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fromFortune
3 days ago
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How America fell behind in the rare-earth race-and how it hopes to come back | Fortune

fromFortune
1 month ago
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'Rare earths are a very useful weapon for China': Former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on the big economic danger | Fortune

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fromFortune
1 month ago

China's rare earth controls can 'forbid any country on Earth from participating in the modern economy,' former White House advisor warns | Fortune

China's export controls on rare earths enable it to restrict global participation in the modern economy by leveraging dominant production and supply chains.
World news
fromwww.bbc.com
1 month ago

China tightens export rules for crucial rare earths

China tightened export controls on rare earth technologies, restricting foreign cooperation and likely blocking exports to arms manufacturers and certain semiconductor firms.
fromFortune
3 days ago
World news

How America fell behind in the rare-earth race-and how it hopes to come back | Fortune

fromFortune
1 month ago
World news

'Rare earths are a very useful weapon for China': Former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on the big economic danger | Fortune

fromFortune
1 month ago
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China's rare earth controls can 'forbid any country on Earth from participating in the modern economy,' former White House advisor warns | Fortune

Marketing tech
fromMarTech
1 day ago

What B2B marketers can learn from Asia's fast-evolving strategies | MarTech

WeChat and its enterprise version WeCom are central to Chinese B2B marketing, reducing email reliance and enabling integrated CRM, segmentation, tracking, and sales workspace tools.
fromFortune
1 day ago

China 'is not just talking, it's walking the walk,' say green industry leaders on why the eastern superpower is a new leader in climate action | Fortune

When there's a vacuum, something or someone will fill it. In the climate leadership space, we now see many countries from the Global South stepping up,
Environment
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LGBT
fromWIRED
1 week ago

Apple Pulls China's Top Gay Dating Apps After Government Order

Apple removed Blued and Finka from the China App Store following an order from the Cyberspace Administration of China, while existing users retain functionality.
Science
fromNature
2 weeks ago

Chinese scientists increasingly lead joint projects with the UK, US and Europe

Chinese scientists increasingly lead international research, now heading over half of UK collaborations and rapidly closing leadership gaps with Europe and the United States.
fromNature
2 weeks ago
Science

Chinese scientists increasingly lead joint projects with the UK, US and Europe

UK politics
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 days ago

MI5 issues alert to MPs and peers over Chinese espionage

Two individuals linked to China's ministry of state security are actively targeting UK MPs and peers to recruit them, gather information, and build long-term relationships.
#tariffs
fromFortune
1 month ago
US politics

Stocks' worst swoon since fallout from Liberation Day: Trump Truth Social post on 'massive increase of tariffs' shatters calm | Fortune

fromFortune
1 month ago
US politics

Stocks' worst swoon since fallout from Liberation Day: Trump Truth Social post on 'massive increase of tariffs' shatters calm | Fortune

Germany news
fromwww.dw.com
4 days ago

Germany news: Klingbeil in China seeks better trade ties DW 11/17/2025

Lars Klingbeil visited China to strengthen trade; Germany lifted its partial arms embargo on Israel while Chancellor Merz prioritized growth and immigration.
World news
fromenglish.elpais.com
4 days ago

Hong Kong: How the Mecca of Chinese capitalism is attracting top Western scientists

Hong Kong is reinventing itself as China's scientific capital, seeking international collaboration and support while operating under Beijing's tightened political control.
World news
fromwww.aljazeera.com
1 week ago

How China's appetite for the king of fruits' is changing Southeast Asia

China's surging durian demand fuels Southeast Asian durian industry growth, generating large profits alongside land conflicts and environmental degradation.
Science
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
1 week ago

Scientists Unearth Mysterious Meteorite Crater in China

A 900-meter Jinlin crater in China likely formed by a meteorite in the early-to-mid Holocene, but its age remains uncertain and needs more dating.
fromVariety
1 week ago

The Vertical Revolution: How Microdramas Became a Multi-Billion Dollar Global Phenomenon

Hollywood tried and failed to crack the microdrama code first. In 2020, Jeffrey Katzenberg launched Quibi with $1.75 billion in funding, A-list talent including Steven Spielberg and Guillermo del Toro, and episodes under 10 minutes designed for mobile viewing. Six months later, it shut down, having burned through over $1 billion. The service reached fewer than 1 million subscribers against a target of 7 million, with its content library sold to Roku for under $100 million.
Media industry
#clean-energy
fromIrish Independent
1 week ago
US politics

