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Trump Administration Expands Scrutiny of Chinese Imports Over Forced Labor

August 20, 2025
Business

The Trump administration announced it will step up scrutiny of imports of steel, copper, lithium, and other materials from China to enforce a US ban on goods allegedly produced with forced labor

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Tesla Launches Six-Seat Model Y L in China Amid Intensifying EV Competition

August 20, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles

Tesla on Tuesday unveiled its latest model for the Chinese mainland market — the Model Y L, a six-seat sport utility vehicle (SUV) priced from 339,000 yuan ($47,182). The move comes as

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman Warns Against Underestimating China’s AI Progress

August 20, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman has cautioned that the United States may be underestimating both the scale and complexity of China’s progress in artificial intelligence (AI), while expressing skepticism about Washington’s

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China’s Tiltrotor Aircraft Prototype Reportedly Makes Maiden Flight

August 20, 2025
Defence

A Chinese tiltrotor aircraft, once showcased only as a model at air shows, has again drawn international scrutiny amid speculation that it has completed its first test flight. According to undated photos

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Poland Expands Summer Military Training as Russian Threat Looms

August 20, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

At a military training ground on the outskirts of the Polish capital, three instructors armed with Polish Grot rifles guided a group of 15 young recruits through their very first shooting exercise.

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Taiwan Plans to Acquire Nearly 50,000 Drones Amid Mounting Pressure from Beijing

August 20, 2025
Defence

Taiwan is set to dramatically expand its drone arsenal, with plans to purchase nearly 50,000 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over the next two years as part of efforts to bolster asymmetric combat

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Rare Earths in Focus as China and India Seek to Reset Relations

August 19, 2025
Diplomacy

China and India appear to be charting a cautious path toward rapprochement, as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited New Delhi for the first time in three years, underscoring a renewed effort

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Forgotten Warriors: The Bitter Truth of Serving an Ungrateful Nation

August 19, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

by A Warrior   The pain I am enduring is neither poetic nor performative; it is a raw, unrelenting testament to service rendered and now forgotten. We fight a war—not for accolades,

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SoftBank to Invest $2bn in Intel Amid US Government Interest

August 19, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Japan’s SoftBank has agreed to invest $2 billion in Intel, the troubled US chipmaker, as the Trump administration considers taking its own stake in the company, the Financial Times reports. Under the

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UK Drops Controversial “Back Door” Demand for Apple Following US Pressure

August 19, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

The United Kingdom has stepped back from its controversial demand that Apple provide a “back door” to encrypted customer data after pressure from the Trump administration, Financial Times sources report, effectively ending

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