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World Bank To Phase Out Lending To China By 2031
The World Bank will phase out its lending to China by 2031, according to the organization's new country partnership framework, a source familiar with the matter told AFP on Tuesday.
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Kim Jong Un Vows To Deepen Ties With China In Message To Xi Jinping
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed on Wednesday to keep strengthening relations with China, describing recent summit talks with President Xi Jinping in Pyongyang as a "historic occasion".
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Deaf Man In China Reunites With Family After 35 Years As Brother Spots Him In Chat Group
Lei's search finally succeeded when his biological family also refused to lose hope.
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Broken Promise: Law That Helped Beijing Tighten Its Grip On Hong Kong
The Hong Kong National Security Law was passed in 2020.
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Opinion | China's New AI Surveillance System Has A Chilling New Mission
A new legislation in China, which takes effect tomorrow, isn't just another security law. It reaches across borders - and into the future.
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Exiled Chinese Tycoon Jailed 30 Years In US For $1 Billion Fraud
Exiled Chinese tycoon Miles Guo sentenced to 30 years in US prison for a $1B fraud scheme, funding a lavish lifestyle of superyachts and penthouses.
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'India's Engineering Talent Give It AI Advantage Over China,' Top US Official Tells NDTV
Asked how Washington and New Delhi could work together amid growing strategic competition with China, Helberg said the focus should be on building a positive technology partnership rather than simply competing with Beijing.
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China Responds To India's Concerns Over Teesta Cooperation With Bangladesh
Teesta lies very close to India's northeastern region, which forms the basis of India's concern over the Dhaka-Beijing joint initiative.
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China's 'Outdoor AC' Goes Viral As Heatwave Scorches Cities: Here's How It Works
Commonly installed in cafes, restaurants, gardens, terraces, warehouses and event venues, these systems are especially useful during hot summers.
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Opinion | India's Solar Dreams Have A Big China Problem
The entire edifice of Indian solar, the panels, the parks, the rooftop schemes, the 500 GW of non-fossil capacity promised by 2030, rests, at its base, on a single supply line that runs across a contested border.
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A Small Plane Hit Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper. Then The Internet Went Quiet
The incident has brought back focus on China's strict control over public information after major events.
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China's New AI Cybersecurity Tool On Par With Anthropic's Mythos
Previewed in April, Mythos is designed to spot software vulnerabilities, yet experts warn it may enable stronger cyberattacks. This month, the US ordered Anthropic to stop exporting a less capable variant over national security concerns.
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Chinese Dissident Who Fled To South Korea On Rubber Boat Reaches Canada
Dong Guangping, a 68-year-old former policeman, has been a thorn in Beijing's side for advocating political reform and human rights, and served multiple prison stints over the years.
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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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Volkswagen To Layoff 100,000 Employees, About 15% Of Its Workforce
Volkswagen will also reduce its planned investment by about 15% over the next five years to $148.2 billion as it faces increasing competition from Chinese auto firms.
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World Bank To Phase Out Lending To China By 2031
The World Bank will phase out its lending to China by 2031, according to the organization's new country partnership framework, a source familiar with the matter told AFP on Tuesday.
-
Kim Jong Un Vows To Deepen Ties With China In Message To Xi Jinping
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed on Wednesday to keep strengthening relations with China, describing recent summit talks with President Xi Jinping in Pyongyang as a "historic occasion".
-
Deaf Man In China Reunites With Family After 35 Years As Brother Spots Him In Chat Group
Lei's search finally succeeded when his biological family also refused to lose hope.
-
Broken Promise: Law That Helped Beijing Tighten Its Grip On Hong Kong
The Hong Kong National Security Law was passed in 2020.
-
Opinion | China's New AI Surveillance System Has A Chilling New Mission
A new legislation in China, which takes effect tomorrow, isn't just another security law. It reaches across borders - and into the future.
-
Exiled Chinese Tycoon Jailed 30 Years In US For $1 Billion Fraud
Exiled Chinese tycoon Miles Guo sentenced to 30 years in US prison for a $1B fraud scheme, funding a lavish lifestyle of superyachts and penthouses.
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'India's Engineering Talent Give It AI Advantage Over China,' Top US Official Tells NDTV
Asked how Washington and New Delhi could work together amid growing strategic competition with China, Helberg said the focus should be on building a positive technology partnership rather than simply competing with Beijing.
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China Responds To India's Concerns Over Teesta Cooperation With Bangladesh
Teesta lies very close to India's northeastern region, which forms the basis of India's concern over the Dhaka-Beijing joint initiative.
-
China's 'Outdoor AC' Goes Viral As Heatwave Scorches Cities: Here's How It Works
Commonly installed in cafes, restaurants, gardens, terraces, warehouses and event venues, these systems are especially useful during hot summers.
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Opinion | India's Solar Dreams Have A Big China Problem
The entire edifice of Indian solar, the panels, the parks, the rooftop schemes, the 500 GW of non-fossil capacity promised by 2030, rests, at its base, on a single supply line that runs across a contested border.
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A Small Plane Hit Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper. Then The Internet Went Quiet
The incident has brought back focus on China's strict control over public information after major events.
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China's New AI Cybersecurity Tool On Par With Anthropic's Mythos
Previewed in April, Mythos is designed to spot software vulnerabilities, yet experts warn it may enable stronger cyberattacks. This month, the US ordered Anthropic to stop exporting a less capable variant over national security concerns.
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Chinese Dissident Who Fled To South Korea On Rubber Boat Reaches Canada
Dong Guangping, a 68-year-old former policeman, has been a thorn in Beijing's side for advocating political reform and human rights, and served multiple prison stints over the years.
-
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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Volkswagen To Layoff 100,000 Employees, About 15% Of Its Workforce
Volkswagen will also reduce its planned investment by about 15% over the next five years to $148.2 billion as it faces increasing competition from Chinese auto firms.
