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A Pentagon-approved bot attack attempted to thwart global COVID-19 vaccinations, report finds
A ccording to a new investigative report by Reuters, the Pentagon ran a year-long vaccine disinformation campaign using social media bots — all part of an anti-China political play built on problematic COVID-19 disinformation.
In a first, China’s ‘artificial sun’ achieves magnetic field in nuclear fusion
Chinese scientists achieved a groundbreaking milestone in nuclear fusion research with a new magnetic field structure in the HL-3 tokamak.
US diplomat warns China’s provoking of Taiwan risks conflict
Oudkirk blamed the COVID-19 pandemic for affecting supply chains but said the delays were gradually unwinding and to “watch this space.” The U.S. in early June approved an $80 million sale of F-16 fighter jet…
China ‘not in the business of haircuts’ as Zimbabwe asks for debt reduction from creditors
As the African nation tries to solve its disastrous financial crisis, it has asked for help from its creditors.
China in Perspective: China offers rich soil for market, innovation growth: Brazil market pulp giant
“In the past four decades, we’ve witnessed impressive high-speed economic growth in China as well as galloping market growth in our industry,” said Machado. The company’s sales of market pulp in China surged from about…
Beijing braces for second heat wave in single week
Beijing on Saturday issued a yellow alert for high temperatures, urging preparations for a second heat wave following a brief respite from extreme conditions. Beijing’s meteorological service has said the capital city will likely see…
King Charles military badge rollout delayed over fears China could ‘use them for spying’
The introduction of military badges specially redesigned to mark King Charles ’s accession to the throne has been delayed, with claims British Army chiefs fear the insignia could be made in China, …
Infrared view of Summer Palace in Beijing
This photo taken on June 14, 2024 shows an infrared view of the Summer Palace in Beijing, capital of China. (Xinhua/Yin Gang) This photo taken on June 14, 2024 shows an infrared view of the…
‘Stealth Erosion’—IMF Issues ‘Striking’ U.S. Dollar Collapse Warning As The Fed Primes Bitcoin, Ethereum And XRP For A Crypto Price Boom
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned of a “striking” decline in the U.S. dollar’s share of allocated foreign reserves of central banks and
Crypto for Advisors: Advisors and Crypto
Education: The Cornerstone of Crypto Adoption A recurring theme was the crucial role … A recent report published by the world’s largest bank, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), likened bitcoin to gold…
China wants a fleet of aircraft carriers for pride and power, and it’s building it at a breakneck pace
China is rushing to build a fleet of aircraft carriers and making major technology jumps. It sees deep value in these powerful assets.
China wants to fine-tune personal data protection, but doors to government access remain open
China’s cybersecurity standards and data protection agency is seeking public feedback on guidelines for the ‘processing, cross-border transfer and protection of sensitive personal information’ by …