6 h. ago Clinical, humanistic, and economic burden of haemophilia A in China: findings from a real

Clinical, humanistic, and economic burden of haemophilia A in China: findings from a real-world survey  Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases

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50 h. ago China Publishes Landmark National Fuel Cell Vehicle Report Based on Real

China Publishes Landmark National Fuel Cell Vehicle Report Based on Real-World Operation Data  Fuel Cells Works

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3 d. ago Trump downplays Beijing threat to Taiwan as Australia touts rare earths deal

After nearly a year waiting to meet US President Donald Trump, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sought to argue his country’s strategic value Monday – only for the “America first” leader to dominate the encounter by opining that Beijing had no plans to invade Taiwan and posed no real threat in the Indo-Pacific. “China doesn’t want to do that,” he insisted on Taiwan, during a press gaggle alongside Albanese, but later stated that the island will be one of the topics of discussion when...

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6 d. ago Beijing’s Communists are a real threat, but trading with China is Britain’s best weapon

Beijing’s Communists are a real threat, but trading with China is Britain’s best weapon  The Telegraph

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7 d. ago Chinese EV maker Li Auto eyes global market with Hong Kong base

Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) maker Li Auto has set up its international headquarters in Hong Kong, paving the way for its overseas expansion amid intensifying competition at home. The Hong Kong operations would serve as a strategic base for the Beijing-based carmaker to “oversee its research and development [R&D], intellectual property management and international supply chain functions”, said InvestHK, the Hong Kong government’s investment promotion arm, in a statement on Thursday. Li Auto,...

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1 week ago China’s property managers pivot to elderly and pet care amid real estate woes

China’s property managers pivot to elderly and pet care amid real estate woes  South China Morning Post

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1 week ago Chinese scientists seek ways to unlock AI’s power to tackle real world problems

As China rapidly advances in artificial intelligence to boost economic growth and transform industries, some scientists are working to unleash the technology’s potential to promote social good. Su Jionglong, deputy dean of the School of AI and Advanced Computing at Xian Jiaotong-Liverpool University, researches AI applications aimed at reducing discrimination, providing emotional support and making faster medical diagnoses. He said he was establishing a start-up with his students, who developed...

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2 w. ago From Beijing to Hong Kong: 3,000km run to raise US$1 million for disabled

A jockey-turned-entrepreneur and his team will embark on a gruelling 3,000km (1,864 miles) run from Beijing to Hong Kong in 60 days to raise US$1 million for people with disabilities. Jo Lodder, a 55-year-old Hong Kong-based Briton, will depart for Beijing with a 20-strong crew on Friday, starting the journey from the Great Wall of China next Wednesday. An entrepreneur involved in businesses ranging from overseas real estate to software development, Lodder re-evaluated his life during the...

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2 w. ago China Stopped Buying U.S. Soybeans. The Real Problem Started Decades Ago.

China Stopped Buying U.S. Soybeans. The Real Problem Started Decades Ago.  Farm Action

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2 w. ago Why the NBA stepped back into China after six years: Real reason explained!

Why the NBA stepped back into China after six years: Real reason explained!  Times of India

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2 w. ago GOP lawmaker warns of ‘real risk of escalation’ after trip to China

GOP lawmaker warns of ‘real risk of escalation’ after trip to China  Fox Business

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2 w. ago "This place blew my mind": Real China in eyes of global travelers

"This place blew my mind": Real China in eyes of global travelers  Xinhua

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3 w. ago How China’s entrepreneurs are blazing a trail of economic transformation

For over a decade, commentators have warned of China’s looming economic decline. Today, the challenges are real: US-China trade frictions, weak household consumption, an overstretched property sector and a shrinking workforce. Making money in China may feel harder than before. Yet to see China solely through the lens of stagnation is to miss the profound transformation under way. Far from collapsing, China is restructuring. More importantly, it has nurtured a generation of entrepreneurs and...

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3 w. ago Exclusive: China's Onslaught in South Korea's Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate

Exclusive: China's Onslaught in South Korea's Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate  조선일보

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4 w. ago China’s Navy Is On the Brink of Becoming a Real Aircraft Carrier ‘Powerhouse’

China’s Navy Is On the Brink of Becoming a Real Aircraft Carrier ‘Powerhouse’  National Security Journal

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4 w. ago China has announced its first target to cut emissions in real terms. What does it mean for Australia?

China has announced its first target to cut emissions in real terms. What does it mean for Australia?  The Guardian

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last month In setting China up as an adversary, the EU is tilting at windmills

In the classic Spanish novel Don Quixote, the knight insisted on attacking windmills he had mistaken for giants, and ended up unhorsed. In real life, the European Union has increasingly and aggressively taken on China over the past few years, often at the expense of its own economic and social goals. The EU has long complained about its trade deficit with China, attributing it to a lack of market access. Yet it refuses to ratify the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) – a golden...

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