Cop30: Demonstrators break into venue and clash with security; Gavin Newsom blasts Donald Trump for 'dumb' US climate policy

fromIrish Independent
1 week ago
US politics

Cop30: Demonstrators break into venue and clash with security; Gavin Newsom blasts Donald Trump for 'dumb' US climate policy

World news
frominsideevs.com
1 week ago

We Built Too Many EV Battery Factories. Here's What Happens Next

Global EV battery production capacity significantly exceeds demand, with China most extreme, creating financial risk for manufacturers and reducing incentives to add capacity.
US politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
1 week ago

Trump Declares: Nobody Knows What Magnets Are'

Trump made inaccurate technical claims about magnets and rare-earths while boasting about tariffs and asserting China pays tariffs, contradicting how tariffs actually work.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago

Independent film festival in New York cancelled after China puts pressure on directors

Given the current circumstances, if I do not suspend this edition of the film festival, anyone involved in the festival whether directors, forum participants, associated staff, volunteers, or even audience members could potentially face threats or harassment, he said in a statement. This situation places me in a difficult ethical position. As both an organiser and an individual, I have no intention of putting anyone in danger, whether such danger is real or fabricated as a means of intimidation.
World news
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fromThe Cipher Brief
2 weeks ago

How the U.S. Can Stay Ahead of China in Space

OPINION - Space has gone from frontier to front line. But despite this increased urgency and to remain first in flight, the Trump administration recently the Office of Space Commerce's budget. Additionally, NASA remains without a permanent leader and is struggling to select a new lunar lander for its Artemis missions. It's a dangerous place to be as America's adversaries are investing heavily in everything from spy satellites to landing on the Moon. Now is the time for the United States to prioritize investment in innovation and security.
US politics
US politics
fromBitcoin Magazine
2 weeks ago

Trump Wants To Lead The World In Crypto, Defends CZ Pardon

Maintaining U.S. dominance in cryptocurrency is prioritized to prevent foreign, especially Chinese, leadership and to secure technological and political advantage.
US politics
fromFortune
2 weeks ago

Bessent points to China's rare earths restrictions to justify Trump tariffs as Supreme Court to hear arguments about emergency powers | Fortune

The administration defends using IEEPA to impose tariffs as emergency measures, citing China’s rare-earth export curbs and fentanyl-linked trade threats amid judicial scrutiny.
Marketing tech
fromFlipboard
2 weeks ago

China: AI rewrites the rules for digital advertising in China | Flipboard

AI automates China's digital-ad creative workflow, enabling rapid prototyping, cutting costs, and boosting productivity across scripting and visuals.
#ukraine
US politics
fromThe Atlantic
3 weeks ago

Trump Is Very Confused About Nuclear Weapons

The U.S. president announced plans to resume nuclear testing while overstating U.S. nuclear superiority and misstating other countries’ arsenals and modernization achievements.
Apple
fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

Apple earnings recap: Stock rises 5% on earnings beat but China revenue declines

Apple posted an earnings beat with 8% revenue growth and 13% EPS growth, while China sales fell and iPhone revenue slightly missed estimates amid rising AI-driven capex.
Business
fromAol
2 weeks ago

BYD's October vehicle sales down 12% from year earlier

BYD's October vehicle sales fell 12% year-on-year to 441,706 vehicles, alongside a nearly 33% profit drop and a 3% revenue decline.
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks ago

Chinese ice dancers under investigation after holding toy missile at event

TV footage showed Ren Junfei and Xing Jianing sitting with a large toy in the shape of a missile labelled DF-61 as they were waiting for their scores in the kiss and cry area at the Cup of China on Saturday. The toy was briefly held up by Ren, Xing and a coach, then placed across Xing's lap. The DF-61 is a new Chinese-made, land-based intercontinental ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear weapons which was unveiled at a military parade last month.
World news
from24/7 Wall St.
3 weeks ago

China vs Russia: Which Country Has the Edge in Attack Helicopter Strength?

Russian attack helicopters (such as the Mi‑28N) are now reportedly being equipped with the Igla‑S MANPADS via the Strelets system launcher modules in order to intercept Ukrainian long-range drones. While traditional guns and rockets on helicopters have been used in this role, the addition of MANPADS shows Russian awareness of the threat posed by smaller, faster aerial targets. How effective MANPADS are against low-heat small UAVs remains to be seen.
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fromenglish.elpais.com
3 weeks ago

Race for icebreakers heats up amid Arctic power struggle

The Arctic is a contested strategic arena where major powers expand icebreaker fleets to access resources, trade routes, and military influence.
US politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
3 weeks ago

