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Opinion | Thanks To Trump, Researchers May Soon Start Ditching US For China
The Trump administration, in its all-out assault on universities, has already slashed federal grants worth $800 million and $400 million for Johns Hopkins and Columbia, respectively. But this is just the beginning.
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After 6th Gen Fighter Jet, China Unveils World's Largest Amphibious Ship. All About It
In a demonstration of its strengthening military power, China has unveiled the world's largest amphibious assault ship.
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China A "Decisive Enabler" Of Russia-Ukraine War, Say NATO Leaders
NATO leaders on Wednesday said China's deepening ties with Russia are a cause of "deep concern" and accused Beijing of playing a key role in helping Moscow's assault on Ukraine.
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China Joins Probe Into Pakistan Suicide Attack That Killed 5 Chinese Nationals
Chinese investigators arrived in Pakistan on Friday to join a probe into the killing of five Chinese nationals in a suicide attack, Pakistan's interior ministry said, seeking to stem assaults threatening Islamabad's drive to modernise the economy.
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Outrage As Teacher In China Smashes Girl's Head On Desk, Punches Boy's Face
A video of the incident that has gone viral on social media in China, shows the teacher banging a girl's head on a desk and then punching a boy's face in her office.
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UK Summons China's Ambassador Over Assault Of BBC Journalist In Shanghai: Report
China's ambassador to Britain has been summoned by British government over reports by the BBC which said Chinese police had assaulted one of its journalists covering a protest in Shanghai, the Evening Standard newspaper said.
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Journalists Should Not Engage In Activities Unrelated To Their Role: China
Journalists should not engage in activities unrelated to their role, China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, after broadcaster BBC said one of its reporters had been assaulted and detained while covering weekend protests in Shanghai.
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"Deeply Disturbing": UK Condemns BBC Journalist's Arrest In China
Britain's government on Monday condemned Chinese police after the BBC said one of its journalists was arrested and beaten while covering Covid protests in Shanghai, the latest incident to test relations between the countries.
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"Extremely Concerned": BBC Says Its Journalist Assaulted By Chinese Cops
The BBC said on Sunday that Chinese police assaulted and detained one of its journalists covering a protest in Shanghai, before later releasing him after several hours.
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"Unacceptable": UK Foreign Secretary On Chinese Consulate Assault
The incident, which occurred in Manchester, northern England, during a demonstration against Chinese President Xi Jinping, led to Britain summoning China's Charge d'Affaires in London on Tuesday to explain what had happened.
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China Says Protesters "Illegally Entered" Consulate After UK Assault Video
The "troublemakers illegally entered" the Chinese Consulate-General in Manchester, "endangering" the security of the premises, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said.
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Inspired By Ukraine, Taiwan Citizens Study Urban Warfare
Dressed in military camouflage with an assault rifle at the ready, "Prof" Yeh peers from behind a vehicle in a parking lot outside Taipei, scanning his surroundings and waiting for a signal to advance.
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Alibaba Fires Woman Who Accused Boss of Rape In #MeToo Setback
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has fired a woman who accused a manager of sexual assault, a surprise move that came just months after China's e-commerce leader admitted bungling its initial response to the allegation.
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International Tennis Federation Chief Doesn't Want "To Punish Billion" Chinese People Over Peng Shaui
International Tennis Federation president David Haggerty said Sunday that his organisation will not boycott China over the Peng Shuai affair as "we don't want to punish a billion people".
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Tennis Body Quits Over Star's Treatment; Don't Politicise, Says China
Beijing took umbrage on Thursday at the suspension of Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournaments in China in solidarity with Peng Shuai after the player made a sexual assault accusation then disappeared from public view.
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Opinion | Thanks To Trump, Researchers May Soon Start Ditching US For China
The Trump administration, in its all-out assault on universities, has already slashed federal grants worth $800 million and $400 million for Johns Hopkins and Columbia, respectively. But this is just the beginning.
-
After 6th Gen Fighter Jet, China Unveils World's Largest Amphibious Ship. All About It
In a demonstration of its strengthening military power, China has unveiled the world's largest amphibious assault ship.
-
China A "Decisive Enabler" Of Russia-Ukraine War, Say NATO Leaders
NATO leaders on Wednesday said China's deepening ties with Russia are a cause of "deep concern" and accused Beijing of playing a key role in helping Moscow's assault on Ukraine.
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China Joins Probe Into Pakistan Suicide Attack That Killed 5 Chinese Nationals
Chinese investigators arrived in Pakistan on Friday to join a probe into the killing of five Chinese nationals in a suicide attack, Pakistan's interior ministry said, seeking to stem assaults threatening Islamabad's drive to modernise the economy.
-
Outrage As Teacher In China Smashes Girl's Head On Desk, Punches Boy's Face
A video of the incident that has gone viral on social media in China, shows the teacher banging a girl's head on a desk and then punching a boy's face in her office.
-
UK Summons China's Ambassador Over Assault Of BBC Journalist In Shanghai: Report
China's ambassador to Britain has been summoned by British government over reports by the BBC which said Chinese police had assaulted one of its journalists covering a protest in Shanghai, the Evening Standard newspaper said.
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Journalists Should Not Engage In Activities Unrelated To Their Role: China
Journalists should not engage in activities unrelated to their role, China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, after broadcaster BBC said one of its reporters had been assaulted and detained while covering weekend protests in Shanghai.
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"Deeply Disturbing": UK Condemns BBC Journalist's Arrest In China
Britain's government on Monday condemned Chinese police after the BBC said one of its journalists was arrested and beaten while covering Covid protests in Shanghai, the latest incident to test relations between the countries.
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"Extremely Concerned": BBC Says Its Journalist Assaulted By Chinese Cops
The BBC said on Sunday that Chinese police assaulted and detained one of its journalists covering a protest in Shanghai, before later releasing him after several hours.
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"Unacceptable": UK Foreign Secretary On Chinese Consulate Assault
The incident, which occurred in Manchester, northern England, during a demonstration against Chinese President Xi Jinping, led to Britain summoning China's Charge d'Affaires in London on Tuesday to explain what had happened.
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China Says Protesters "Illegally Entered" Consulate After UK Assault Video
The "troublemakers illegally entered" the Chinese Consulate-General in Manchester, "endangering" the security of the premises, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said.
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Inspired By Ukraine, Taiwan Citizens Study Urban Warfare
Dressed in military camouflage with an assault rifle at the ready, "Prof" Yeh peers from behind a vehicle in a parking lot outside Taipei, scanning his surroundings and waiting for a signal to advance.
-
Alibaba Fires Woman Who Accused Boss of Rape In #MeToo Setback
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has fired a woman who accused a manager of sexual assault, a surprise move that came just months after China's e-commerce leader admitted bungling its initial response to the allegation.
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International Tennis Federation Chief Doesn't Want "To Punish Billion" Chinese People Over Peng Shaui
International Tennis Federation president David Haggerty said Sunday that his organisation will not boycott China over the Peng Shuai affair as "we don't want to punish a billion people".
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Tennis Body Quits Over Star's Treatment; Don't Politicise, Says China
Beijing took umbrage on Thursday at the suspension of Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournaments in China in solidarity with Peng Shuai after the player made a sexual assault accusation then disappeared from public view.
