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India, Australia Deepening Security Ties Amid Tensions With China: Report
India and Australia are deepening their security and economic ties, with both countries seeking to diversify their export markets, shore up supply chains and upgrade their militaries as tensions with China rise, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Operations Are Normal At Chipmaker SMIC's Shanghai Plants - Report
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation said operations remain normal at its Shanghai factories, state media outlet China Securities Journal reported on Monday.
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China's Xi Jinping Says Government Does Not Hack: Report
China's government does not engage in the theft of commercial secrets and does not support Chinese companies which do this, President Xi Jinping told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published today.
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Japan May Consider South China Sea Patrols, Says Military
Japan's military may join US forces on patrol in the South China Sea, the nation's top uniformed officer said in an interview published today, as Tokyo seeks a greater security role.
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Nobody is listening to your telephone calls, Barack Obama assures US citizens
US President Barack Obama defended sweeping secret surveillance into America's phone records and foreigners' Internet use, declaring "we have to make choices as a society."
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India, Australia Deepening Security Ties Amid Tensions With China: Report
India and Australia are deepening their security and economic ties, with both countries seeking to diversify their export markets, shore up supply chains and upgrade their militaries as tensions with China rise, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Operations Are Normal At Chipmaker SMIC's Shanghai Plants - Report
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation said operations remain normal at its Shanghai factories, state media outlet China Securities Journal reported on Monday.
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China's Xi Jinping Says Government Does Not Hack: Report
China's government does not engage in the theft of commercial secrets and does not support Chinese companies which do this, President Xi Jinping told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published today.
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Japan May Consider South China Sea Patrols, Says Military
Japan's military may join US forces on patrol in the South China Sea, the nation's top uniformed officer said in an interview published today, as Tokyo seeks a greater security role.
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Nobody is listening to your telephone calls, Barack Obama assures US citizens
US President Barack Obama defended sweeping secret surveillance into America's phone records and foreigners' Internet use, declaring "we have to make choices as a society."
