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India needs to believe it has the power, need to invest in sport and education: Cafu

Legendary Brazilian captain Cafu urged India to believe in its football growth potential. He stated Brazil is open to developing cooperation in this important field. Cafu mentioned Japan and China previously sought Brazilian assistance for football development. India and Brazil are scheduled for their first friendly match soon. Cafu emphasized…

The Economic Times

Lululemon’s Earnings Beat Hid a Bigger Problem for Its Turnaround Story

Lululemon shares fell 18% after weak Q2 2026 results and cut guidance revealed declining Americas sales, tepid China growth, and a fading turnaround narrative.

MarketBeat

Families of missing pilgrims in Tibet demand answers from China

A devastating mudslide in Tibet and Nepal has killed over 1,300 people. Thousands remain missing, including many foreign nationals on pilgrimage. Families are expressing frustration over a perceived information blackout from China. Chinese authorities state they have briefed embassies from 23 countries. Efforts are underway to identify victims and locate…

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Xi's US Trip May Not Be Business As Usual. Political Symbolism May Dwarf Trade Offs

The Xi trip also assumes significance considering that the US is generally wary of Chinese investment. Beijing's own love-hate relationship with private enterprise would also undergo a transformation, given that Xi had recently championed strict steps against private enterprises.

International Business Times

Aichi-Nagoya 2026: Asian Games’ biggest stars and top countries to watch

Asian sporting giants converge in Japan for the 20th Asian Games. China remains the dominant force, aiming for a twelfth consecutive top medal tally. Japan leverages home advantage and a diverse range of athletic disciplines. South Korea's badminton stars are poised for significant medal contention. India seeks to surpass its…

The Economic Times

US, China gear up for mid-September AI safety talks

The talks, the first official bilateral discussions devoted exclusively to AI between the US and China since US President Donald Trump took office for a second time, will be led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the US side, the sources, who were briefed on the planning, said on…

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DeepSeek plans big Huawei AI chip order to power new data centre

The startup doesn’t currently plan to use the 950DT chips for training, one of the people said, even though Huawei designed and marketed these processors to serve that more demanding function. While DeepSeek tried to train its previous models on Huawei chips, it has so far relied on Nvidia accelerators…

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India says developed countries "must take lead in reducing emissions," affirms solidarity with Nepal

"Developed countries who historically are responsible for the emissions and have contributed overwhelmingly to the civil crisis, must take lead in reducing emissions and supporting developing countries by way of finance and technology transfer to meet this challenge," the MEA said.

The Economic Times

Automakers Push Congress for Permanent Chinese Vehicle Ban, Warning The Cars Pose a Security Threat

In a letter sent to congressional leaders, the trade group urged lawmakers to establish permanent restrictions before the current session of Congress concludes on January 3.

International Business Times

‘I scratched your back, now pay me’: 32-year-old entrepreneur’s Rs 1400000 a month itch business leaves internet amazed

A 32-year-old Chinese entrepreneur has launched two itch-scratching stores in Shenzhen that he says now generate 100,000 yuan in monthly gross income. Zhang Xiaoqiao was inspired by a childhood memory and online reactions to a video. His Suma outlets charge 300 yuan per hour, have reached break-even, and have prompted…

The Economic Times

Xi Jinping to bring large CEO delegation on US visit, sources say

President Xi Jinping plans a large business delegation for his upcoming Washington visit. This unusual move signals China's willingness to support investment and commercial ties. Chinese companies have faced increasing scrutiny and U.S. restrictions on their operations. Expectations for the summit remain modest with limited prospects for major breakthroughs. Both…

The Economic Times

How China’s Paracel expansion extends its military reach towards Vietnam

China is rapidly expanding two artificial islands in the disputed Paracel Islands, with analysts saying the new facilities could strengthen Beijing’s military reach towards Vietnam and along key South China Sea shipping routes.

Radio France Internationale

In 1991, EPFL scientists Brian O’Regan and Michael Grätzel developed solar cells inspired by plant photosynthesis. 34 years later, the technology had reached 12% efficiency

In 1991, EPFL scientists Brian O’Regan and Michael Grätzel developed a solar cell inspired by plant photosynthesis. Their dye-sensitized solar cell offered a new way to capture sunlight and turn it into electricity. The idea was simple, but improving its performance took decades of research. About 34 years later, the…

The Economic Times

Solar panels cut light by 80% in sea cucumber ponds, but what happened to sea cucumbers surprised scientists

Solar panels installed over sea cucumber ponds in China reduced light levels by 80.5% and lowered water temperatures by 1.20°C, according to a ScienceDirect study. Researchers found that these cooler conditions were associated with a predicted 12-day reduction in aestivation among sub-adult sea cucumbers. The study also recorded changes in…

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In 2010, Caltech used fish-school patterns to arrange 6 wind turbines. One year later, tests showed the design could deliver 10 times more power per unit of land

In 2010, Caltech researchers arranged six wind turbines using patterns inspired by fish schools. The design aimed to reduce turbulence and improve energy output. Tests a year later produced striking results. The layout reportedly generated up to 10 times more power per unit of land than conventional arrangements. The experiment…

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‘Unfair Trade’: Automakers Push Congress To Ban Chinese Cars In The U.S.

A major auto industry lobby group wants Congress to put an end to Chinese imports before they even start.

The Independent UK

Auto companies ask Congress to ban all Chinese-made cars from American roads

Alliance for Automotive Innovation writes to House and Senate leaders seeking ‘permanent’ end to ‘sale, import and manufacture’ of China-connected vehicles, citing concerns over business practices

The Independent UK

China exerts tight grip on information after floods

It’s been more than a week since deadly flash floods killed hundreds and left thousands missing along the China-Nepal border — and while Nepali authorities have been releasing the names of victims and those rescued, practically nothing is known about who the victims on the Chinese side are

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Euronews

Oil use and emissions fell in China as Iran war curbed imports. Will it be a lasting change?

This is the first time that reductions in oil consumption – rather than coal – have been responsible for a drop in China's CO2 emissions.

International Business Times UK

China Threatens France Over New Shein and Temu Levy as Paris Defends 'Eco-Friendly' Fashion Crackdown

France enacts a law imposing levies on ultra-fast fashion brands like Shein and Temu to curb environmental impact, sparking opposition from China, which views the measure as discriminatory.

Roll Call

GOP consensus elusive on timing, scope of data centers bill

As anger mounts over the impacts of data centers, Republicans are wrestling with legislation that would address concerns over increased electricity and water demand that many voters associate with higher utility bills. But it’s not yet clear if any solution can move in the now-shortened September work period before House…

Euronews

EU budget offers chance to loosen China's grip on critical raw materials for Europe

The EU says it wants to break its dependence on China for critical raw materials (CRM)—the next MFF (Multiannual Financial Framework) will test whether Brussels is serious about its sovereignty, argues Nora Kürzdörfer at the Munich Security Conference.

The Times of India

From grasslands to GPUs: Why China is building its AI engine in Inner Mongolia - explained in 5 charts

China’s artificial-intelligence boom is no longer confined to laboratories, software companies or technology districts in its biggest cities.

Motor1

Honda Wants ‘Extremely Large’ Cost Cuts, More Chinese Parts

The Japanese company is looking to slash more than $9 billion in supplier costs by 2030.

The Economic Times

Global Market: China stocks rebound, but weekly loss looms as AI rally cools

China’s mainland stocks gained on Friday, but major benchmarks remained on track for weekly losses as fading momentum in AI shares and elevated US Treasury yields weighed on sentiment. The CSI300 and Shanghai Composite rose 0.4%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng advanced 2.1%, led by a rebound in technology stocks.

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