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Hong Kong Court Freezes $1.8 Billion Linked to Inheritance Feud
The court order restricts the Wahaha company chairwoman’s control over $1.8 billion in offshore funds, signaling a prolonged legal showdown.
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Arrest of Chinese National Prompts Warning From Australian Foreign Minister on Foreign Interference
A Chinese national, also an Australian permanent resident, is being charged with ’reckless foreign interference' against a Buddhist group.
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At Least 31 Dead in Beijing Nursing Home as Floods Kill Dozens Across Northern China
The disaster is part of a broader wave of torrential rains affecting the capital and nearby provinces.
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Typhoon Co-May Makes 2nd Landfall in Shanghai After 280,000 Residents Evacuate
Shanghai’s Fengxian District suffers a landfall hours after the first in Zhoushan, Zhejiang.
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Apple Closes China Store for the First Time as Market Weakens
Apple shutters a northeast China store amid broader economic challenges in the struggling retail sector.
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Heavy Floods Across Northern China Kill at Least 30; Thousands Evacuated Amid Record Rainfall
Swollen rivers, reservoirs, and waterways have flooded 41 rivers nationwide, according to state media.
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6 Students in China Die on Field Trip to Mining Facility
The company operating the facility has a history of safety violations.
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China’s Battery Mineral Monopoly Poses National Security Risk: Report
A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.
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Taiwan Urges EU to Defend Democracy Against Foreign Infiltrators
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te told European leaders, ‘We have both been subjected to information manipulation,’ referring to efforts by Beijing and Moscow.
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China to Host EU Leaders Amid Geopolitical, Trade Tensions
One agenda of the summit is ‘Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine,’ the EU said.
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Hong Kong Court Freezes $1.8 Billion Linked to Inheritance Feud
The court order restricts the Wahaha company chairwoman’s control over $1.8 billion in offshore funds, signaling a prolonged legal showdown.
|
Arrest of Chinese National Prompts Warning From Australian Foreign Minister on Foreign Interference
A Chinese national, also an Australian permanent resident, is being charged with ’reckless foreign interference' against a Buddhist group.
|
At Least 31 Dead in Beijing Nursing Home as Floods Kill Dozens Across Northern China
The disaster is part of a broader wave of torrential rains affecting the capital and nearby provinces.
|
Typhoon Co-May Makes 2nd Landfall in Shanghai After 280,000 Residents Evacuate
Shanghai’s Fengxian District suffers a landfall hours after the first in Zhoushan, Zhejiang.
|
Apple Closes China Store for the First Time as Market Weakens
Apple shutters a northeast China store amid broader economic challenges in the struggling retail sector.
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Heavy Floods Across Northern China Kill at Least 30; Thousands Evacuated Amid Record Rainfall
Swollen rivers, reservoirs, and waterways have flooded 41 rivers nationwide, according to state media.
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6 Students in China Die on Field Trip to Mining Facility
The company operating the facility has a history of safety violations.
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China’s Battery Mineral Monopoly Poses National Security Risk: Report
A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.
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Taiwan Urges EU to Defend Democracy Against Foreign Infiltrators
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te told European leaders, ‘We have both been subjected to information manipulation,’ referring to efforts by Beijing and Moscow.
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China to Host EU Leaders Amid Geopolitical, Trade Tensions
One agenda of the summit is ‘Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine,’ the EU said.
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