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China Pulls Out of $392 Million Sri Lanka Port Project, Signaling New Opportunities for Geopolitical Rivals
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HK Expands Mainland Tours for Young Ex-Offenders Amid Indoctrination Concerns
China Blocks SoftBank’s $5.4 Billion Robotics Deal as US Tech Tensions Escalate
Beijing's decision to block a major robotics acquisition raises questions about retaliation against Washington's AI restrictions, exposing a contradiction between China's criticism of American technology controls and its own efforts to restrict foreign access.
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The Trillion-Dollar AI Illusion: Is the World Investing in a Revolution or a Bubble?
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Up to 45 CCP Officials Could Face Removal as Xi’s Purges Loom Over Fifth Plenum
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Wave of Protests Sweeps Europe as Living Costs Rise and Public Anger Grows
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Exclusive Interview: Analyst on Why Rubio’s Uzbekistan Visit Matters for US Strategy in Central Asia
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Four Years After Sitong Bridge Protest, Peng Lifa Reportedly Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison
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Iran-backed Houthis Trying to Build Medium-Range Ballistic Missiles With Components From a ‘Chinese Supplier’, Investigators Say
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Allegations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese intelligence operative have raised questions extending beyond corporate espionage, placing renewed scrutiny on how advanced American artificial intelligence chips reach overseas buyers. At the center of the controversy is Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based cloud computing company whose former executive,
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Iran-Linked Ships Raise Sabotage Concerns Near Critical Undersea Cables
At least four Iran-linked vessels have been observed making unusual movements near
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As Chinese AI Gains Ground in US, Startups Race to Remove Political Censorship
Chinese artificial intelligence models are gaining ground among American businesses, offering powerful
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Democrats Sweep Congress in 2026 Midterms as Vance Blames Iran War for GOP Defeat
Democrats have regained control of both chambers of Congress following a sweeping
- Greenland Approves Military Deal With US and Denmark, Ensuring Expanded American Presence in Arctic
- Oracle Scraps $7 Billion Tencent AI Deal Under Pressure From Washington
- More Than a Place to Play: How The Jump Brings a Community Together
- Nvidia Moves to Restrict China’s Access to AI Computing as US-China Tech Rivalry Intensifies
- ‘State Organs’ Screening Shines Light on China’s Forced Organ Harvesting Practices
- US Moves to Shut Chinese Labs Out of Electronics Testing Market
- Flávio Bolsonaro Vows to Lead Brazil’s Opposition From US After Election Defeat
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New allegations are pointing to a possible rift between former Chinese military leader Zhang Youxia and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping over a potential invasion of Taiwan. The disagreement may have contributed to Zhang's downfall, as reports of widespread corruption within the military continue to cast doubt on
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Pro-Democracy Activist Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 More Years Behind Bars
On Nov. 5, Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading
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Google Accuses Chinese Manufacturer of Turning 1.3 Million TV Boxes Into Cybercrime Network
Google has dismantled a massive cybercrime network involving more than 1.3 million Android TV boxes, accusing a Chinese
The attack, dubbed "Greeter" by cybersecurity firm Era Security, was discovered after researchers recorded 4,972 identical messages containing nothing more than the word "hello." Behind those ordinary greetings, however, attackers were secretly executing commands, investigating computer systems, searching for passwords, and attempting to access cloud infrastructure operated by major technology
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Hackers Take Over Digital Billboards in Multiple Countries in Bizarre Cyberattack
Hackers have taken control of digital billboards in several countries, replacing ordinary
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Bomb Threats Disrupt Dozens of Flights Across Europe as Airports Heighten Security
A wave of bomb threats has disrupted approximately 20 commercial flights across
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A Life Far From Home: How a Japanese Scholar Rose to Prominence in Tang China
By Fu Yin, Vision Times More than 1,300 years ago, a young
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- Hackers Target Ukraine and Russia With Fake Nuclear Attack Warnings
- US and Japan Agree to Cooperate on Preventing Cyberattacks
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- Taiwan Tightens Election Security Amid Alleged Chinese Transnational Repression
- Taiwan’s Tang Chia-hung Wins Historic World Gymnastics Gold on Horizontal Bar
- Taiwan Military Says CCP’s ‘Taiwan Retrocession’ Campaign Is Fueling Social Division
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- Italy Deports Chinese Woman Accused of Spying on Dissident, Bans Her for 15 Years
In a digitally connected world that constantly drives us to achieve more, earn more, and become more, gratitude easily fades into the background. We become so focused on what we “need” that we often overlook what we already possess. Gratitude, once tightly woven into the fabric of everyday life, seems
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Mbappé Controversy Reveals Beijing’s Long History of Censoring Athletes
Commentary The controversy surrounding French soccer star Kylian Mbappé has revived a familiar question for elite sports and athletes: How far must athletes and companies go to protect their commercial interests in China, particularly when their public statements conflict with Beijing's political sensitivities? Mbappé's reference to former Chinese leader Mao
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Aloha With Love: A Little Taste of Hawaii at Keine Musubi
There are tastes that time cannot erase. One bite, and the years melt away, carrying us back to
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6 Gifts From the Ginkgo Tree – The Most Valuable Is a Lesson
Often referred to as a “living fossil,” the ginkgo tree that we know and love has seen it
If you ask a friend or coworker how they are doing, you will likely get the same one-word answer: “Busy!” Busyness has become the default setting of modern life. We wear our packed schedules like invisible badges of honor, competing over who gets the least sleep or has the longest
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11 Things You Didn’t Know About Luffa
If you thought luffa was simply a natural sponge, exceptional for exfoliation, think again. The luffa sponge is
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Slow Down, and Make the Most of Your Meal
You’re busy, overworked, stressed. Sometimes you hardly notice what you are eating — or who is sitting across
In ancient China, entering religious life required much more than unwavering faith and a willingness to leave the secular world behind. For much of the imperial period, aspiring clergy such as monks and Taoist priests needed official approval from the imperial government, and some were required to demonstrate their knowledge
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Decluttering Dates Back to Ancient Chinese Wisdom
When it comes to decluttering, many people think of Japanese author Hideko Yamashita as the original guru of
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Wings of Devotion: How the Wild Goose Became a Cultural Icon in China
Soaring through the ages, the wild goose (hongyan 鸿雁) holds a legendary place in traditional Chinese culture. More