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Opinion | The 'Ten-Year Itch' in India-US Defence Relations
Hugs and personal equations between leaders do not make a nation a country of consequence. The fact is that the US would not part with critical technologies, despite all the acronym-rich pacts and treaties being signed.
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China's "Life Release" Ritual Turns Tragic After 1,100 Cats Released Near Reservoir
The incident has generated widespread anger and criticism online. Many called the practice dangerous.
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Donald Trump, Xi Jinping Meet Face-To-Face In South Korea After 6 Years Amid Trade War
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met today in a high-stakes summit, their first face-to-face encounter in six years, and the first since Trump began his second term in office.
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Explained: Britain's Chinese Spying Case And Its Collapse
The British government has come under sustained criticism after a prosecution against two men accused of spying for China collapsed last month, with critics saying it was because of fears of upsetting Beijing.
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Opinion | When the Dragon Tightens Its Talons: China's New Techno-Mineral Manoeuvre
China's reigning position in the rare earth supply chain, nay, the critical minerals chain, is of alarming concern for all, including major western powers like the USA and developing economies like India.
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Who Is Ashley Tellis, Indian-American Expert Charged Over Top Secret Files
Ashley J Tellis, a well-known US scholar on India who advised successive US administrations, has been arrested and charged with unlawfully retaining classified information and allegedly meeting Chinese officials.
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China Outlines More Controls On Exports Of Rare Earths And Technology
China outlined new curbs on exports of rare earths and related technologies, extending controls over use of the elements critical for many high-tech and military products.
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Rajasthans 14 Million Tonne Lithium Reserve Set To Reduce India's Dependence On China
A 14 million tonne lithium reserve in Rajasthan could make India self-reliant in the critical mineral and reduce dependence on China.
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Pentagon Pushes For Double Missile Output For Potential China Conflict: Report
The US Pentagon is urging defense contractors to double or quadruple production rates, focusing on 12 critical weapons due to concerns over low US stockpiles in a potential conflict with China, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing peopl
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China's Premier Warns Against 'Cold War Mentality' In Veiled Criticism Of US
Chinese Premier Li Qiang warned Friday against a return to a "Cold War mentality" and defended multilateralism and free trade, in a veiled criticism of the United States from the United Nations.
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China Uses AI To Turn Gay Couple Straight In Australian Film, Viewers Outraged
The alteration triggered widespread criticism from viewers, with one user calling it "disrespectful to the LGBT community" and a "challenge to audience tolerance."
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Important To Defend Its Authority: China Defends UN Against Trump's Criticism
China has thrown its weight behind the United Nations, stressing that the world body remains essential to global stability, in sharp contrast to US President Donald Trump's attack on the institution on Tuesday, during his speech at the UNGA.
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China's Public Toilets Require Watching Ads To Get Toilet Paper, Sparks Criticism
Public toilets in China are now requiring users to watch advertisements to access toilet paper, a move aimed at reducing waste but raising concerns about privacy, hygiene, and accessibility.
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"I'll Be Damned If China Beats US To The Moon": NASA Chief Sean Duffy
NASA acting administrator Sean Duffy pushed back against recent critics who have suggested China will beat the US back to the moon, saying "I'll be damned" if that is the ultimate outcome of the decade's space race.
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ISRO Tests Parachutes for Gaganyaan Crew Module in Key Rocket-Sled Trial
ISRO has successfully tested drogue parachutes for the Gaganyaan crew module at its Chandigarh facility. The rocket-sled trials simulated high-speed re-entry conditions, ensuring parachutes deploy and stabilize the capsule. This achievement marks a critical milestone as India prepares for its first crewed space mission, aiming to join the US, Russi...
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Opinion | The 'Ten-Year Itch' in India-US Defence Relations
Hugs and personal equations between leaders do not make a nation a country of consequence. The fact is that the US would not part with critical technologies, despite all the acronym-rich pacts and treaties being signed.
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China's "Life Release" Ritual Turns Tragic After 1,100 Cats Released Near Reservoir
The incident has generated widespread anger and criticism online. Many called the practice dangerous.
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Donald Trump, Xi Jinping Meet Face-To-Face In South Korea After 6 Years Amid Trade War
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met today in a high-stakes summit, their first face-to-face encounter in six years, and the first since Trump began his second term in office.
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Explained: Britain's Chinese Spying Case And Its Collapse
The British government has come under sustained criticism after a prosecution against two men accused of spying for China collapsed last month, with critics saying it was because of fears of upsetting Beijing.
-
Opinion | When the Dragon Tightens Its Talons: China's New Techno-Mineral Manoeuvre
China's reigning position in the rare earth supply chain, nay, the critical minerals chain, is of alarming concern for all, including major western powers like the USA and developing economies like India.
-
Who Is Ashley Tellis, Indian-American Expert Charged Over Top Secret Files
Ashley J Tellis, a well-known US scholar on India who advised successive US administrations, has been arrested and charged with unlawfully retaining classified information and allegedly meeting Chinese officials.
-
China Outlines More Controls On Exports Of Rare Earths And Technology
China outlined new curbs on exports of rare earths and related technologies, extending controls over use of the elements critical for many high-tech and military products.
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Rajasthans 14 Million Tonne Lithium Reserve Set To Reduce India's Dependence On China
A 14 million tonne lithium reserve in Rajasthan could make India self-reliant in the critical mineral and reduce dependence on China.
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Pentagon Pushes For Double Missile Output For Potential China Conflict: Report
The US Pentagon is urging defense contractors to double or quadruple production rates, focusing on 12 critical weapons due to concerns over low US stockpiles in a potential conflict with China, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing peopl
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China's Premier Warns Against 'Cold War Mentality' In Veiled Criticism Of US
Chinese Premier Li Qiang warned Friday against a return to a "Cold War mentality" and defended multilateralism and free trade, in a veiled criticism of the United States from the United Nations.
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China Uses AI To Turn Gay Couple Straight In Australian Film, Viewers Outraged
The alteration triggered widespread criticism from viewers, with one user calling it "disrespectful to the LGBT community" and a "challenge to audience tolerance."
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Important To Defend Its Authority: China Defends UN Against Trump's Criticism
China has thrown its weight behind the United Nations, stressing that the world body remains essential to global stability, in sharp contrast to US President Donald Trump's attack on the institution on Tuesday, during his speech at the UNGA.
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China's Public Toilets Require Watching Ads To Get Toilet Paper, Sparks Criticism
Public toilets in China are now requiring users to watch advertisements to access toilet paper, a move aimed at reducing waste but raising concerns about privacy, hygiene, and accessibility.
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"I'll Be Damned If China Beats US To The Moon": NASA Chief Sean Duffy
NASA acting administrator Sean Duffy pushed back against recent critics who have suggested China will beat the US back to the moon, saying "I'll be damned" if that is the ultimate outcome of the decade's space race.
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ISRO Tests Parachutes for Gaganyaan Crew Module in Key Rocket-Sled Trial
ISRO has successfully tested drogue parachutes for the Gaganyaan crew module at its Chandigarh facility. The rocket-sled trials simulated high-speed re-entry conditions, ensuring parachutes deploy and stabilize the capsule. This achievement marks a critical milestone as India prepares for its first crewed space mission, aiming to join the US, Russi...
