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China recently approved the construction of the world’s largest hydropower dam, across the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet. When fully up and running, it will be the world’s largest power plant – by some distance. Yet many are worried the dam will displace local people and cause huge environmental disruption. This is particularly the case

As Trump’s tariffs on the 60 countries he called the worst offenders came into effect, there has been a flurry of reaction, including retaliatory measures, with China responding with additional 84 per cent tariff rates on US goods. The post China slams 84% extra tariff on US as Trump responds with additional 21% appeared first

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Verifying five claims made by Facebook page with pseudo-news site Background: A Facebook page, Express, with 15 thousand followers recently made a series of claims about China ordering its citizens to leave Nigeria following intense gunfire at Rivers State Government House, among others. The Facebook page operates a pseudo-news website, DailyExcessive, that bombards visitors with

Nexperia Newport Limited is the largest fab in the UK, which was fully acquired by Wingtech last year. Credit: 123RF Last year, I wrote about Semicon China, a series of exhibitions focused on the semiconductor industry. I explained how China was very contradictory, on the one hand saying it is open to foreign businesses, on

Variety) China’s box office remained steady over the March 14–16 weekend, with “Ne Zha 2” continuing its dominant run at the top of the charts. The Cococartoon release grossed RMB 148.3 million ($20.6 million), pushing its cumulative total to $2.064 billion, according to Artisan Gateway. The animated juggernaut continues to lead the market despite being in

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