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China's Railway Training Program Boosts Kenya's Modernization
Joseph Njane, a Kenyan railway officer, received railway training in China in 2019 and 2022, creating an online training system for Kenyan railway workers using the knowledge and materials he acquired, showcasing China's foreign aid training program's impact.
China's Railway Training Program Boosts Kenya's Modernization
Joseph Njane, a Kenyan railway officer, received railway training in China in 2019 and 2022, creating an online training system for Kenyan railway workers using the knowledge and materials he acquired, showcasing China's foreign aid training program's impact.
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44% Bias Score
China Launches Nationwide Childcare Subsidy, Signaling Social Welfare Shift
China's new 3,600 yuan annual childcare subsidy, covering 9 million children under three and costing over 1 trillion yuan, marks a significant shift towards human capital investment, boosting household consumption and signaling broader social welfare reforms.
China Launches Nationwide Childcare Subsidy, Signaling Social Welfare Shift
China's new 3,600 yuan annual childcare subsidy, covering 9 million children under three and costing over 1 trillion yuan, marks a significant shift towards human capital investment, boosting household consumption and signaling broader social welfare reforms.
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40% Bias Score
China's 'Return Tide': Balancing Talent Acquisition with Security Concerns
By 2024, over 6.56 million Chinese students studied abroad, with most pursuing advanced degrees; a record 20 percent year-on-year increase in returnee job seekers in 2024 shows the success of policies encouraging their return, but concerns about national security and potential espionage persist.
China's 'Return Tide': Balancing Talent Acquisition with Security Concerns
By 2024, over 6.56 million Chinese students studied abroad, with most pursuing advanced degrees; a record 20 percent year-on-year increase in returnee job seekers in 2024 shows the success of policies encouraging their return, but concerns about national security and potential espionage persist.
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48% Bias Score
Dead To Rights" Sets Chinese Box Office Record
Dead To Rights," a Chinese film about the Nanjing Massacre, grossed over $210 million in 10 days, setting a single-day box office record of $52 million on Sunday, and is projected to earn over $550 million, reflecting strong audience response and boosting industry confidence.
Dead To Rights" Sets Chinese Box Office Record
Dead To Rights," a Chinese film about the Nanjing Massacre, grossed over $210 million in 10 days, setting a single-day box office record of $52 million on Sunday, and is projected to earn over $550 million, reflecting strong audience response and boosting industry confidence.
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52% Bias Score
AIIB: A Model for Inclusive Multilateralism in the Global South
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is increasingly financing sustainable development projects in the Global South, focusing on climate change adaptation, digital infrastructure, and debt sustainability, offering a model for inclusive multilateralism.
AIIB: A Model for Inclusive Multilateralism in the Global South
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is increasingly financing sustainable development projects in the Global South, focusing on climate change adaptation, digital infrastructure, and debt sustainability, offering a model for inclusive multilateralism.
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52% Bias Score
US vs. Europe: Autonomous Taxi Adoption and the Regulatory Divide
Autonomous taxi services are rapidly expanding in the US, despite safety concerns, while Europe adopts a more cautious approach due to stricter regulations, different urban environments, and public perception, potentially missing out on the technology's benefits.
US vs. Europe: Autonomous Taxi Adoption and the Regulatory Divide
Autonomous taxi services are rapidly expanding in the US, despite safety concerns, while Europe adopts a more cautious approach due to stricter regulations, different urban environments, and public perception, potentially missing out on the technology's benefits.
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36% Bias Score
Investor Confidence Boosts Chinese Markets
Fueled by investor confidence in China's economic reforms and growth in emerging industries, Chinese stock markets saw significant gains on Tuesday, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 3617.60 points, a 0.96 percent increase; foreign investment is also surging.
Investor Confidence Boosts Chinese Markets
Fueled by investor confidence in China's economic reforms and growth in emerging industries, Chinese stock markets saw significant gains on Tuesday, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 3617.60 points, a 0.96 percent increase; foreign investment is also surging.
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52% Bias Score
China Launches First Private Satellites into National Internet Network
On July 31, 2024, China launched its seventh group of low-orbit internet satellites, the first developed by a private company, GalaxySpace, from the Hainan International Commercial Aerospace Launch Center using a Long March 12 rocket, furthering its national space network.
China Launches First Private Satellites into National Internet Network
On July 31, 2024, China launched its seventh group of low-orbit internet satellites, the first developed by a private company, GalaxySpace, from the Hainan International Commercial Aerospace Launch Center using a Long March 12 rocket, furthering its national space network.
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24% Bias Score
China's Banks Battle "Involution" Competition, Spurring Regulatory Reform
China's banking sector faces "involution-style" competition, with lenders using unsustainable tactics like offering below-cost loans and manipulating deposit figures to gain market share, prompting regulators and major banks to call for reform and self-discipline to mitigate risks and prioritize val...
China's Banks Battle "Involution" Competition, Spurring Regulatory Reform
China's banking sector faces "involution-style" competition, with lenders using unsustainable tactics like offering below-cost loans and manipulating deposit figures to gain market share, prompting regulators and major banks to call for reform and self-discipline to mitigate risks and prioritize val...
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48% Bias Score
China-EU Sustainable Finance Partnership to Combat Climate Change
China and the EU are partnering on sustainable finance to combat climate change, with Hungary's central bank acting as a bridge, leveraging initiatives like green bond programs and climate stress tests to accelerate the green transition and redirect capital towards low-carbon sectors.
China-EU Sustainable Finance Partnership to Combat Climate Change
China and the EU are partnering on sustainable finance to combat climate change, with Hungary's central bank acting as a bridge, leveraging initiatives like green bond programs and climate stress tests to accelerate the green transition and redirect capital towards low-carbon sectors.
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56% Bias Score
Nepal and China Celebrate 70 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Nepal and China celebrated 70 years of diplomatic relations on Friday with events in Kathmandu, highlighting their strong partnership built on mutual trust, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange, with China pledging continued support for Nepal's development.
Nepal and China Celebrate 70 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Nepal and China celebrated 70 years of diplomatic relations on Friday with events in Kathmandu, highlighting their strong partnership built on mutual trust, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange, with China pledging continued support for Nepal's development.
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48% Bias Score
China's Economy: 5.3% H1 Growth, but Second-Half Challenges Remain
Despite global trade uncertainties and US tariffs, China's economy grew 5.3 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2025, exceeding expectations, but faces challenges in the second half including slowing consumption and weakening investment.
China's Economy: 5.3% H1 Growth, but Second-Half Challenges Remain
Despite global trade uncertainties and US tariffs, China's economy grew 5.3 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2025, exceeding expectations, but faces challenges in the second half including slowing consumption and weakening investment.
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40% Bias Score
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