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Death toll from China storms rises to 15, hundreds injured

Storms and floods killed fifteen people across China, injuring hundreds more. Severe convective weather in Hubei province caused widespread damage to homes. Heavy rains in Guangxi led to a breached dam and significant evacuations. Separately, a landslide in Gansu province buried thirty-three people. Rescue efforts are underway for those still…

The Economic Times · Jul 7

Oil prices gain as focus shifts to supply recovery and demand

Oil prices saw slight gains Tuesday as traders focused on supply increases. Traders are looking beyond Middle East tensions to demand prospects. The United Arab Emirates increased crude output significantly in June. Saudi Arabia also cut its August crude selling price to Asia. Market watchers await demand response, especially from…

The Economic Times · Jul 7

Strategic ties with India, China guided by mutual benefit: Bangladesh minister

Bangladesh's strategic relationships with major powers, including India, China and Russia, will be guided by mutual benefit and welfare of citizens, state minister for foreign affairs Shama Obaed Islam said and stressed Dhaka does not need to choose between Saarc and Bimstec.

The Times of India · Jul 7

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Australia and Fiji sign a new defence pact as China launches a ballistic missile test in the Pacific. What does it all mean?

As part of his tour of the Pacific, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has signed a significant defence treaty with his Fijian counterpart Sitiveni Rabuka.

The Conversation · Jul 7

Australian PM says Chinese missile test could have caused ‘considerable damage’ if weaponised

Solomon Islands prime minister says he doesn’t want to see more countries testing ICBMs in Pacific, adding ‘be our friend but don’t threaten us’

The Guardian - AU · Jul 6

'Provocative act': PM hits out at Chinese missile test

Anthony Albanese has criticised China's testing of nuclear-capable missiles in the Pacific, saying it destabilises the region.

AAP · Jul 6

'You're Lucky I'm President': Trump Says Biden Crypto Crackdown Collapsed After 'Getting Killed'

Trump said Biden abandoned a tougher crypto stance before the election and argued the US must compete with China in digital assets.

International Business Times UK · Jul 6

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China urged to probe mines

Chiang Mai: Communities along the Kok River in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai on Monday called on the Chinese government to address heavy metal contamination they say is caused by Chinese-owned mining operations in Myanmar.

Bangkok Post · Jul 6

U.S. Companies Have Been Taking Measures To Prevent China To Take From Their AI Models. Now They're Escalating.

Leading U.S. artificial intelligence companies are quietly deploying increasingly aggressive measures to prevent Chinese rivals from using their technology to accelerate their own development.

International Business Times · Jul 6

Accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon’s mother granted bail – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU · Jul 6

Europe A Distant Third In Global AI Race As France's Station F Pushes To Catch Up

Station F is expanding its AI accelerator to help startups reach €1 million in revenue within six months, as Europe continues to chase the U.S. and China in funding, scale and commercialization.

International Business Times · Jul 6

Fragmented and incomplete: why isn’t anyone in charge of Australia’s EV charger rollout?

Plunging battery prices and cheap running costs mean battery electric vehicles are now outselling petrol cars across Europe and China.

The Conversation · Jul 6

From Indonesia to Australia to New Zealand, PM Modi charts India's Indo-Pacific arc

India is actively building relationships across the Indo-Pacific region. Prime Minister Modi's visits aim to strengthen ties with key nations. These partnerships focus on shared visions of a multipolar Asia. India seeks to enhance its strategic space and economic autonomy. This initiative underscores India's growing influence in the maritime domain.

The Economic Times · Jul 6

Typhoon Maysak kills two and forces thousands to evacuate in China

Tropical storm causes extreme flooding in south of the country with heavy rainfall expected in coming days

The Guardian - UK · Jul 6

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AAP · Jul 6

Australia eyes next key deal amid gaps in Pacific voice

Australia has bagged a major diplomatic win over China in its battle for influence in the Pacific as attention turns to remaining gaps in the region.

Space · Jul 6

Unidentified metal spheres found on Australian beach are 'debris from a foreign rocket body', space agency says

The Australian Space Agency is warning residents of Queensland to be on the lookout after metallic-looking spheres, possibly space debris, appeared on a beach.

Tom’s Hardware · Jul 6

China-made CXMT memory now supports faster speeds on MSI's AMD motherboards — new BIOS adds DDR5-8200 validation on dual-DIMM, DDR5-7200 on quad-DIMM models

MSI has officially validated region-bound Chinese RAM using CXMT modules to run at up to 8,200 MT/s on its AM5 motherboards. Models with two RAM slots can handle these high frequencies a bit better than four-DIMM variants.

The Independent UK · Jul 6

China sparks outrage with rare ballistic missile test in Pacific

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The Independent UK · Jul 6

Robot that will ‘never betray you’ is world’s first mass-produced humanoid

UBTech’s U1 robot ‘can accompany you for a lifetime’, the company claims

International Business Times · Jul 6

Iran Has Millions of Barrels to Sell. But Doing So Could Be Much Harder Than Expected

Though sanctions on Iranian oil exports have been waived as part of the ceasefire deal with the U.S., Tehran could face not having any interested buyers.

Motor1 · Jul 6

Volkswagen Explains Why The New Atlas Looks Different Than China's Teramont

The Atlas has a higher hood, conventional door handles, and other subtle styling differences. And there's a reason why.

TechRadar · Jul 6

How the United States and China shape complementary competition in global AI

Companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Nvidia significantly influence the architecture of the global AI industry.

The Economic Times · Jul 6

The message behind the missile China just shot rings loud and clear

China's rare submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific has alarmed Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. This demonstration of growing undersea nuclear capabilities, occurring amid regional security shifts and US unpredictability, signals Beijing's expanding reach. Regional powers are now actively strengthening their own security networks, seeking greater self-reliance in a…

InsideEVs · Jul 6

After EV Batteries, China Wants To Dominate Car Brains Too

Several Chinese carmakers are developing their own smart-driving chips, aiming to cut costs, move faster, and rely less on Nvidia or Qualcomm.

The Conversation · Jul 6

UK ‘only’ contributes 1% global emissions – but alongside many other countries, that all adds up

The UK represented just 0.81% of global CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels and industry in 2024. That’s a small proportion of the global total, so perhaps it’s easy to suggest that the responsibility to cut emissions should instead lie with bigger emitters like China, the US and India.

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