China Launches $40B Fund to Boost Semiconductor Industry Amid US Sanctions
China is investing over $40 billion in its semiconductor sector to achieve technological independence amid US sanctions, emphasizing innovation and economic growth.
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Japan’s Fukushima Water Discharge: Assessing Safety and Global Impact
Japan has begun releasing Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean, sparking global debates on safety and environmental impact.
Diplomatic Rift: India and Canada Sever Ties over Allegations
India and Canada sever diplomatic ties amid accusations over the killing of a Sikh leader. Experts discuss the implications for global relations and Western alliances.
E-Sports Make Historic Debut at Hangzhou 19th Asian Games
The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou sees e-sports make its official debut, sparking discussions on the future of traditional sports and the evolving landscape of global competitions.
World Squash Federation President Highlights Sport’s Bright Future at Hangzhou Asian Games
Squash returns to the Asian Games in Hangzhou, with World Squash Federation President Zena Wooldridge highlighting the sport’s unique appeal and promising growth in China and globally.
Japan’s Fukushima Water Discharge Sparks Global Concerns and Local Scandal
Japan’s plan to discharge Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated water has sparked global opposition and a local scandal over radioactive scrap metal theft.
Hangzhou Asian Games Introduces Skateboarding and Modernizes Karate
The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou kicks off with new sports like skateboarding, while traditional karate evolves to engage younger audiences. Leaders discuss the digital transformation of sports.
Former Kyrgyzstan PM Discusses Belt and Road Initiative’s Impact on Central Asia
Former Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan shares insights on the Belt and Road Initiative’s achievements and Central Asia’s strategic role in the global arena.
China-Australia Dialogue Resumes: A Step Towards Mending Ties
The China-Australia High Level Dialogue resumes in Beijing after three years, signaling potential mending of ties ahead of PM Albanese’s historic visit.
IMEC: Biden’s Strategic Rail Corridor Shifts Asia Geopolitics
Explore the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor and its role in shaping Biden’s Asia strategy and the evolving geopolitical landscape at the G20 summit.