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Dacia’s Answer To Cheap Chinese EVs Used To Be One. Now It’s European

Built in Slovenia, the completely redesigned Dacia Spring electric hatchback gets a roomier body and up to 155 miles of range, starting at €17,900 in Italy.

InsideEVs

China exports accelerate on strong demand for autos and high-tech goods

China’s export growth accelerated in August, rising 25% from a year earlier, buoyed by autos and high-tech goods.

Euronews

China's Huawei Technologies faces racketeering trial in New York

The world's biggest supplier of telecommunications network gear faces a criminal trial in New York

The Independent UK

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PLA report warns Chinese cities of potential nuclear attacks, flags Japan as ‘threat’

A new study by China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Rocket Force has warned Chinese cities to prepare for potential nuclear attacks, singling out Japan as a “major danger signal” to the world.

The Times of India

China's exports pick up in August, jumping 25% on strong demand for autos and high tech goods

China has reported that its exports accelerated in August, jumping 25% from a year earlier on strong demand for autos and high-tech goods, its customs agency said Tuesday

The Independent UK

China starts charging fees on chipmaking chemical from Japan

China began collecting "deposits" on imports of a key chipmaking chemical from Japan on Tuesday after it said a probe found evidence of dumping that harmed Beijing's domestic industry. The Chinese commerce ministry said on Monday that "preliminary evidence showed the investigated imports from Japan were involved in dumping, and…

The Economic Times

Nepal says big polluters must ‘wake up’ as it calls for climate compensation over flood disaster

Foreign minister Shisir Khanal tells the Guardian the world’s biggest economies need to help Nepal, which contributes less than 0.1% of global greenhouse gas emissions

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Canada's pivot to Asia is finally real. The challenge is that neither side knows much about the other

For four decades, Canadian commercial life has been organized around the belief that access to the U.S. market was a constant, rather than a variable.

Fortune

New Tick Virus Described in China Is Carried by a Species Already Established in 21 US States

Researchers describe a new tick-borne virus carried by the Asian longhorned tick, a species confirmed in 21 US states. No US cases have been reported.

Medical Daily

Do tech billionaires dream of shared abundance? We should probably just tax them

On July 24, Elon Musk was interviewed by The Economist’s editor Zanny Minton Beddoes. The 85-minute discussion ranged from Musk’s business ventures to the war in Ukraine, China’s technological power and the immense capabilities of artificial intelligence.

The Conversation

Chinese State Firm Shipped 46 Tonnes of Material Into Russia's Kamikaze Drone Supply Chain, Records Show

A Chinese state-owned company allegedly shipped 46 tonnes of material to a Russian drone facility under a civilian customs code, raising concerns about dual-use exports and potential sanctions violations.

International Business Times UK

Forget tanks, fighter jets: US, Russia & China are preparing for battles beyond Earth, where destroying one satellite could disrupt an entire military network

Space is now a contested military domain as nations develop capabilities to disrupt satellites. The United States, Russia, and China are enhancing their space-based military infrastructure. Modern warfare increasingly relies on interconnected sensors and autonomous weapons systems. Destructive anti-satellite tests create debris, posing risks to all spacecraft. The conflict in…

The Economic Times

China Moves Humanoid Robots From Commercial Dominance Toward Military Trials on the Battlefield

China is transitioning humanoid robots from entertainment to military use, with the PLA testing them for battlefield applications. This shift raises questions about autonomy and ethical implications.

International Business Times UK

Qinwen Zheng produces another stunning comeback to oust Iga Swiatek

The qualifier from China knocked out the former champion.

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How BRICS can become a platform that helps businesses build together

When consensus is required among all BRICS members, outcomes tend to settle at the lowest common denominator. These include knowledge exchange, working groups, joint statements. They are useful but don't move the real economy. This happens through businesses. So, the question to ask is: does BRICS help build projects, reduce…

The Economic Times

Trump's Moon claim isn't a joke. A lunar power struggle has begun

Donald Trump's "The Moon is Ours" post signals emerging lunar geopolitics. Nasa's Artemis program plans a permanent lunar presence, focusing on resource-rich areas. Private companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin are now key players in lunar development. China and Russia are also building their own lunar infrastructure and partnerships. This…

International Business Times

U.S. and China Prepare for High-Stakes AI Talks As Autonomous Agents Raise New Cybersecurity Fears

The talks could take place just days before Trump and Xi Jinping are scheduled to meet in Washington on September 24.

Euronews

Belgian prosecutors detain former reasearcher and probe alleged Chinese espionage at bankrupt chipmaker

The suspected leak of gallium nitride chip technology from bankrupt firm BELGAN to a China-based rival comes amid a wave of investigations into suspected Chinese espionage across Europe.

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China’s AI capex jumps 105% YoY, but Jefferies says US cloud giants face greater risks

Chinese tech giants sharply increased AI capital expenditure in Q2 2026, driven by inference demand and chip availability. However, Jefferies sees greater sustainability risks in US cloud spending, highlighting rising capex relative to revenue and the challenge of monetising AI infrastructure investments.

The Economic Times

Nike’s shoe doesn't fit: How did the swoosh lose its winning edge?

Nike’s decline is raising questions about how the sportswear giant lost its competitive edge. Falling revenue, a collapsing market value, weaker China sales, inventory pressure and growing competition from Hoka, On, Adidas, Anta and Li Ning have challenged its dominance. CEO Elliott Hill is rebuilding wholesale, product innovation and regional…

The Economic Times

Global Market: China insurer recapitalisation may ease capital constraints and support stock investments

China’s planned $53.6 billion recapitalisation of state-owned insurers and banks could ease solvency pressures and strengthen insurers’ capacity to invest in equities. The move is expected to support balance sheets and potentially boost long-term stock investments, although investors remain cautious about dilution risks and the immediate impact on capital flows.

Euronews

China injects over €45 billion into state banks and insurers as growth slows

China's finance ministry is leading a combined 360 billion yuan (€46.1bn) capital injection into eight state-owned banks and insurers, a coordinated effort to strengthen balance sheets strained by weak lending, low interest rates and government instructions to prop up the stock market.

International Business Times UK

Hero Driver Loek Hartog Downplays Pulling Rival From Fireball Amid Questions Over Safety Response

Dutch driver Loek Hartog rescued Ollie Millroy from a burning Ferrari during a China GT race, raising questions about safety protocols. Millroy credits Hartog with saving his life.

The Economic Times

China's Temu may have spent as much as $962 millionon Meta ads in the UK and Europe, with 73 of its top 100 creators likely fake

Temu may have spent nearly one billion dollars on Meta ads promoting products. Research suggests many boosted accounts likely do not represent real influencers. These accounts, often based in Russia and China, promoted Temu products extensively. This practice raises legal questions regarding misleading commercial practices in Europe. The findings also…

The Independent UK

List of 30 airlines still flying in Russian airspace

Most major Western carriers have already suspended operations over Russia

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