6 d. ago Nets ditch China’s Zeng days after disappointing Macau outing against Suns

Nets ditch China’s Zeng days after disappointing Macau outing against Suns  South China Morning Post

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9 d. ago Exclusive | Nets beat Suns to tie NBA China Games series, but Texan clash to come next year

Exclusive | Nets beat Suns to tie NBA China Games series, but Texan clash to come next year  South China Morning Post

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9 d. ago Exclusive | Nets beat Suns to tie NBA China Games series, Mavericks, Rockets up next

Exclusive | Nets beat Suns to tie NBA China Games series, Mavericks, Rockets up next  South China Morning Post

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1 week ago Nets vs. Suns NBA China games: How to watch, lineups, broadcast info

Nets vs. Suns NBA China games: How to watch, lineups, broadcast info  Nets Wire

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1 week ago Where to watch Suns vs. Nets (10/10/25) | FREE LIVE STREAM, Time, TV Channel for NBA China Games

Where to watch Suns vs. Nets (10/10/25) | FREE LIVE STREAM, Time, TV Channel for NBA China Games  NJ.com

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1 week ago Phoenix Suns rookie could make preseason debut vs. Brooklyn Nets in China

Phoenix Suns rookie could make preseason debut vs. Brooklyn Nets in China  The Arizona Republic

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2 w. ago Nets v Suns in Macau: tracing the NBA’s rise, fall and return to China

Hongkonger Wilson Tsang Wai-shun began following basketball in secondary school, a time when the National Basketball Association (NBA) experienced one of its fastest expansions, acquiring both fortune and fame with fans. While much of that was down to the likes of global superstar Michael Jordan, in China, the sport had by then been popular for decades. But then NBA commissioner David Stern’s initial 1987-88 agreement to broadcast games on China Central Television, around the time Jordan was...

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2 w. ago China's Artificial Sun Project Nears Net Positive Energy Milestone

China's Artificial Sun Project Nears Net Positive Energy Milestone  Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com

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3 w. ago Has Lutnick signalled the end of Taiwan’s ‘silicon shield’ against Beijing?

The US commerce secretary’s remark that semiconductor production should be split “50-50” between the United States and Taiwan has fuelled concerns on the island over Washington’s defence commitment. Howard Lutnick told US cable network NewsNation on Sunday that unless Taiwan moved a significant share of its chip production to America, Washington could not guarantee it would defend the island against an attack from Beijing. Taiwan has long seen its semiconductor industry as a “silicon shield”...

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