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Rhetorically, the two presidential candidates hit many of the same notes. But in practice they have approached competition with China very differently.
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Request for 2025 budget is ‘historic investment in Taiwan’s security’, US State Department says, as Pentagon seeks US$500 million in arms support for island.
China Spy Ship Gets Peek of India’s Missile Game-Changer
Chinese spy ship Xian Yang Hong 01 was present in the Indian Ocean to monitor New Delhi’s testing of an advanced Agni-5 ballistic missile.
Shenzhen-Mexico City: China’s New Longest Route Will Be The 7th Globally
China Southern Airlines is launching China’s longest flight: Shenzhen to Mexico City, spanning 14,147 kilometers. The new flight will fly the Shenzhen – Mexico City route with a layover at Tijuana on …
‘Watch yourself’: Beijing warns South Korea after remarks on South China Sea clashes
Foreign ministry urges Seoul to refrain from ‘hyping the issue’ over recent confrontation between China and the Philippines.
Russian Traders Reel From China Payment Problems
Only 10 percent of Russian traders have been able to pay suppliers for goods from China this month, their struggles further highlighting the risks of foreign business dealings during the Kremlin’s …
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Xi has led China to accelerate building the new development pattern, which takes the domestic market as the mainstay while allowing domestic and international markets to reinforce each other.
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For semiconductor self-sufficiency, China must collaborate, not just innovate
The Western semiconductor landscape is an intertwined global network, fostered by decades of collaborative research and intellectual property sharing Beijing must learn to marshal its domestic and …
India Tests Game-Changing Weapon for Potential China War
India’s Agni-5 with multiple warhead technology will enhance its second-strike nuclear capability against China, experts say.
China releases draft determination flagging potential lifting of tariffs on Australian wine imports after dropping meat sanctions
The Australian wine industry could be set to rejoice after an interim draft determination from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce proposed the lifting of detrimental tariffs.
