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Luang Prabang's Tourism Boom: A Contrast to Laos's Economic Challenges
Luang Prabang, Laos, saw a 162% rise in tourism by April 2025, generating over \$560 million in revenue and lifting 98.3% of its population out of poverty; however, this contrasts with Laos's overall poverty and high public debt.
Luang Prabang's Tourism Boom: A Contrast to Laos's Economic Challenges
Luang Prabang, Laos, saw a 162% rise in tourism by April 2025, generating over \$560 million in revenue and lifting 98.3% of its population out of poverty; however, this contrasts with Laos's overall poverty and high public debt.
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German Customs: E-Commerce Surge, Drug Seizure Shifts, and Weapon Increase
German customs reported a more than fourfold increase in online trade clearances in 2024, reaching 235 million, mostly from China, alongside a decrease in cocaine seizures (16.3 tons vs 39.9 tons in 2023) and an increase in marijuana seizures (12.6 tons vs 8.6 tons in 2023), and a significant increa...
German Customs: E-Commerce Surge, Drug Seizure Shifts, and Weapon Increase
German customs reported a more than fourfold increase in online trade clearances in 2024, reaching 235 million, mostly from China, alongside a decrease in cocaine seizures (16.3 tons vs 39.9 tons in 2023) and an increase in marijuana seizures (12.6 tons vs 8.6 tons in 2023), and a significant increa...
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China's AI Technology Drives SCO Cooperation
Chinese AI-powered agricultural and pool-cleaning robots are proving popular in Russia and Kazakhstan, respectively, boosting economic and technological cooperation among Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) member states as showcased at the 2025 China-SCO Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Foru...
China's AI Technology Drives SCO Cooperation
Chinese AI-powered agricultural and pool-cleaning robots are proving popular in Russia and Kazakhstan, respectively, boosting economic and technological cooperation among Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) member states as showcased at the 2025 China-SCO Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Foru...
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Foreign Nationals Charged with Smuggling US Military Tech to China
Two foreign nationals, Cui Guanghai of China and John Miller of the U.K., were charged with smuggling U.S. military equipment, including missiles, to China and attempting to silence a U.S. citizen critical of Chinese President Xi Jinping; they were arrested in Serbia in April 2024.
Foreign Nationals Charged with Smuggling US Military Tech to China
Two foreign nationals, Cui Guanghai of China and John Miller of the U.K., were charged with smuggling U.S. military equipment, including missiles, to China and attempting to silence a U.S. citizen critical of Chinese President Xi Jinping; they were arrested in Serbia in April 2024.
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Uyghur Tiananmen Leader's 36 Years of Exile
Örkesh Dölet, a Uyghur student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, has lived in exile in Taiwan for 36 years, separated from his family due to the Chinese government's refusal to allow them to join him, despite his repeated attempts to return.
Uyghur Tiananmen Leader's 36 Years of Exile
Örkesh Dölet, a Uyghur student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, has lived in exile in Taiwan for 36 years, separated from his family due to the Chinese government's refusal to allow them to join him, despite his repeated attempts to return.
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Serbian Protests Demand Justice, Snap Elections After Train Station Collapse
On Sunday, thousands of Serbs protested in over 30 cities, demanding snap elections and justice for the 16 victims of a November 2022 train station collapse allegedly caused by corruption involving Chinese state companies, prompting President Vucic to suggest early elections.
Serbian Protests Demand Justice, Snap Elections After Train Station Collapse
On Sunday, thousands of Serbs protested in over 30 cities, demanding snap elections and justice for the 16 victims of a November 2022 train station collapse allegedly caused by corruption involving Chinese state companies, prompting President Vucic to suggest early elections.
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EU bars Chinese firms from medical device contracts
The EU blocked Chinese firms from bidding on public procurement contracts for medical devices exceeding €5 million for five years, prompting criticism from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in the EU, which denounced it as protectionist and contradictory to the EU's proclaimed principles of open marke...
EU bars Chinese firms from medical device contracts
The EU blocked Chinese firms from bidding on public procurement contracts for medical devices exceeding €5 million for five years, prompting criticism from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in the EU, which denounced it as protectionist and contradictory to the EU's proclaimed principles of open marke...
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China's Real Estate Developers Face 10.8% Sales Drop Amidst Policy Easing
From January to May, China's top 100 real estate developers saw a 10.8 percent year-on-year sales decline to 1.44 trillion yuan ($199 billion), despite some firms showing month-on-month improvements following recent policy easing measures by the People's Bank of China.
China's Real Estate Developers Face 10.8% Sales Drop Amidst Policy Easing
From January to May, China's top 100 real estate developers saw a 10.8 percent year-on-year sales decline to 1.44 trillion yuan ($199 billion), despite some firms showing month-on-month improvements following recent policy easing measures by the People's Bank of China.
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China's Real Estate Sales Decline 10.8 Percent in First Five Months
China's top 100 real estate developers experienced a 10.8 percent year-on-year sales decline from January to May, totaling $199 billion, despite some larger firms showing resilience and recent policy easing.
China's Real Estate Sales Decline 10.8 Percent in First Five Months
China's top 100 real estate developers experienced a 10.8 percent year-on-year sales decline from January to May, totaling $199 billion, despite some larger firms showing resilience and recent policy easing.
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US Withdrawal from WHO Creates Budget Crisis, Shifts Global Health Power
The US withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2026, triggered by President Trump's executive order, creates a $4.2 billion budget shortfall, potentially impacting disease control and global health initiatives, while China steps up funding.
US Withdrawal from WHO Creates Budget Crisis, Shifts Global Health Power
The US withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2026, triggered by President Trump's executive order, creates a $4.2 billion budget shortfall, potentially impacting disease control and global health initiatives, while China steps up funding.
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Chinese Experts Boost Cambodian Rice-Prawn Farming Yields
Shanghai Ocean University experts trained Cambodian farmers in Takeo province on rice-prawn farming from January 2024 to 2027, significantly increasing yields; one farmer saw prawn yields increase from zero to one ton per harvest, while rice yields remained steady at six tons annually.
Chinese Experts Boost Cambodian Rice-Prawn Farming Yields
Shanghai Ocean University experts trained Cambodian farmers in Takeo province on rice-prawn farming from January 2024 to 2027, significantly increasing yields; one farmer saw prawn yields increase from zero to one ton per harvest, while rice yields remained steady at six tons annually.
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48% Bias Score
BYD's Price War Shakes Chinese and Global Auto Markets
BYD's drastic price cuts on 22 electric and plug-in hybrid models in China, driven by a slowing economy and increased inventory, sparked a stock market decline and intensified global price competition, particularly affecting European manufacturers like Volkswagen, which saw a 307,000-unit sales drop...
BYD's Price War Shakes Chinese and Global Auto Markets
BYD's drastic price cuts on 22 electric and plug-in hybrid models in China, driven by a slowing economy and increased inventory, sparked a stock market decline and intensified global price competition, particularly affecting European manufacturers like Volkswagen, which saw a 307,000-unit sales drop...
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60% Bias Score
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