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Handset maker Honor is preparing for an initial public offering, the company said on Wednesday, three years after it was sold by U.S. sanctions-hit Huawei Technologies. Honor did not specify a time …
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China and Uruguay upgrade ties as leaders meet in Beijing
China upgraded diplomatic ties with Uruguay on Wednesday, state media reported, as President Xi Jinping met counterpart Luis Lacalle Pou in Beijing. China is Uruguay’s largest trading partner, in line …
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China, Uruguay upgrade bilateral ties in boon for ambitious South American nation
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As India and China seek greater influence on the global stage, the Israel-Hamas war is testing their diplomatic prowess.
Mystery child pneumonia outbreak reported in China hospitals
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