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Nepal University Cancels Tibet Event Citing Official Order, Government Denies
Nepal's government denied that it had ordered the change, though the country is acutely aware of how sensitive the issue of Tibet is to its giant northern neighbour China.
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US Court Bars Pentagon From Adding WuXi AppTec To China Military List
A US judge on Friday barred the Defense Department from including Chinese biotechnology company WuXi AppTec Co on a list of companies believed to support Beijing's military, saying the government lacked evidence to justify the decision.
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India Counters China, Maps 27 Places In Arunachal Using Official Names
China's act of renaming places in Arunachal Pradesh has always been categorically rejected by New Delhi, which has consistently termed such moves "vain and preposterous".
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Opinion | 10 Years Of Losses, One Historic IPO: How China Built A $488 Billion Chip Miracle
Why India should learn from the story of CXMT, the cornerstone of China's chip success and now the most valuable company listed on the mainland.
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The Biggest Twist In The Ramayana CGI Debate May Not Come From India, But China
The Indian films that succeeded in China were not giant visual-effects productions. Ramayana would be attempting a different route: mythology, fantasy, scale and spectacle.
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Chinese Women Switched At Birth 37 Years Ago Discover They Grew Up Just 4 Km Apart
Nurses briefly presented the newborns to their mothers before taking them to a nursery.
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Opinion | The Story Of 'SH-15', Pakistan's New Chinese Guns, Now Along India's Borders
Pakistan has reportedly deployed nearly 250 Chinese-made SH-15 wheeled self-propelled howitzers along sectors facing India.
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US Plans New Nuclear Strategy In Case Of War With China Or Russia: Report
Instead of depending mainly on long-range nuclear missiles, the new approach would place greater focus on shorter-range tactical nuclear weapons that could be used in regional conflicts involving US allies.
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China Harvests First Rice Crop Grown In Space, Paves Way For Farming Beyond Earth
The achievement could help scientists develop ways to grow food on the Moon, Mars and other deep-space destinations without depending entirely on supplies from Earth.
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Restrictions On Drone Exports, Companies: China Responds To US Sanctions
The move comes days after the United States imposed fresh tariffs on China and 59 other countries, adding to a series of recent trade measures.
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Woman Adopted By Swedish Couple Reunites With Chinese Birth Family After 23 Years
Lisa grew up in Sweden, and her adoptive parents were always open about her background and fully supported her desire to locate her birth family.
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How China's Surveillance Network Follows Foreigners Into Their Homes
China already tracks its 1.4 billion citizens through an enormous web of cameras, phone signals and national identity records. Now, the chance discovery by a cybersecurity researcher has shown how far that surveillance reaches when it comes to foreigners too.
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Indian Community Flags Visa Issues, Anti-India Social Media Content In China
Indian diaspora in China raises concerns on abusive content and visa restrictions at embassy Open House
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Wang Yi's Visit to Nathu La Opening: The Year-Long Journey To India, China Trade
August 1 marks the culmination of a diplomatic process that began almost precisely a year ago for New Delhi and Beijing.
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Silk Route Reopens: India-China Resume Border Trade Via Nathu La In Sikkim
India-China border trade through Nathu La Pass had first started on July 6, 2006, and was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Nepal University Cancels Tibet Event Citing Official Order, Government Denies
Nepal's government denied that it had ordered the change, though the country is acutely aware of how sensitive the issue of Tibet is to its giant northern neighbour China.
-
US Court Bars Pentagon From Adding WuXi AppTec To China Military List
A US judge on Friday barred the Defense Department from including Chinese biotechnology company WuXi AppTec Co on a list of companies believed to support Beijing's military, saying the government lacked evidence to justify the decision.
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India Counters China, Maps 27 Places In Arunachal Using Official Names
China's act of renaming places in Arunachal Pradesh has always been categorically rejected by New Delhi, which has consistently termed such moves "vain and preposterous".
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Opinion | 10 Years Of Losses, One Historic IPO: How China Built A $488 Billion Chip Miracle
Why India should learn from the story of CXMT, the cornerstone of China's chip success and now the most valuable company listed on the mainland.
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The Biggest Twist In The Ramayana CGI Debate May Not Come From India, But China
The Indian films that succeeded in China were not giant visual-effects productions. Ramayana would be attempting a different route: mythology, fantasy, scale and spectacle.
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Chinese Women Switched At Birth 37 Years Ago Discover They Grew Up Just 4 Km Apart
Nurses briefly presented the newborns to their mothers before taking them to a nursery.
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Opinion | The Story Of 'SH-15', Pakistan's New Chinese Guns, Now Along India's Borders
Pakistan has reportedly deployed nearly 250 Chinese-made SH-15 wheeled self-propelled howitzers along sectors facing India.
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US Plans New Nuclear Strategy In Case Of War With China Or Russia: Report
Instead of depending mainly on long-range nuclear missiles, the new approach would place greater focus on shorter-range tactical nuclear weapons that could be used in regional conflicts involving US allies.
-
China Harvests First Rice Crop Grown In Space, Paves Way For Farming Beyond Earth
The achievement could help scientists develop ways to grow food on the Moon, Mars and other deep-space destinations without depending entirely on supplies from Earth.
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Restrictions On Drone Exports, Companies: China Responds To US Sanctions
The move comes days after the United States imposed fresh tariffs on China and 59 other countries, adding to a series of recent trade measures.
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Woman Adopted By Swedish Couple Reunites With Chinese Birth Family After 23 Years
Lisa grew up in Sweden, and her adoptive parents were always open about her background and fully supported her desire to locate her birth family.
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How China's Surveillance Network Follows Foreigners Into Their Homes
China already tracks its 1.4 billion citizens through an enormous web of cameras, phone signals and national identity records. Now, the chance discovery by a cybersecurity researcher has shown how far that surveillance reaches when it comes to foreigners too.
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Indian Community Flags Visa Issues, Anti-India Social Media Content In China
Indian diaspora in China raises concerns on abusive content and visa restrictions at embassy Open House
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Wang Yi's Visit to Nathu La Opening: The Year-Long Journey To India, China Trade
August 1 marks the culmination of a diplomatic process that began almost precisely a year ago for New Delhi and Beijing.
-
Silk Route Reopens: India-China Resume Border Trade Via Nathu La In Sikkim
India-China border trade through Nathu La Pass had first started on July 6, 2006, and was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic.
