33 y. ago The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 12

The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 12  Newspapers.com

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18 m. ago China sports brand sparks outrage after diving queen Quan Hongchan sidelined in event photo

Angry fans of Olympic diving icon accuse brand of ‘opportunism’, sparking wave of product returns.

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19 m. ago China reveals tech ‘breakthrough’ behind Pakistan’s hypersonic strike on India

Chinese missiles were used by Pakistan to destroy an Indian air defence system last week in what is believed to be their first combat use.

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21 m. ago Trump’s Mideast visit clears path for advanced AI chip deals led by Nvidia

The deals are taking shape, while Trump visits the Middle East to forge deeper ties that put US technology initiatives at centre stage.

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21 m. ago Syria’s rebel leader Sharaa’s path from global jihad to Trump meeting

The meeting in Saudi Arabia is a milestone for a man who joined al-Qaeda in Iraq around the time of the 2003 US-led invasion.

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26 m. ago 2 women attacked in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui by female suspect with scissors

Police investigating whether alleged assaults in shopping district on Tuesday afternoon were random or premeditated.

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29 m. ago China confirms Japanese citizen has been jailed for spying in Shanghai

The foreign ministry did not reveal details of the case, but Japanese media reports said a man in his 50s had been given a 12-year sentence.

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44 m. ago Trump's trade war wins so far: More talk, uncertainty and deadlines

Trump's trade war wins so far: More talk, uncertainty and deadlines  NBC News

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48 m. ago Indonesia’s costly bet on French Rafale jets under scrutiny after India

US$8.1 billion deal for 42 Rafale jets triggers alarm, but Pakistan’s claims may offer grounds for ‘evaluation’ of their use in Indonesia’s defence strategy.

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48 m. ago Chinese boy holds food counter as strong winds hit parents’ restaurant

The boy first held down the food counter before going into the shop to turn off the power supply.

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64 m. ago Tencent posts strong quarterly revenue as Chinese video gaming giant bets big on AI

The tech giant reported US$25 billion in revenue for the first quarter, its largest ever for a three-month period, beating estimates.

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74 m. ago Pope Leo offers to mediate between world leaders to end wars

Ending conflicts has been a dominant theme in Pope Leo’s addresses since he became pope last week.

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76 m. ago White House eased China tariffs after warnings of harm to ‘Trump’s people’

White House eased China tariffs after warnings of harm to ‘Trump’s people’  The Washington Post

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78 m. ago Beijing summons JD.com, Meituan, Alibaba’s Ele.me as food delivery feud heats up

Five government agencies, led by the State Administration for Market Regulation, urged the instant commerce giants to follow competition regulation.

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78 m. ago Beijing tells food delivery giants to simmer down as feud gets too hot to handle

Beijing tells food delivery giants to simmer down as feud gets too hot to handle  South China Morning Post

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88 m. ago South Korea’s Starbucks ban use of presidential candidates’ names in orders

Customers cannot use the names of all seven presidential candidates in the ‘Call My Name’ service until after the nation’s June 3 snap polls.

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88 m. ago South Korea’s Starbucks bans use of presidential candidates’ names in orders

Customers cannot use the names of all seven presidential candidates in the ‘Call My Name’ service until after the nation’s June 3 snap polls.

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1 hour ago Candid Image Gives First Evidence Of China’s Secretive Armed Underwater Drone

Candid Image Gives First Evidence Of China’s Secretive Armed Underwater Drone  navalnews.com

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1 hour ago Britain blinked against a bullying Trumpian America. Others must not

The EU, Japan, China and other powers need to draw a line. To concede is to legitimise a coercive trading model where strength trumps fairness.

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1 hour ago Britain has capitulated to Trump’s coercive trade. Others must resist

The EU, Japan, China and other powers need to draw a line. To concede is to legitimise a coercive trading model where strength trumps fairness.

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