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Students In China Invent Low-Cost "Invisibility Cloak" That Hides Wearers From Security Cameras
Students in China have invented an "invisibility cloak" designed to hide its users from security cameras. The low-cost coat called the InvisDefense can hide wearers from AI-monitored security cameras and can be used during the day or night.
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Chinese Intelligence Officers Face US Charges Over Obstruction of Prosecution of Major Telecom Firm
The US has charged two Chinese intelligence officers with interfering in the US prosecution of a major telecommunications firm, after the FBI used a double agent to document their apparent efforts. He Guochun and Wang Zheng were charged with obstruction of justice, and He was also charged with money laundering. The indictment did not name the compa...
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These Are The Men (And One Woman) Filling China's Top Posts
The new cabinet announced Monday by China is the culmination of months of leadership reshuffles that saw President Xi Jinping assert his dominance over policy making.
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China Frees 5 Women Activists on Bail After Outcry
China has unexpectedly released five women activists on bail, two lawyers said today, after a vocal campaign against their detention by the West and Chinese rights campaigners.
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China Peeved as Hillary Clinton Denounces Women's Detention
China called on other countries on Tuesday to respect its judicial sovereignty after U.S. former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denounced as "inexcusable" the detention of five women activists.
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Asian Games: Manju Bala's Bronze Upgraded to Silver After Higher Finisher Tests positive
Manju Bala threw the chain and ball to 60.47m, considerably shorter than gold medal winner Zhang Weinxiu -- who set a new Games mark of 77.33m -- and silver winner Wang Zheng (74.16m), both from China on September 28.
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China says it monitored defiant US bomber flights
China said Wednesday it had monitored two unarmed U.S. bombers that flew over the East China Sea in defiance of Beijing's declaration it was exercising greater military control over the area.
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Beijing's ban on 'vicious, big dogs' sparks controversy
China has banned 'big dogs' in Beijing by terming them as "vicious", sparking a heated debate about the height and breed of the animals and owners' responsibility of regulating canine behaviour.
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Students In China Invent Low-Cost "Invisibility Cloak" That Hides Wearers From Security Cameras
Students in China have invented an "invisibility cloak" designed to hide its users from security cameras. The low-cost coat called the InvisDefense can hide wearers from AI-monitored security cameras and can be used during the day or night.
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Chinese Intelligence Officers Face US Charges Over Obstruction of Prosecution of Major Telecom Firm
The US has charged two Chinese intelligence officers with interfering in the US prosecution of a major telecommunications firm, after the FBI used a double agent to document their apparent efforts. He Guochun and Wang Zheng were charged with obstruction of justice, and He was also charged with money laundering. The indictment did not name the compa...
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These Are The Men (And One Woman) Filling China's Top Posts
The new cabinet announced Monday by China is the culmination of months of leadership reshuffles that saw President Xi Jinping assert his dominance over policy making.
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China Frees 5 Women Activists on Bail After Outcry
China has unexpectedly released five women activists on bail, two lawyers said today, after a vocal campaign against their detention by the West and Chinese rights campaigners.
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China Peeved as Hillary Clinton Denounces Women's Detention
China called on other countries on Tuesday to respect its judicial sovereignty after U.S. former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denounced as "inexcusable" the detention of five women activists.
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Asian Games: Manju Bala's Bronze Upgraded to Silver After Higher Finisher Tests positive
Manju Bala threw the chain and ball to 60.47m, considerably shorter than gold medal winner Zhang Weinxiu -- who set a new Games mark of 77.33m -- and silver winner Wang Zheng (74.16m), both from China on September 28.
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China says it monitored defiant US bomber flights
China said Wednesday it had monitored two unarmed U.S. bombers that flew over the East China Sea in defiance of Beijing's declaration it was exercising greater military control over the area.
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Beijing's ban on 'vicious, big dogs' sparks controversy
China has banned 'big dogs' in Beijing by terming them as "vicious", sparking a heated debate about the height and breed of the animals and owners' responsibility of regulating canine behaviour.
