35 y. ago State Visit to the People's Republic of China by HM King Taufa‘ahau Tupou IV and Queen Halaevalu Mata‘aho

State Visit to the People's Republic of China by HM King Taufa‘ahau Tupou IV and Queen Halaevalu Mata‘aho  Matangi Tonga

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60 m. ago 'Shooting oneself in foot': Ahead of Jaishankar's visit, Beijing says Tibet issue 'thorn' in India

'Shooting oneself in foot': Ahead of Jaishankar's visit, Beijing says Tibet issue 'thorn' in India-China  Times of India

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62 m. ago How China is likely to respond to Taiwan's military exercises

How China is likely to respond to Taiwan's military exercises  VPM

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1 hour ago Bitcoin Mining: How Russia And China Are Eating Away At The Technological Lead Of The United States

Bitcoin Mining: How Russia And China Are Eating Away At The Technological Lead Of The United States  Cointribune

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1 hour ago 130 HP and something 'better' than hydrogen ― China unveils historic engine to change the world

130 HP and something 'better' than hydrogen ― China unveils historic engine to change the world  ECOticias.com El Periódico Verde

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2 h. ago Dalai Lama succession issue ‘thorn’ in relations with India, says China

Dalai Lama succession issue ‘thorn’ in relations with India, says China  The Hindu

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2 h. ago Chinese satellites appear to dock in orbit for historic refuelling mission

Two Chinese satellites may have docked in geostationary orbit for a historic refuelling mission, an autonomous satellite servicing feat the United States has yet to achieve. China’s Shijian-21 and Shijian-25 “appeared visually merged in optical sensor data” between July 2 and July 6, US-based space situational awareness software provider COMSPOC said on Saturday in a social media post. “Given the prolonged RPO time, SJ-21 and SJ-25 may have docked,” it said, using the acronym for “rendezvous and...

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2 h. ago China's NEV boom drives shortage of over 1m professionals, sparks industry

China's NEV boom drives shortage of over 1m professionals, sparks industry-academia partnership  Global Times

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2 h. ago The chip race: US opens tech gates for China; Should Indian companies worry?

The chip race: US opens tech gates for China; Should Indian companies worry?  Times of India

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3 h. ago China Working On Levitating Train That Could Get You From New York to Chicago in Two Hours

China Working On Levitating Train That Could Get You From New York to Chicago in Two Hours  Futurism

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3 h. ago Opinion | For Chinese firms going out, global success requires truly ‘going in’

Opinion | For Chinese firms going out, global success requires truly ‘going in’  South China Morning Post

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3 h. ago Frugal Chinese man spends under US$1 per meal, saving to buy flat, car for parents

A 29-year-old Chinese man has stunned many online with his extreme frugality, revealing that he spends only a few yuan (under US$1) per meal, and this habit has enabled him to save 1.3 million yuan (US$180,000) in just six years. Known online as “Little Grass Drifting North,” he is a live-stream host at a major internet company in Beijing and manages a self-media business. His exact earnings remain undisclosed. Recently, he disclosed that he has limited his monthly food expenses to under 500...

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3 h. ago Chinese team says carbon dioxide can be turned turned into sugar

Chinese scientists have developed a method to turn the alcohol methanol into white sugar, which they say could allow captured carbon dioxide to be converted into food. The team’s biotransformation system produces sucrose without the need to grow sugar cane or sugar beets – crops that require large amounts of land and water resources. Their method to convert methanol – which can be derived from industrial waste or made by hydrogenating carbon dioxide – into sucrose using enzymes was also adapted...

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3 h. ago What the U.S. Feared Is Coming True: Huawei and Xiaomi Push China’s Chip Empire Beyond Fantasy, Defying All Sanctions

What the U.S. Feared Is Coming True: Huawei and Xiaomi Push China’s Chip Empire Beyond Fantasy, Defying All Sanctions  The Daily Galaxy

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4 h. ago Healthcare Graduate In China Sells Ice Cream On Street, University Feels "Embarrassed"

Healthcare Graduate In China Sells Ice Cream On Street, University Feels "Embarrassed"  NDTV

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4 h. ago ‘No tunnel, no waste’: China’s Inner Mongolia uranium mine signals nuclear leap

China has made a breakthrough in uranium mining and processing by unlocking complex sandstone deposits once seen as too challenging to develop, as Beijing ramps up efforts towards a green transition and energy security. The country’s largest natural uranium project had yielded its first barrel, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) announced on Saturday. The “National No 1 Uranium” demonstration project was launched a year ago in the Ordos basin of northern Inner Mongolia, home to China’s...

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4 h. ago EU says it will urge China to take more ambitious action on climate

EU says it will urge China to take more ambitious action on climate  TradingView

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5 h. ago China and Japan trade barbs after latest close encounter between warplanes

China and Japan have traded accusations after a series of close encounters between their warplanes last week. On Sunday the Chinese defence ministry accused Japanese reconnaissance aircraft of “repeatedly” entering China’s air defence identification zone in the East China Sea. The comments followed a Japanese statement issued three days earlier that accused a Chinese JH-7 fighter-bomber of making “unusual approaches” towards a Japanese YS-11EB electronic-intelligence aircraft. on Wednesday and...

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5 h. ago Commentary: Congress must not let China slow us down, John Mica writes

Commentary: Congress must not let China slow us down, John Mica writes  Orlando Sentinel

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5 h. ago China worker gets chest pain, refuses op, doctor pays US$4,200 for treatment

A doctor in southern China paid 30,000 yuan (US$4,200) out of his own pocket to cover the medical bills of a patient who refused to undergo emergency surgery because of the cost. The incident unfolded in Dongguan, Guangdong province on June 30, when a migrant factory worker, surnamed Zhang, felt a searing pain in his chest and back while he was working, the Guangzhou Daily reported. After Zhang, 38, arrived at a hospital in Xiegang Town, Dongguan City, doctors diagnosed a serious cardiovascular...

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