Trump Fumes Chuck Schumer's Criticism of Prez's Asia Trip Is Almost Treasonous'

President Trump touted trade and fentanyl cooperation with Xi, announced a 10% tariff cut, and called Schumer's criticism 'almost treasonous'.
fromFuturism
3 weeks ago

Chinese Unleashing AI-Powered Robot Dinosaurs

Dobot calls its version the Sinosauropteryx, named after the feathered, bipedal carnivore first uncovered by Chinese farmers in 1996. The robotic version, according to the South China Morning Post, features bipedal locomotion, optical sensors, and pre-programmed motion-controls. A highlight video which made the rounds on Douyin, the Chinese varietal of TikTok, pokes fun at the concept, showing the near-lifelike Sinosauropteryx stalking around a museum at night.
Tech industry
fromFuturism
3 weeks ago

Chinese Company Launches Wind-Powered Data Center at the Bottom of the Sea

95 percent of the data center's energy comes from offshore wind, while the facility itself is cooled by the cold ocean current.
Science
fromComputerworld
4 weeks ago

US considers new software export curbs on China, threatening global tech supply chains

The US government is reportedly considering new export controls that could block a wide range of products made with US software from being shipped to China, in what could become one of Washington's most sweeping trade measures to date. If implemented, the move could disrupt global technology supply chains and heighten uncertainty for multinational manufacturers that rely on US-developed software across their operations.
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fromStreetsblog
1 month ago

Embracing the E-Bike Boom: How China Is Leading on Regulations and Infrastructure - Streetsblog USA

China integrates e-bikes at massive scale through regulations and infrastructure, making them affordable, convenient, and dominant in urban mobility while posing safety and battery risks.
World news
fromwww.dw.com
1 month ago

Why is China again targeting underground 'house churches?' DW 10/22/2025

Chinese authorities intensified arrests of underground Christians, enforcing a policy that restricts worship to Party-controlled, officially registered religious organizations.
frominsideevs.com
1 month ago

Why China Is Quietly Winning At EV Battery Recycling

Companies in China claim they can now recover 99.6% of the nickel, manganese, and cobalt from an end-of-life EV battery. They don't make it clear if these are pilot program numbers or if that's what they're achieving at scale. China is the world's leading EV battery recycling power and it's unlikely the West will catch up anytime soon. The world needs to get electric vehicle battery recycling right.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

I Deliver Parcels in Beijing by Hu Anyan review startling stories of China's new precarity

The low-paid Chinese worker is at the mercy of an entirely unrestrained market. The jobs Hu does demand unpaid trial periods and have no base pay, and he works mainly for commission or a handling fee, which his employers can reduce on a whim. Disgruntled employees pick on each other, because going after the powerful will only cost us in the end. Experienced hands refuse to help newbies, on the grounds that teaching the disciple might starve the master.
Books
Film
fromFilmmaker Magazine
1 month ago

Elizabeth Lo on Her China Infidelity Doc, "Mistress Dispeller"

A wife hires a professional 'mistress dispeller' to orchestrate staged deceptions that aim to end her husband's affair and heal all parties.
World news
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

The Beijing courier who went viral: how Hu Anyan wrote about delivering parcels and became a bestseller

Beijing couriers face punishing schedules, low pay per parcel, financial penalties, and personal sacrifices such as skipping meals and limiting restroom breaks to maximize earnings.
World news
fromThe Cipher Brief
1 month ago

Trump's Next Test: Kim Jong Un's Bid for Legitimacy and a Nuclear Normalization Deal

Kim Jong Un has strengthened ties with Russia and China, expanded North Korea's military capabilities, and signals readiness to negotiate with the U.S.
US politics
fromFortune
1 month ago

Dow futures jump 300 points as markets eye another serving of the TACO trade after Trump says 'Don't worry about China' | Fortune

Weekend conciliatory remarks led investors to view Friday's 100% tariff announcement as negotiating leverage, prompting futures gains and a rebound in market sentiment.
#national-security
fromwww.cnbc.com
1 month ago

Market sell-off: Trump post lops off $2 trillion from stocks in a single day

On Friday morning, the S&P 500 was less than a couple of points from another all-time high. Then, after a single social media post from President Donald Trump, $2 trillion in market value was wiped out. The unraveling shows the sway the president's one-man trade policy still has over the fate of the global economy. Trump at 10:57 a.m. ET wrote on his Truth Social platform that China was "becoming very hostile" with the rest of the world, especially when it comes to its control of rare earth metals. He accused China of holding the world "captive" because of its "monopoly" on these crucial resources.
US politics
Business
fromArs Technica
1 month ago

Why doesn't Cards Against Humanity print its game in the US? It's complicated.

