19 h. ago China’s aggressive silicon strategy: flooding the market with key material to achieve domination

China’s aggressive silicon strategy: flooding the market with key material to achieve domination  Cybernews

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7 d. ago China's Xi rolls out carpet for Ukraine war aggressors, sidelining Trump

China's Xi rolls out carpet for Ukraine war aggressors, sidelining Trump  Reuters

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7 d. ago Sidelining Trump, China's Xi rolls out carpet for Ukraine war aggressors

Sidelining Trump, China's Xi rolls out carpet for Ukraine war aggressors  Reuters

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1 week ago US report on Chinese ‘spy threat’ to universities ‘may have chilling effect’

The United States has identified China as the “top threat” in a report on espionage targeting universities and technology. Some Chinese analysts warned that the report – which said “no nation has targeted Western research, science, and technology as aggressively as China” – could have a “chilling effect” on people-to-people and academic exchanges. The report, compiled by the National Counterintelligence and Security Centre, alongside the Department of Education and other federal bodies, was...

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2 w. ago No passageway or parcel spared as Beijing tightens security for military parade

From public transport to postal services, the city of Beijing has tightened security in multiple ways for a rare military parade on September 3 celebrating a World War II triumph for China that will draw state leaders from around the world. The parade is among events that will mark the 80th anniversary of China’s victory in the “war of resistance against Japanese aggression”, with Russian President Vladimir Putin and several Southeast Asian leaders among those expected to attend. The march route...

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2 w. ago China’s Fujian carrier may join service next month, CCTV video suggests

China’s third and most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian, could be officially commissioned as early as wartime anniversaries next month, a video by state broadcaster CCTV suggests. The video released on Saturday sought to draw a parallel between the Japanese naval incursions 88 years ago and the Fujian’s readiness to enter service, linking it with the memory of the Japanese invasion. China will be marking the 80th anniversary of victory over Japanese aggression with a military parade on...

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2 w. ago Amid Beijing tensions, Australia, Philippines team up in South China Sea drills

Off the shores of Palawan, more than 3,600 troops from Australia and the Philippines are taking part in their largest-ever military drills, marking a decisive shift in Canberra’s Indo-Pacific security strategy. Exercise Alon, launched on Friday, is taking place less than 300 nautical miles (555km) from the Philippine-held Thitu Island in the Spratly archipelago – an area at the heart of escalating territorial disputes in the South China Sea. Beijing claims the Spratly island group alongside...

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2 w. ago National Museum of China announces exhibitions on war against Japanese aggression

National Museum of China announces exhibitions on war against Japanese aggression  People's Daily

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2 w. ago OPINION | What the South China Sea collision tells us about Beijing's growing aggression

OPINION | What the South China Sea collision tells us about Beijing's growing aggression  Baird Maritime

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3 w. ago German FM slams China over 'aggressive behaviour' and Russia backing

German FM slams China over 'aggressive behaviour' and Russia backing  Euronews.com

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4 w. ago CATL lithium mine halt signals Beijing’s EV battery overcapacity concerns

Contemporary Amperex Technology’s suspension of production at a major lithium mine in mainland China is a clear sign of Beijing’s aggressive stance towards curbing overcapacity in the electric vehicle (EV) battery sector, according to analysts. The world’s largest producer of EV batteries, known as CATL, said on Sunday evening that the licence for the mine in Yichun, in China’s central Jiangxi province, had expired on Saturday. It added that an application for restarting operations had been...

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