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Amanda Anisimova Silences Chinese Fans To Set Up Jessica Pegula Showdown In Melbourne
Amanda Anisimova swept past China's unseeded Wang Xinyu into the Australian Open quarter-finals on Monday and a showdown with fellow American Jessica Pegula.
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'EU Won't Push Back': Trump Mocks NATO Allies With Altered US Map That Includes Greenland
US President Donald Trump renewed his push for Greenland, sharing a map of the United States showing the Arctic island, Canada and Venezuela as American territories.
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US Tourist Surprised By China's Parking System That Locks Cars Without Payment: "How Insane"
He showcased a Chinese parking system where a physical barrier automatically pops up to "trap" the car in its spot if the driver has not paid the required fee.
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Sberbank CEO Herman Gref on Developing AI Amid Sanctions and Bringing AI to India
Sberbank plans to expand its presence in India and hopes to secure a full banking licence within three years. CEO Herman Gref told Gadgets 360 that the bank built its own AI infrastructure despite Western sanctions, drawing on long-term investment, Chinese support and thousands of in-house engineers. Sberbank now wants to share its AI capabilities,...
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"Have Great Ties With President Xi But Sometimes It Gets Testy": Trump
US President Donald Trump slammed China's halt of American soybean purchases as an "economically hostile act," warning Tuesday that his country could in turn stop buying cooking oil from the world's second-biggest economy.
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China Counters US With 'Special Port Fees' On American Ships
China said on Friday it would impose "special port fees" on ships operated by and built in the United States after Washington announced charges for Chinese-linked ships in April.
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Trump's Polarising Campaign Backed By Unemployed: Rahul Gandhi
Congress's Rahul Gandhi has taken a jibe at US President Donald Trump, saying his "polarising campaign is backed by the unemployed".
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Trump To Meet Xi In 4 Weeks With Big Soybean Push After Tariff War
President Donald Trump signaled Wednesday that he plans to push Chinese leader Xi Jinping on US soybean purchases when they meet, as American farmers grapple with fallout from his trade wars.
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Jannik Sinner Thrashes Learner Tien To Win China Open For 21st Title
Jannik Sinner won the 21st title of his career by thrashing American teenager Learner Tien 6-2, 6-2 in the China Open final on Wednesday.
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Pope Leo Talks Trump, Sex Abuse Scandals, LGBTQ+, China In First Interview
Pope Leo XIV said in his first interview as history's first American pope that he has no intention of getting involved in US politics but will raise his voice on issues of concern to the Catholic Church, including on immigration.
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Opinion | The Inside Story Of Why Both US And China Want A Piece Of Pakistan
American interest in Pakistan seems to have strongly revived Chinese efforts to enter Pakistan, whether through CPEC or without it. For Pakistan, this means happily reaping the largesse of both powers, for as long as it can.
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Gun Violence To 'China Virus': A Look At Charlie Kirk's Controversial Takes
Charlie Kirk, who died on Wednesday after being shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University, was one of the most high-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the United States.
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Trump Upsetting Allies Needed To Counter China By Treating Friend, Foe Alike
Trump's aggressive trade and immigration policies are undermining relationships that have been cornerstones of American foreign policy to counter China's growing influence, eroding years of diplomatic investments spanning administrations.
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Nearly Two-Thirds of US Firms In China See Revenue Dip From Tariffs: Survey
Many US companies operating in China expect their sales to take a hit this year from US President Donald Trump's tariffs and the ones that China has imposed in response, as per an annual survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce
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They Fought For US In World War II. Today, China Calls Them Heroes
The shark's teeth painted on their planes were more of a threat than a decoration. In 1941, the Flying Tigers, Americans hired to fight in China, proved it in combat by shooting down hundreds of Japanese aircraft.
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Amanda Anisimova Silences Chinese Fans To Set Up Jessica Pegula Showdown In Melbourne
Amanda Anisimova swept past China's unseeded Wang Xinyu into the Australian Open quarter-finals on Monday and a showdown with fellow American Jessica Pegula.
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'EU Won't Push Back': Trump Mocks NATO Allies With Altered US Map That Includes Greenland
US President Donald Trump renewed his push for Greenland, sharing a map of the United States showing the Arctic island, Canada and Venezuela as American territories.
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US Tourist Surprised By China's Parking System That Locks Cars Without Payment: "How Insane"
He showcased a Chinese parking system where a physical barrier automatically pops up to "trap" the car in its spot if the driver has not paid the required fee.
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Sberbank CEO Herman Gref on Developing AI Amid Sanctions and Bringing AI to India
Sberbank plans to expand its presence in India and hopes to secure a full banking licence within three years. CEO Herman Gref told Gadgets 360 that the bank built its own AI infrastructure despite Western sanctions, drawing on long-term investment, Chinese support and thousands of in-house engineers. Sberbank now wants to share its AI capabilities,...
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"Have Great Ties With President Xi But Sometimes It Gets Testy": Trump
US President Donald Trump slammed China's halt of American soybean purchases as an "economically hostile act," warning Tuesday that his country could in turn stop buying cooking oil from the world's second-biggest economy.
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China Counters US With 'Special Port Fees' On American Ships
China said on Friday it would impose "special port fees" on ships operated by and built in the United States after Washington announced charges for Chinese-linked ships in April.
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Trump's Polarising Campaign Backed By Unemployed: Rahul Gandhi
Congress's Rahul Gandhi has taken a jibe at US President Donald Trump, saying his "polarising campaign is backed by the unemployed".
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Trump To Meet Xi In 4 Weeks With Big Soybean Push After Tariff War
President Donald Trump signaled Wednesday that he plans to push Chinese leader Xi Jinping on US soybean purchases when they meet, as American farmers grapple with fallout from his trade wars.
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Jannik Sinner Thrashes Learner Tien To Win China Open For 21st Title
Jannik Sinner won the 21st title of his career by thrashing American teenager Learner Tien 6-2, 6-2 in the China Open final on Wednesday.
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Pope Leo Talks Trump, Sex Abuse Scandals, LGBTQ+, China In First Interview
Pope Leo XIV said in his first interview as history's first American pope that he has no intention of getting involved in US politics but will raise his voice on issues of concern to the Catholic Church, including on immigration.
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Opinion | The Inside Story Of Why Both US And China Want A Piece Of Pakistan
American interest in Pakistan seems to have strongly revived Chinese efforts to enter Pakistan, whether through CPEC or without it. For Pakistan, this means happily reaping the largesse of both powers, for as long as it can.
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Gun Violence To 'China Virus': A Look At Charlie Kirk's Controversial Takes
Charlie Kirk, who died on Wednesday after being shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University, was one of the most high-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the United States.
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Trump Upsetting Allies Needed To Counter China By Treating Friend, Foe Alike
Trump's aggressive trade and immigration policies are undermining relationships that have been cornerstones of American foreign policy to counter China's growing influence, eroding years of diplomatic investments spanning administrations.
-
Nearly Two-Thirds of US Firms In China See Revenue Dip From Tariffs: Survey
Many US companies operating in China expect their sales to take a hit this year from US President Donald Trump's tariffs and the ones that China has imposed in response, as per an annual survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce
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They Fought For US In World War II. Today, China Calls Them Heroes
The shark's teeth painted on their planes were more of a threat than a decoration. In 1941, the Flying Tigers, Americans hired to fight in China, proved it in combat by shooting down hundreds of Japanese aircraft.
