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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

The Independent UK

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.

Euronews

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.

International Business Times UK

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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…

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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.

Euronews

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.

The Times of India

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.

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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.

The Economic Times

Iran-US war latest: Vance says ‘sometimes things happen’ after US accused of killing five in wedding strike

Vice president rejects characterisation of Iran conflict as a ‘war’ and claims that major combat operations only lasted ‘about six weeks’

The Independent UK

Families of US nationals write to Rubio seeking help to trace missing relatives in Nepal

American families have urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio to expand Nepal flood rescue operations. Ninety US nationals remain unaccounted for after devastating flash floods struck northern Nepal. Relatives requested enhanced search efforts, including high-altitude aircraft and satellite imagery. They also asked for coordination with China and other nations for…

The Economic Times

Russia Sanctions Bill: India gets a breather as Trump’s 100% tariff weapon stalls in US House

A US Senate bill to impose tougher sanctions on Russia is facing growing opposition in the House, making it unlikely to move before the November midterm elections. The bill could allow President Donald Trump to impose 100% tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil and gas, including India, China and…

The Economic Times

Economic, military, diplomatic or covert pressure? Vance on Trump's toolkit for dealing with Iran

US Vice President JD Vance on Thursday said the Trump administration has several options for dealing with Iran, ranging from economic and diplomatic pressure to military and covert action, as the seven-month-old conflict between Washington and Tehran continues to escalate.

The Times of India

‘Everyone seems to have forgotten’: In Tibet, flood-hit families search for the missing and grapple with China’s silence

Relatives try to piece together information found online and from Nepal as Tibet advocates groups say information is suppressed in China

The Guardian - AU

NBA star Yao Ming saw elephants and rhinos killed for ivory and horns; he later became a leading wildlife conservation campaigner in China

Yao Ming had spent years being watched by millions of people, but nothing in his basketball career prepared him for what he encountered in Africa. In August 2012, the former NBA star travelled through Kenya and South Africa to see the impact of the illegal wildlife trade firsthand. He watched…

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Trump doubles down on sanctions, military pressure as Iran refuses to yield

The Trump administration employs economic pressure and military threats against Iran. Iran's government has refused to yield to these intense measures. New sanctions face challenges with major trading partners like China. The Strait of Hormuz remains a key point of contention and risk. Both nations face domestic pressures influencing their…

The Independent UK

Pacific leaders at summit fail to reach unanimous condemnation of China's ballistic missile launch

Pacific nation leaders have expressed collective concern over China's ballistic missile launch into their waters

The Economic Times

Nepal’s flood disaster is bigger than the climate blame game

Nepal seeks climate justice and compensation from industrial emitters for a recent disaster. Scientific analysis suggests the event was primarily a geological hazard, not solely climate change. The article highlights inadequate infrastructure and hazard assessments contributing to the disaster's impact. Nepal's naming of China, the US, and India as emitters…

The Economic Times

Carlos Alcaraz overpowers Jaime Faria to reach US Open third round

Alcaraz, who is playing in New York after returning from a four-month layoff due to a wrist injury, defeated his 72nd-ranked opponent 4-6, 6-0, 6-3, 6-2 in 2hr 40 min at the Arthur Ashe Stadium. Alcaraz, 23, will face China's Wu Yibing in the third round.

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Can Xiaomi Take On Porsche On Its Home Turf? It’s About To Try

Xiaomi will officially bring its electric cars to Europe next year, starting with Germany. Eight established dealership groups will help make it happen.

TechRadar

US export controls actually helped China iron out tech supply chain 'chokepoints', report finds

While the US was busy imposing restrictions against China, Chinese startups were occupied filling gaps in the market.

AAP

Pacific pushback but no condemnation over China missile

A statement by Pacific leaders expressing concern over China's missile test is being viewed as a sign of pragmatism as nations walk a diplomatic tightrope.

France 24

‘Fight through darkness, water’: Nepal survivor recounts escape from flood-hit tunnel

A Nepalese worker recounts his harrowing escape from a hydropower project tunnel after last week's devastating flood. Around 900 workers remain trapped in tunnels at six hydroelectric plants in Nepal as the number of missing in the Himalayan disaster rose to 5,624 on Thursday, according to Nepalese and Chinese authorities.

Euronews

'Anti-fast-fashion' law: France rejects China's discrimination claims

China has claimed that the new "anti-fast-fashion" law which came into force in France on Tuesday amounts to "discrimination." Responding to these accusations, a source from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told Euronews that such claims were false.

The Independent UK

Brazil’s Senate passes rare earth minerals regulation, paving the way for boosted exploration

Brazil’s Senate has approved a bill to regulate the exploration of critical minerals, including rare earths, marking a step toward exploiting its vast reserves

The Economic Times

India stabilising factor, useful counterweight to China's dominance in Asia: Belgium Defence Minister

Belgium sees a security interest in India's growing military base. India's stability is vital for Belgium's economy and global power balance. Belgian firms will supply components for Indian tanks and rifles. Belgium offers expertise to the Indian navy for maritime security. This cooperation aims to strengthen both nations militarily and…

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