Munich Auto Show 2025: Chinese mainland Leads as Top Foreign Exhibitor
At IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, the Chinese mainland leads as the largest foreign exhibitor, with 116 companies showcasing EVs, batteries and cutting-edge tech.
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Washington’s visa reversals for students from the Chinese mainland are fueling uncertainty, with enrollment down from 372,532 in 2019-20 to 277,398 in 2023. What’s next for global education?
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Chinese Car Exports Drive Global EV Surge
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119 Chinese Citizens Evacuated from Israel to Egypt via Taba Crossing
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How the Belt and Road Initiative Brought Two Homes Together
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Trump Proposes 15% Cap on Foreign Students at Harvard
President Trump urges Harvard to cap foreign enrolment at 15% versus current ~31%, threatening funding cuts and sparking a legal battle over global student mobility.