Australia ramps up Aukus funding with US$3.2 billion for nuclear submarine yard
Australia said on Friday it would pump an additional US$3.2 billion into building the country’s nuclear-powered…
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As Laos’ methanol poisoning case begins, victims’ families, friends slam ‘cover-up’
Almost two years after six travellers died and one survivor was left blind from suspected methanol-tainted drinks in…
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Chinese nationals plead guilty to illegally shipping turtles from US to Hong Kong
Two Chinese nationals pleaded guilty to allegedly shipping more than 500 turtles to Hong Kong in violation of American…
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Eye-rubbing, poor hygiene to blame for Chinese man’s severe mite-induced vision loss
A Chinese man suffered from vision loss after over a thousand mites infected his eyes, and it turned out that his life…
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Why the divorces of China’s A-share firm owners provoke market nerves
China’s A-share market has seen another high-profile divorce case result in a massive asset split, involving the…
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China targets new space-based computing network to process data born in orbit
China has unveiled its latest ambitious space-based computing network designed to process satellite data in orbit using…
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Why Japan’s fighter jet future looks ‘more optimistic’ with Canada’s entry
Canada’s decision to join the next-generation Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) as an observer has eased Tokyo’s fears…
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More Americans think China is world leader in AI, new survey reveals
More than one-third of Americans see China, and not the United States, as the global leader in artificial intelligence…
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Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike, but ‘cockroach’ protests to continue
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike on Friday over leaked medical school entrance exam papers…
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Why PLA fighter jet sorties near Taiwan dropped to a 3-year low in the first half of 2026
There is a change in the skies and waters around Taiwan. In the first half of this year, the number of People’s…
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US senators clash over scope of Chinese connected-vehicle ban
US senators broadly agree that Chinese connected vehicles should be kept off American roads. But a bipartisan attempt…
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US slaps fresh tariffs on China, over 50 other economies in latest wave
The United States imposed late on Thursday a fresh wave of tariffs against 60 economies, including China, Japan, South…
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China vows to defend Brazil’s sovereignty as Trump’s 25% tariff bites
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Brazil that Beijing would continue to support its sovereignty, security, and…
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Pentagon expands blacklist to include China’s top civilian universities
The Pentagon has added Fudan University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University to a list of foreign institutions deemed a…
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Trump’s manufacturing push meets reality as costs rise and investment stalls
At Zion Foodtrucks in the US state of Colorado, American-made steel and aluminium are combined with globally sourced…
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Can science bridge the US-China trust gap? Maybe with new rules, researchers say
Scientific ties can be a stabilising force in relations between China and the US but as the two countries jostle for a…
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Fields Medal win: Wang Hong, Deng Yu are first Chinese nationals to score top maths honour
For the first time, China has produced Fields Medal winners educated on its own soil – and two at once. Chinese…
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Shanghai to launch ‘choke point’ tech funds, relax pre-profit listing rules in key sectors
Shanghai is exploring dedicated funds to tackle “choke point” technologies and new channels for offshore yuan capital…
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Global AI experts push back on US ‘distillation’ claims against Moonshot’s Kimi K3 model
The global AI community has pushed back against the Trump administration’s claims that Moonshot AI’s groundbreaking…
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Why Trump’s claim that Beijing meddled in US election hasn’t put ties on ice
China and the United States’ agreement to pursue stability appeared to be holding, analysts said, even as President…
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How China can safeguard its visual heritage from global brand exploitation
In early July, a Suzhou court ordered the Chinese tea chain Molly Tea to pay Louis Vuitton 10.3 million yuan (US$1.5…
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China’s Geely partners with Ford to revive Spain plant and deepen European EV drive
Geely Auto, China’s second-largest carmaker, has struck a deal with Ford Motor to use the US company’s redundant…
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US eyes ban on Chinese humanoid robots as US-China tech rivalry intensifies
US scrutiny of Chinese technology has expanded to a new frontier, as lawmakers in Washington advance defence…
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Malaysia probes telecoms giant Maxis over Khairul Aming privacy leak
A social media post over an unpaid phone bill has triggered a data-protection investigation in Malaysia, after one of…
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Path opened for Malaysian firms to pursue secondary share listings in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is reaping rewards from a charm offensive with Malaysia as it works to enhance its attractiveness to global…
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Seoul drops ‘denuclearisation-first’ stance on Pyongyang
South Korea has abandoned its campaign prioritising pressure on the North to dismantle its nuclear weapons, a minister…
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What does New Zealand bring to the Philippines’ security network?
The elevation of ties between the Philippines and New Zealand to a comprehensive partnership gives both countries a…
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China’s tech firms turn the global AI boom into opportunity amid fierce rivalry at home
Driven by a global surge in AI spending and fierce competition at home, Chinese tech companies are rapidly expanding…
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What do the PLA’s ‘Steel Rain’ shells say about its war plans for Taiwan?
The People’s Liberation Army has showcased new airburst munitions that shower targets with metal fragments, with a…
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China braces for up to 3 typhoons in devastating wake of Bavi and Maysak
Southern and eastern China are bracing for another round of severe weather after twin typhoons and widespread flooding…
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Younger Singaporean men less averse to spousal violence: study
Nearly one in three younger Singaporean men either agreed or were neutral when asked if spousal violence could ever be…
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China, US emphasise stability amid lingering tensions
The foreign ministers of China and the United States adopted a largely cordial tone following a meeting on Wednesday…
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Port of Shanghai targets Singapore, London in maritime push from busiest to best
Shanghai, already home to the world’s largest container port, has unveiled a strategic road map to further bolster its…
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China’s new chip stores data with a single electron, breaking AI memory bottleneck
How many electrons does it take to store a single bit of information? For today’s most advanced dynamic random access…
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Indonesia’s AI copyright push opens new front in war over digital content
Indonesia’s push to rewrite its copyright law for the age of artificial intelligence has opened a new front in the…
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Alibaba unit says 5-in-1 AI gives robots unified brain, body and limbs
Alibaba Group Holding’s mapping unit has unveiled an upgrade to what it calls the world’s first technology framework…
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