlash
The visitors are dressed in kurtas and traditional Garba attire, suggesting that the performance may have been planned to be recorded at the Great Wall of China.
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Taiwan Tests Robot Dogs That Could Soon Guard South China Sea Islands
The Taiwan military's top weapons development institute showed off on Tuesday three robot patrol dogs that could one day be used on Taiwan's islands in the disputed South
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Nuclear Arms Spending Hits Record High, China Leads Global Expansion
The United States and Russia together hold around 83 percent of the world's nuclear arms stockpile, with more than 5,000 warheads each.
-
Chinese Teacher Suspended And Investigated After Using Glue Gun On 4-Year-Old's Lip
The girl's mother, Zhou, said she was heartbroken after watching the footage with officers.
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Humanoid Robot In Clown Wig Roundhouse Kicks Child In China, Video Viral
A humanoid robot wearing a clown wig in China's Xinjiang, roundhouse kicked a small child flush on the stomach.
-
Unseen Photos Surface 37 Years After China's Tiananmen Square Protests
Thousands of people are estimated to have been killed on June 4, 37 years ago.
-
Xi Jinping To Meet Kim Jong Un: Why It Matters And What To Expect
China's President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea on Monday as he seeks to cement Beijing's influence in its own backyard.
-
"This Is Not 1962": Arunachal Chief Minister Dismisses China's Claim
The chief minister said the focus should remain on development, noting that Arunachal Pradesh is witnessing major investments in infrastructure, border connectivity and hydropower projects.
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Influencer's Pet Dog In China Stolen, Sold For Rs 2,300 And Killed For Meat, Owner Slams Animal Laws
Guo also went to the restaurant to collect the remains of Chutou. "The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago," the butcher reportedly replied.
-
South Korea, China To Expand Weekly Flight Rights For First Time In 7 Years
The agreement will increase passenger flight rights by 56 weekly flights to 664 from 608, and cargo rights by 14 weekly flights to 68 from 54
-
How Great Nicobar Can Turn Into India's Hormuz-Like Strategic Bet Against China
Because the way through the Strait of Malacca is the shortest and most cost-effective sea route for energy and manufactured goods, roughly two-thirds of its maritime commerce and close to 70-80 per cent of its oil imports transit through the strait,
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Chinese Spies Posing As HRs On LinkedIn To Recruit Assets, Warn US, Allies
The warning marks one of the clearest public statements the "Five Eyes" intelligence partners have ever made about an active, ongoing foreign intelligence operation targeting everyday job seekers.
-
At 16,700 ft Near China Border, Ladakh Gets India's First Model Border Village
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for the project at Chumur, a settlement located 16,700 feet above sea level in eastern Ladakh's Changthang region.
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Opinion | Trump Has New Plans For How America Deals With China
China remains the pacing challenge for the US military, but American strategy appears increasingly calibrated to avoid unnecessary escalation
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Opinion | The China Shock 2.0 May Already Be Here
According to the IMF, China's total non-financial sector debt has climbed to roughly 313% of GDP and is projected to reach 323% by 2026.
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Viral Video: Indian Visitors Perform Garba At Great Wall Of China, Face Backlash
The visitors are dressed in kurtas and traditional Garba attire, suggesting that the performance may have been planned to be recorded at the Great Wall of China.
-
Taiwan Tests Robot Dogs That Could Soon Guard South China Sea Islands
The Taiwan military's top weapons development institute showed off on Tuesday three robot patrol dogs that could one day be used on Taiwan's islands in the disputed South