U.S. manufacturing lacks specialized infrastructure, cost competitiveness, and speed for complex board game production, making overseas factories preferable for quality and comprehensive capabilities.
fromwww.npr.org
1 month ago

Renewable energy outpaces coal for electricity generation in historic first, report says

I think that most economies want to expand their clean electricity, but some are more strategic and seizing on the opportunity than others,
Environment
UK politics
fromwww.bbc.com
1 month ago

Threat assessment of China led to spy case collapse, says CPS

Prosecution of two men accused of spying for China collapsed because required government evidence framing China as a national security threat was not provided.
fromTheregister
1 month ago

China is building a thriving semi industry off US leftovers

US export controls have had mixed results in stemming the flow of chipmaking equipment into China, according to a congressional investigation, which found US and allied companies sold $38 billion worth of semiconductor tools in 2024 alone. Those sales, it should be noted, were mostly older equipment that's either exempt from US export rules or was sold to unregulated parties in China. In other words, these equipment vendors did nothing wrong and were acting in compliance with US export control rules.
US politics
fromTheregister
1 month ago

OpenAI bans some Chinese, Russian accounts using AI for evil

In its most recent threat report [PDF] published today, the GenAI giant said that these users usually asked ChatGPT to help design tools for large-scale monitoring and analysis - but stopped short of asking the model to perform the surveillance activities. "What we saw and banned in those cases was typically threat actors asking ChatGPT to help put together plans or documentation for AI-powered tools, but not then to implement them," Ben Nimmo, principal investigator on OpenAI's Intelligence and Investigations team, told reporters.
Artificial intelligence
fromFortune
1 month ago

Scott Bessent says stay tuned for 'substantial support for our farmers, especially the soybean farmers' | Fortune

"The Soybean Farmers of our Country are being hurt because China is, for 'negotiating' reasons only, not buying,"
Agriculture
Science
fromTheregister
1 month ago

China planning underwater datacenter deployment

Underwater datacenters near Shanghai aim to cut cooling energy by approximately 90 percent using ocean currents and run largely on nearby offshore wind power.
fromTasting Table
1 month ago

The Country That Eats The Most Potatoes Isn't The One You'd Expect - Tasting Table

According to data collected by Helgi Library in 2021, China accounted for over 25% of the world's potato consumption. In total, the population ate around 66,437 kilotons of potatoes that year. To put that in perspective, there are 1000 tons in a kiloton - we're talking about a heck of a lot of potatoes. The World Population Review has even higher figures for the following year: 69,109 kilotons, or 47.4 kilograms per person.
Agriculture
Health
fromTasting Table
1 month ago

Which Country Eats The Most Salt? - Tasting Table

China's per-capita salt consumption averages about 17.7 grams daily, driven largely by traditional, high-sodium home cooking practices and condiments like soy sauce.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

China remembers guiding light' Jane Goodall's wildlife conservation work

Jane Goodall inspired widespread conservation in China through research, advocacy, Roots & Shoots education programs, teacher training, and frequent visits.
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

My parents didn't approve when I dropped out of high school. But it became the first step toward starting my own company in China.

I left high school two months into my senior year. I believed my path didn't have to be high school to college to job to rat race. I'd always been different, and that difference gave me the determination to eventually open my own business in China. I grew up in Shanghai, and before dropping out in 2016, I spent most of my free time working part-time jobs: English-Mandarin translator, assistant for a nightclub owner, PA for A-list celebrities, and even a venture capital intern.
Startup companies
Renovation
fromArchDaily
1 month ago

The Industrial Skyline: Transforming China's Decommissioned Factories into Cultural Venues

Decommissioned colossal industrial complexes in China are being repurposed using defining elements like furnaces and chimneys into urban landmarks supporting renewal and heritage preservation.
fromwww.npr.org
1 month ago

'Like ice melting': Journalists warn press freedom is in decline across Asia

When former lawyer Zhang Zhan posted hundreds of videos from Wuhan during the chaotic early months of the COVID-19 outbreak, she became one of China's most prominent citizen journalists. Jailed in 2020 for "picking quarrels and provoking trouble" a charge Chinese authorities often use against journalists and activists she was sentenced recently to another four years for the same offense.
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from24/7 Wall St.
1 month ago

Here's Why These 3 Top Defense Stocks Are Hot Buys Right Now.

U.S. missile stockpiles are critically depleted, prompting Pentagon orders to dramatically increase missile production and boosting revenue prospects for major defense contractors.
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