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11/4（三）
At this year’s CIIE, EU firms test Beijing’s promise to ope…
European firms are heading to this year’s China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, China’s biggest annual import fair, in search of new trade opportunities, with many treating the event as a test of Beijing’s promise to open up its market as frictions persist between Beijing and Brussels and the EU’s deficit with China keeps widening. “France wants to continue deepening its trade with China, under fair competitive conditions based on reciprocity and openness, as well as on better...
Opinion | Can China tame its war machine?
A popular Soviet joke goes like this: a factory worker was caught stealing parts, piece by piece, to assemble a sewing machine for his wife at home. When the interrogator asks whether he ever managed to put it together, the worker sighs: “No matter how many times I reassemble it, I keep ending up with a Kalashnikov [machine gun].” The crushing dominance of the military-industrial complex, known in Russian as the VPK, was a decisive factor in the Soviet Union’s collapse. At its peak, it devoured...
南華早報11/2（一）
Turkey signed US-led Artemis Accords. Its moon rovers will…
Turkey has signed America’s rule book for the moon, but its first ride to the lunar south pole – the icy region both Washington and Beijing are racing to reach – will probably come from China. A team of more than 120 students and professors at Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara has built prototypes of two AI-powered rovers for Chang’e-8, a Chinese mission originally planned for 2028. Turkey is not part of the International Lunar Research Station, a base China plans to build on the...
Laos looks to wind energy for its renewables plans
Rising from verdant ridgelines of southern Laos, 133 Chinese-built wind turbines help power Vietnam’s surging growth and represent part of a regional rush to diversify energy sources.“The view is beautiful. They’re bigger than trees,” Toukta Phonsala said inside her wooden stilt house in Dak Wai vil
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