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Tiananmen Square vigil organisers in Hong Kong found guilty of ‘inciting subversion’
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Hong Kong's Tiananmen activists guilty in national security trial
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Founder of China’s Evergrande jailed for life after pleading guilty to fraud
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Is the US actually too chicken to take on China for trade?
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Jaecoo owner Chery takes ‘next step’ in UK push with R&D centre
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Shares in humanoid robot firm Unitree surge 600% on Chinese stock market debut
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Alleged sexual assault by local official and businessman sparks outrage in China
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Chinese robotics giant Unitree soars in stock market debut
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Pentagon threatens to cut federal funding to 30 universities over foreign academic partnerships
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China censors public mourning as it holds former premier's funeral
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‘Bad in every aspect’: derided low-tech animation Niu Lai rivals blockbusters at Chinese box office
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China’s economy showing signs that slowdown may be extending
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Asia’s First Jurassic Amphibian Track: Schoolboy spot leads to fossil first
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Movie that went viral for terrible animation becomes China box office hit
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After Hormuz, China looks to the promise – and peril – of the Arctic’s ‘ice silk road’
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A fake website and a deluge of CVs: the Australian firm embroiled in an FBI probe into alleged Chinese espionage
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How to buy a ‘mega-dinghy’: the perilous new model of Channel crossing
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China's new solar plant made with 15,927 mirrors will power 50,000 homes while saving 60,000 tons of coal annually
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‘Tiktok wouldn’t open at all’: Taiwan simulates an internet blackout, with an eye on China threat
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Taiwan says it was hit by ‘abnormal’ AI-assisted cyber-attack
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With Hollywood struggling in China, can the Odyssey draw a crowd?
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Zhu Rongji, who helped turn China into a trading giant, dies at 97
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Mass evacuations in Beijing as Typhoon Dolphin brings more torrential rain to China
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Passenger jet billed as China’s answer to Boeing and Airbus prepares to make first international flight
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Floods, storms and landslides: Typhoon Dolphin ravages China – in pictures
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Cook Islands election: PM Mark Brown speaks on the diplomatic crises that defined his year
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Why the US government is banning Chinese robots – video explainer
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‘Everything about me is good in his eyes’: the women in China choosing AI boyfriends over human men
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Typhoon Dolphin hits Beijing as city braces for one-third of annual rainfall over 24 hours
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Moment Chinese rocket explodes after lift-off
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Why did Saudi Arabia just spend billions on a video games company? – podcast
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Typhoon Dolphin: more than a million people evacuated in China as record rainfall dumped on Shanghai
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Typhoon Dolphin makes landfall in China as its strongest storm this year
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China expresses ‘grave concern’ as internal documents reveal suicide warning before death in Melbourne immigration detention
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Chinese EV sales surge to new high in Europe putting tariffs under scrutiny
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President Xi never wastes a good crisis. As Iran, Ukraine and Palestine distract the world, he tightens his grip | Simon Tisdall
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China’s hanging coffins had no known builders. Ancient DNA points to Bo people
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China’s AI ecosystem is not as open as it claims. Nor is any other country’s | Letters
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Democracy is at stake when foolish humans bet on machines being intelligent | Rafael Behr
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A moment that changed me: I found a forbidden novel – it led to a dangerous, lasting love
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Stock market turmoil sheds stark light on the opaque AI economy
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Chinese super-embassy in London to go ahead after high court challenge dismissed
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World-renowned climber Nirmal Purja among 11 struck by avalanche on Pakistan mountain
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Could AI take your job? Some workers in China already know the answer
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The future of AI hinges on openness and cooperation. China and Britain can gain much by working together | Zheng Zeguang
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Anthony Fauci’s diaries take aim at News Corp journalist Sharri Markson’s ‘nonsense’ Covid-19 investigation
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BMW to cut ‘as many as 8,000 jobs’ under pressure from Chinese rivals
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The Guardian view on noise pollution: keep it down | Editorial
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Britain promised to protect Hongkongers from China. Why does it now seem ready to sacrifice them? | Nathan Law
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‘We have lost everything’: extreme rainfall across Asia brings flash floods and typhoons
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China's new challenge as natural disasters strike - fake AI videos
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518 million years ago, one tiny sea creature may have started the evolution of the fangs
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China’s CXMT Stock Soars 470% in Start of Trading, Amid A.I. Race
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Chinese chipmaker shares surge nearly 470% in blockbuster stock market debut
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‘I thought it didn’t stand a cat’s chance in hell’: Andrew Ridgeley on Wham’s surreal trip to China
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From the strait of Hormuz to the North Sea, a global maritime war rages around us – and more than the price of oil is at stake | Simon Tisdall
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Typhoon Noul forces more than 715,000 from homes and cancels hundreds of flights in China and Hong Kong
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How Chinese tech and Russian tactics are aiding Iran’s bombing of US bases
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Mass job cuts loom at VW as profits fall steeply on China sales slump
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Weather tracker: more than 900 wildfires rage across Canada
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Democratic lawmakers propose bank funded by China tariffs to boost US manufacturing
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‘A statement of freedom’: T-shirt slogan goes viral and book sales rocket in Taiwan after Hong Kong raids
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The Guardian view on Chinese workers picking up the pen: poetry in motion | Editorial
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Australia to warn China it won’t be bullied by ‘provocative‘ actions as it builds military and nuclear arsenal
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Headaches for Silicon Valley as China chips away at the US’s lead in the AI race
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AliExpress fined record €550m by EU for failing to stop sale of illegal and fake goods
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The Guardian view on perceptions of superpowers: the world isn’t Chinamaxxing, it’s America-avoidant | Editorial
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Trump is invoking foreign election interference to justify his own | Jamil Smith
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Trump, not Iran, is the world’s greatest danger. He’s a one-man weapon of mass destruction | Simon Tisdall
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