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China’s graduate glut: millions enter a job market with little use for them

Record numbers find there is little demand for their skills, as entry-level tech roles are hit by AI and automation

The Guardian - UK

Business Brief (July 13): China to Cultivate Emerging Pillar Industries

China to phase down small coal-fired power units, Shein gets green light for Hong Kong IPO

Caixin Global

Man who parachuted off residential building in China arrested over stunt

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The Independent UK

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Volkswagen CEO says 50,000 more job cuts may be needed to close competitive gap

Volkswagen's CEO revealed plans for up to 50,000 additional job cuts. This move aims to match rival automakers' competitiveness and reduce costs. The company faces tariff expenses and strong competition in China. Management is assessing necessary and feasible adjustments across all brands. Labor representatives reportedly blocked initial restructuring proposals from…

The Economic Times

India mulls security certification for IoT devices

The government is considering extending its cybersecurity rules beyond internet-enabled CCTV cameras to a wider range of IoT devices, including smart meters, amid concerns over vulnerabilities in imported products, particularly from China.

The Economic Times

Man arrested after parachuting off rooftop of residential building in China

Man claiming to be skydiver glided dangerously close to apartment balconies

The Independent UK

China's missile test overshadowed by Iran war, but Pacific nations are watching

China recenly test-fired a nuclear-capable missile from a submarine into the Pacific, the first such launch from a nuclear-powered vessel and the first submarine-based test since 1982.

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China lodges protest as Japan joins 13 nations backing South China Sea ruling

China lodged a formal protest after Japan reaffirmed a 2016 ruling. Fourteen countries, including Japan, supported the tribunal's decision on maritime claims. Beijing accused Japan of interfering and undermining regional stability. China maintains its sovereignty over the South China Sea waters. The ruling rejected China's expansive claims under the nine-dash…

The Economic Times

China's C919 still on Malaysia Airlines' radar, but Western certification preferred

China's narrowbody C919 model is still on Malaysia Airlines' radar, but Western certification remains the "preferred milestone" before consideration, according to a top executive, who added opportunities could present themselves in 2035 or beyond.

Bangkok Post

Melbourne Airport logs record international traffic in FY26; India remains third-largest source

Melbourne Airport experienced its busiest year ever in the 2026 financial period. International travel saw over twelve million passengers, a significant milestone for the airport. China and New Zealand were the top visitor sources, while India saw a slight decrease. June 2026 showed a minor dip in passenger numbers, affecting…

The Economic Times

EM equities see $46 billion exodus in June as South Korea, Taiwan tech selloff rattles investors

Emerging markets saw substantial equity outflows totalling $46.1 billion in June. South Korea and Taiwan experienced the largest investor withdrawals from their stock markets. However, emerging market debt attracted foreign inflows, showing investor preference for fixed income.

The Economic Times

Watch Snakes on the street: Nearly 900 snakes, including cobras, escape flooded farm in China, enter nearby villages

Nearly nine hundred snakes, including venomous cobras, escaped a flooded breeding farm in Guangxi. Villagers used nets to catch the reptiles while authorities urged caution. Extreme weather has caused widespread flooding and evacuations across southern China. Typhoon Bavi is now approaching the eastern city of Wenzhou. Residents remain vigilant amid…

The Economic Times

China summons Japan envoy over South China Sea row

China asserts its control over the South China Sea waters. Thirteen nations and Japan reaffirmed a 2016 ruling against China's claims. Beijing summoned Japan's envoy, accusing Tokyo of regional instability. The ruling declared China's expansive claims legally baseless under international law. Nations urged peaceful dispute resolution and adherence to international…

The Economic Times

China cries foul after 14 nations, including Japan, reject Beijing's South China Sea claims

Accusing Japan of interfering in regional affairs and undermining peace and stability, China insisted that its sovereignty over the disputed waters has "never changed" despite the 2016 tribunal ruling. The diplomatic row erupted after Japan, along with the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, the Philippines and nine other countries,…

The Times of India

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IAF more powerful than China's air force, retains world's No. 3 rank for fifth consecutive year: WDMMA

The Indian Air Force maintains its third global ranking for the fifth year. This assessment considers fleet size, technology, and operational capabilities. The IAF's quality fleet outweighs China's larger numerical strength. Acquisitions like Rafale and Tejas will enhance fighter capabilities significantly. Future inductions and indigenous development support long-term modernization plans.

The Economic Times

Gold slides over 1% as oil surges on Strait of Hormuz closure fears

Gold prices declined over one percent in early Asian trade Monday. Oil prices jumped sharply, increasing inflation concerns and interest rate expectations. U.S. and Iranian forces exchanged missile and drone assaults in the Gulf region. Federal Reserve chair testimony and economic data will offer policy clues. Gold speculators reduced net…

The Economic Times

Taiwan detects 5 Chinese naval vessels, 10 official ships operating around its territory

Taiwan's defense ministry detected five Chinese naval vessels and ten official ships operating nearby. Taiwan's armed forces monitored the situation and responded accordingly to the detected vessels. Earlier, one Chinese naval vessel and four official ships were also detected operating around Taiwan. China hopes the United States will handle Taiwan-related…

The Independent UK

The ‘Green Great Wall’ of China: Scientists issue new warning despite 50 years of work to tame desert growth

For half a century, workers in northern China have been using a technique called ‘straw checkerboards’ to combat desertification

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The Conversation

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Every day, we publish a selection of your emails in our newsletter. We’d love to hear from you, you can email us at yoursay@theconversation.edu.au.

TechRadar

'The end of an era': China enforces mandatory rule to cull inefficient solar panels, signals end of ultra-cheap PV price wars

China introduces mandatory solar efficiency standards that could remove outdated factories, reduce oversupply, and reshape competition across the photovoltaic industry.

Barchart

Forget GPUs. Nvidia’s Next AI Gold Mine Could Be Even Bigger.

Wall Street sees Nvidia's Vera CPU as a major growth catalyst that could expand its AI leadership beyond graphics chips.

International Business Times UK

'Bully Manila, Not Moscow': PH Digital Newspaper Jibes China About Lost Russian Territory in Batanes Row

A Philippine newspaper used satire to counter China's claim over Batanes, invoking Vladivostok to highlight Beijing's selective historical claims, amid escalating diplomatic tensions.

Barchart

Nvidia Stock Hasn’t Been This Cheap Since Before 2019. How to Play NVDA Stock Here.

Nvidia's valuation has fallen to its lowest level since 2019, even as Wall Street continues to see strong upside.

Bangkok Post

Character design and art toy sector face obstacles

Thailand lacks a clear direction for commercialisation of its creative intellectual property (IP), while the production of tangible merchandise in Thailand is more expensive than in China, according to the Thai Character Design, Art Toy, Pop Culture Licensing and Merchandising Trade Association (TCAP).

The Economic Times

Chinese geologists question safety of Brahmaputra Mega-Dam in Tibet being built over active seismic fault line

In a startling revelation, geologists from China have identified an active fault line beneath the Brahmaputra hydropower project, prompting concerns over the dam’s stability and adjoining infrastructures. This finding challenges previous reassurances from Beijing about the project's safety features. The construction, which commenced last July amid known seismic threats, has…

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