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Dragonfly Raises Third Crypto Fund of $650 Million to Help Fund Startups at All Stages
Dragonfly Capital announced that it had raised $650 million for its third crypto fund, Dragonfly Ventures III. The fund will focus on all stages of blockchain and crypto companies creating a new digital economy with limited partners, including global investment giants Tiger Global, KKR, and Sequoia China, among others.
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India's Take On One Belt, One Road No Threat To Shanghai Bloc: Official
India's decision not to endorse China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative in the SCO poses no threat to the bloc as its structure is democratic enough to allow a member country to opt-out of projects backed by others, its General-Secretary Vladimir Norov said.
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"Economic Corridor Won't Be A Burden": Pakistan Hits Back At US
Pakistan on Saturday rejected United States' notion of Beijing being the sole benefactor of its China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and asserted that its relations with China within the purview of the project will never fray.
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World Bank Cuts Not Related To Alleged Uighur Rights Violation: China
China said Tuesday that a World Bank decision to scale back a vocational education project was unrelated to allegations of mistreatment of minority Muslim Uighurs in the northwestern Xinjiang region.
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World Bank Ends Funding To Controversial Uighur Schools In China
The World Bank announced Monday it was cutting back a vocational education project in China's Xinjiang province, even though an internal investigation did not back up claims the scheme was linked to the mistreatment of minority Muslim Uighurs.
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India To Retain Top Position In Remittances With USD 80 Billion: World Bank
India will retain its position as the world's top recipient of remittances this year with its diaspora sending a whopping USD 80 billion back home, the World Bank said in a report on Saturday.
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After Imran Khan Trip, China Backs Pak On Dispute With India, Nuke Group
China and Pakistan today agreed to further tighten military cooperation after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ended his official talks with the Chinese leadership in Beijing. In a joint statement released as Mr Khan flew to Shanghai, China also came out in support of "Pakistan's efforts for improvement of Pakistan-India relations and for settlem...
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At Asian Summit SCO, India Refuses To Back China's Belt And Road Project
In a clear message of India's continued opposition to China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said mega connectivity projects must respect sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries, asserting that New Delhi would support initiatives which ensure inclusivity.
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Blog: Iran Refuses To Sideline China And Pak, Irking India
While Iran drags its feet on awarding a crucial contract for gas exploration in its Farzad B offshore field to ONGC Videsh, India has decided to cut back on oil imports from Iran by 3 million tons (roughly 25 percent) in the current financial year.
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At Disputed South China Sea Shoal, China Asserts Power Through Control, And Concessions
Far out in the South China Sea, where dark blue meets bright turquoise, a miles-long row of fishing boats anchor near Scarborough Shoal, backed by a small armada of coastguard projecting China's power in Asia's most disputed waters.
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Urging India To Back CPEC Project, Chinese Media Likens PoK With Taiwan
India should be "more pragmatic and flexible" to support the multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project despite issues linked to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as China backs business links between Taiwan and India, a state-run media said today.
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China Proposes 'Digital Silk Road' For Scientific Cooperation
China has proposed an international scientific cooperation programme for Earth observation to provide digital backing to Beijing's mega Silk Road Project.
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In a Move That Will Irk India, Sri Lanka Backs Big China Port Deal
Sri Lanka's cabinet said on Thursday it would allow a $1.5 billion "port city" deal with China to go ahead, dropping a threat to cancel the project which had been approved by the previous government.
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Dragonfly Raises Third Crypto Fund of $650 Million to Help Fund Startups at All Stages
Dragonfly Capital announced that it had raised $650 million for its third crypto fund, Dragonfly Ventures III. The fund will focus on all stages of blockchain and crypto companies creating a new digital economy with limited partners, including global investment giants Tiger Global, KKR, and Sequoia China, among others.
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India's Take On One Belt, One Road No Threat To Shanghai Bloc: Official
India's decision not to endorse China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative in the SCO poses no threat to the bloc as its structure is democratic enough to allow a member country to opt-out of projects backed by others, its General-Secretary Vladimir Norov said.
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"Economic Corridor Won't Be A Burden": Pakistan Hits Back At US
Pakistan on Saturday rejected United States' notion of Beijing being the sole benefactor of its China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and asserted that its relations with China within the purview of the project will never fray.
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World Bank Cuts Not Related To Alleged Uighur Rights Violation: China
China said Tuesday that a World Bank decision to scale back a vocational education project was unrelated to allegations of mistreatment of minority Muslim Uighurs in the northwestern Xinjiang region.
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World Bank Ends Funding To Controversial Uighur Schools In China
The World Bank announced Monday it was cutting back a vocational education project in China's Xinjiang province, even though an internal investigation did not back up claims the scheme was linked to the mistreatment of minority Muslim Uighurs.
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India To Retain Top Position In Remittances With USD 80 Billion: World Bank
India will retain its position as the world's top recipient of remittances this year with its diaspora sending a whopping USD 80 billion back home, the World Bank said in a report on Saturday.
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After Imran Khan Trip, China Backs Pak On Dispute With India, Nuke Group
China and Pakistan today agreed to further tighten military cooperation after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ended his official talks with the Chinese leadership in Beijing. In a joint statement released as Mr Khan flew to Shanghai, China also came out in support of "Pakistan's efforts for improvement of Pakistan-India relations and for settlem...
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At Asian Summit SCO, India Refuses To Back China's Belt And Road Project
In a clear message of India's continued opposition to China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said mega connectivity projects must respect sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries, asserting that New Delhi would support initiatives which ensure inclusivity.
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Blog: Iran Refuses To Sideline China And Pak, Irking India
While Iran drags its feet on awarding a crucial contract for gas exploration in its Farzad B offshore field to ONGC Videsh, India has decided to cut back on oil imports from Iran by 3 million tons (roughly 25 percent) in the current financial year.
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At Disputed South China Sea Shoal, China Asserts Power Through Control, And Concessions
Far out in the South China Sea, where dark blue meets bright turquoise, a miles-long row of fishing boats anchor near Scarborough Shoal, backed by a small armada of coastguard projecting China's power in Asia's most disputed waters.
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Urging India To Back CPEC Project, Chinese Media Likens PoK With Taiwan
India should be "more pragmatic and flexible" to support the multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project despite issues linked to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as China backs business links between Taiwan and India, a state-run media said today.
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China Proposes 'Digital Silk Road' For Scientific Cooperation
China has proposed an international scientific cooperation programme for Earth observation to provide digital backing to Beijing's mega Silk Road Project.
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In a Move That Will Irk India, Sri Lanka Backs Big China Port Deal
Sri Lanka's cabinet said on Thursday it would allow a $1.5 billion "port city" deal with China to go ahead, dropping a threat to cancel the project which had been approved by the previous government.
