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In a dramatic escalation of the ongoing trade war, the United States has raised US-China tariffs to an unprecedented 104% effective immediately. President Donald Trump approved the tariff hike after China failed to withdraw its retaliatory 34% tariffs on American goods within the 24-hour deadline issued by Washington. From Warning to Action in Days This …
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Trump tariffs impact is being felt across global markets as tensions between the US and China intensify. President Donald Trump’s latest move to impose 10 percent tariffs on imports from several countries, including China, has rattled financial markets and drawn fierce criticism from global leaders. China Urges the US to Back Down China responded swiftly, …
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The Voice of America cuts ordered by Donald Trump have sparked global reactions, with China’s state media celebrating the move. The cuts have put 1,300 staff on leave and severely impacted media outlets that report on authoritarian regimes. Critics warn this weakens press freedom, while Beijing calls it a victory against “Western propaganda.” China Praises …
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Senior diplomats from China, Russia, and Iran met in Beijing on Friday to discuss Iran’s nuclear program and related global concerns. The meeting aimed to strengthen communication and coordination on the issue, according to Chinese state media. Key Officials in Attendance The talks were attended by China’s Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu, Russia’s Deputy Foreign …
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Chinese scientists have developed the world’s first carbon-based AI chip, marking a major breakthrough in computing. Unlike traditional silicon chips, this advanced microchip uses a ternary logic system, allowing it to process data in three states instead of just ones and zeros. This innovation could lead to faster, more energy-efficient computing, reshaping the future of …
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China has responded to Canada’s trade tariffs by imposing duties on over $2.6 billion worth of agricultural and food products. The move comes after Ottawa introduced levies on Chinese-made goods in October, escalating tensions between the two nations. New Tariffs Take Effect on March 20 China’s commerce ministry announced that the new tariffs will take …
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China has vowed to fight to the end in its ongoing trade war with the United States, responding to new US tariffs with its own countermeasures. As tensions rise, both nations continue imposing economic restrictions, affecting global markets and supply chains. China Rejects US Tariff Hikes The Chinese Embassy in Washington declared that Beijing is …
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China is set to launch the China Space Station Telescope (CSST), a state-of-the-art observatory designed to compete with the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). A New Era in Space Observation The CSST will be part of the next-generation space observatories, joining NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, the Euclid space telescope from the European Space …
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Asian Winter Games glory continued for China as flag bearers Ning Zhongyan and Liu Mengting secured gold medals in speed skating and freestyle skiing. Meanwhile, Hong Kong’s men’s ice hockey team bowed out after a tough quarter-final defeat to Kazakhstan. Gold for Ning and Liu in Record-Breaking Performances China’s Ning Zhongyan and Liu Mengting delivered …
Olympic cooperation was the key focus as International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Harbin during the Asian Winter Games. The two leaders discussed China’s continued role in global sports and the Olympic Movement. A Grand Opening in Harbin Bach arrived in Harbin for the opening ceremony of the …
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The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) enforcement has intensified, with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) adding 37 China-based companies to the Entity List for alleged involvement in forced labor. Among them, 26 operate in the cotton sector, posing significant compliance risks for apparel and textile importers. Businesses sourcing from these entities may …
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The Sindh government is taking a major step toward sustainable transportation by inviting a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) bus manufacturer to set up a production plant in Karachi. Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, during a meeting in Beijing, extended the invitation, highlighting the province’s commitment to modernizing public transport and reducing carbon emissions. Government Support …
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Pakistan and China have agreed to bolster intelligence sharing to ensure enhanced security cooperation. This decision was made during a significant meeting between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and his Chinese counterpart, Qi Yanjun, in Beijing. The discussions come amid rising security concerns, particularly involving the safety of Chinese personnel working in Pakistan. Meeting of Security …
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Gold prices surged to a record high on Tuesday. Investors flocked to the precious metal, seeking a safe haven after China retaliated against U.S. tariffs. This move sent shockwaves through the markets, pushing gold to new heights. Spot gold gained 0.7%, reaching $2,834.24 per ounce by 09:23 a.m. ET (1423 GMT), after briefly touching a …
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Huawei is strengthening China’s AI autonomy by making DeepSeek’s advanced language models available on its Ascend cloud platform. This move reduces reliance on foreign technology and highlights China’s push for self-sufficiency in AI development. Huawei Teams Up with SiliconFlow Huawei’s cloud computing division collaborated with Beijing-based AI infrastructure start-up SiliconFlow to host DeepSeek’s large language …
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After nearly five years of halted air travel, India and China have decided to resume direct flights and address lingering economic disagreements. This “India-China air travel resumption” marks a significant step in repairing relations strained by a deadly 2020 border clash. Flights to Restart Soon During a recent meeting in Beijing, Indian diplomat Vikram Misri …
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China’s AI rival, DeepSeek, is making waves with its advanced capabilities. However, its strict censorship of sensitive topics, such as Tiananmen Square, President Xi Jinping, and Taiwan, has sparked global debate. The “DeepSeek censorship” issue reflects a broader concern about AI’s role in controlling narratives. Avoidance of Sensitive Topics DeepSeek’s response to politically sensitive questions …
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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has strongly refuted allegations of attending an anti-China event in the United States, calling them “malicious fabrications” aimed at undermining his credibility. The claims, fueled by social media posts and reports from Indian and local media, suggested his involvement with a lobbying group opposing China’s ruling Communist Party. Naqvi categorically denied …
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Donald Trump has announced plans to impose a 10% tariff on Chinese imports starting February 1, while also considering levies on goods from the European Union (EU). These moves are part of his renewed “America First” trade policy, aiming to address trade imbalances and international disputes. The announcement has already impacted global markets, with Chinese …
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China is advancing its lunar exploration plans by exploring laser wireless power transmission (LWPT) to power spacecraft on the moon. This innovative technology uses lasers to wirelessly transmit power from orbiting satellites to receivers on the lunar surface. Researchers believe LWPT could solve critical challenges, including providing energy during the moon’s lengthy and harsh nights, …
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Pakistan and China have reaffirmed their commitment to the high-quality development of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) 2.0, emphasizing industrialization, Special Economic Zones (SEZs), clean energy, agriculture, and livelihood projects. The renewed focus on CPEC underscores its vital role in fostering regional connectivity, mutual cooperation, and shared prosperity. Progress in CPEC 2.0 The announcement came …
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A powerful earthquake hit Tibet under China’s administration early today, causing widespread destruction. According to reports, at least 53 people have been confirmed dead, and many more are injured. The earthquake, measuring 6.8 in magnitude, has caused significant damage to buildings and homes. The tremors were also felt in neighboring countries like India and Nepal. …
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Recent reports of human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases in China have sparked concern online. Videos of crowded hospitals fueled fears of a new outbreak. However, public health experts stress that HMPV is a common respiratory virus and no cause for panic. Chinese authorities reported a spike in HMPV cases in children under 14. This uptick is …
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