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Is HYROX Safe For Everyone? Health Risks And Safety Tips Explained
HYROX effectively pushes the body to its limits by alternating between cardiovascular work and strength training. Unlike traditional gym routines or running programs, it allows people to monitor their performance.
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Australian HYROX Athlete Poops Mid-Race, Is Allowed To Finish Event: Fecal Incontinence Explained
HYROX athlete fecal incontinence sparks debate over hygiene, safety and exercise-induced gut distress.
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'Need To Safeguard City's Security': Beijing To Ban Drone Possession
The rules, announced on Sunday and due to take effect on November 15, forbid possessing or storing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the Chinese capital and ban flights in its airspace.
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Beer Meets AI in China: This Beijing Bar Rewards Customers With Free Tokens
A Beijing bar owner has turned his AGI Bar in Zhongguancun into a hub for China's AI community, offering free DeepSeek tokens, hosting labs like Z.ai, and planning to use humanoid robots despite running at a loss.
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Bangladesh, China Finalise Plans On Teesta River, J-10CE Fighter Jet Deal
Bangladesh is now closer to formal negotiations with China over a possible purchase of J-10CE fighter jets and attack helicopters
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China's One-Of-A-Kind Weapon Can Shoot Planes Flying Near US
China is the only country publicly known to operate and develop hypersonic glide vehicles (HGVs) capable of launching air-to-air missiles.
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China's Ex-Premier Zhu Rongji, Who Led Beijing Into World Trade Body, Dies At 97
Zhu led efforts to secure WTO membership following marathon negotiations that began in the 1980s. That status would enshrine free trade as a national commitment, giving Zhu a tool to force local officials to stop protecting favored companies.
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China Is Winning Back Foreign Tourists, One Viral Reel At A Time
Foreign tourist arrivals in China surged past pre-pandemic levels in 2025, fueled by visa-free entry, social media trends and state tourism promotion
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Pilot Who Crashed Plane Into Beijing Building Wrote About Suicide In Diary
The pilot -- surnamed Liu -- was divorced, lived alone in Beijing and "had long suffered from insomnia and anxiety, and his diary contained multiple references to 'ending his life'", the capital's Chaoyang district government said in a statement.
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Small Aircraft Crashes That Rocked Beijing Over The Past 20 Years
An aircraft about the size of a car flew into the tallest building in Beijing on Friday.
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Small Plane Crash At Beijing's Tallest Building Kills Pilot, Injures 13
It was unclear whether the injured were in the building or were hit by debris, but the statement said they were receiving treatment.
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Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Building, Debris Falls From Sky
Videos and images also showed a portion of the building damaged, as well as a tail section of the plane and the broken window of a cab on the ground.
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"There Aren't Enough Women": Inside The Math That Could Break China
A smaller, older workforce and rising wages may accelerate the shift of labour-intensive manufacturing to countries such as India, Vietnam, Mexico and parts of Africa.
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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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Watch: Indian Ambassador Speaks Mandarin, Gives Tour Of Embassy In Beijing
Vikram Doraiswami takes viewers on a tour of the embassy, explains the services it offers, and shows its different sections.
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Is HYROX Safe For Everyone? Health Risks And Safety Tips Explained
HYROX effectively pushes the body to its limits by alternating between cardiovascular work and strength training. Unlike traditional gym routines or running programs, it allows people to monitor their performance.
-
Australian HYROX Athlete Poops Mid-Race, Is Allowed To Finish Event: Fecal Incontinence Explained
HYROX athlete fecal incontinence sparks debate over hygiene, safety and exercise-induced gut distress.
-
'Need To Safeguard City's Security': Beijing To Ban Drone Possession
The rules, announced on Sunday and due to take effect on November 15, forbid possessing or storing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the Chinese capital and ban flights in its airspace.
-
Beer Meets AI in China: This Beijing Bar Rewards Customers With Free Tokens
A Beijing bar owner has turned his AGI Bar in Zhongguancun into a hub for China's AI community, offering free DeepSeek tokens, hosting labs like Z.ai, and planning to use humanoid robots despite running at a loss.
-
Bangladesh, China Finalise Plans On Teesta River, J-10CE Fighter Jet Deal
Bangladesh is now closer to formal negotiations with China over a possible purchase of J-10CE fighter jets and attack helicopters
-
China's One-Of-A-Kind Weapon Can Shoot Planes Flying Near US
China is the only country publicly known to operate and develop hypersonic glide vehicles (HGVs) capable of launching air-to-air missiles.
-
China's Ex-Premier Zhu Rongji, Who Led Beijing Into World Trade Body, Dies At 97
Zhu led efforts to secure WTO membership following marathon negotiations that began in the 1980s. That status would enshrine free trade as a national commitment, giving Zhu a tool to force local officials to stop protecting favored companies.
-
China Is Winning Back Foreign Tourists, One Viral Reel At A Time
Foreign tourist arrivals in China surged past pre-pandemic levels in 2025, fueled by visa-free entry, social media trends and state tourism promotion
-
Pilot Who Crashed Plane Into Beijing Building Wrote About Suicide In Diary
The pilot -- surnamed Liu -- was divorced, lived alone in Beijing and "had long suffered from insomnia and anxiety, and his diary contained multiple references to 'ending his life'", the capital's Chaoyang district government said in a statement.
-
Small Aircraft Crashes That Rocked Beijing Over The Past 20 Years
An aircraft about the size of a car flew into the tallest building in Beijing on Friday.
-
Small Plane Crash At Beijing's Tallest Building Kills Pilot, Injures 13
It was unclear whether the injured were in the building or were hit by debris, but the statement said they were receiving treatment.
-
Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Building, Debris Falls From Sky
Videos and images also showed a portion of the building damaged, as well as a tail section of the plane and the broken window of a cab on the ground.
-
"There Aren't Enough Women": Inside The Math That Could Break China
A smaller, older workforce and rising wages may accelerate the shift of labour-intensive manufacturing to countries such as India, Vietnam, Mexico and parts of Africa.
-
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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Watch: Indian Ambassador Speaks Mandarin, Gives Tour Of Embassy In Beijing
Vikram Doraiswami takes viewers on a tour of the embassy, explains the services it offers, and shows its different sections.
