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Price war in the car market
Price war in the car market: cars sold below cost. Reasons, official dealers, and used car market situation.
Fiber optic data transmission record: 51.3 Tbps
Chinese researchers set a fiber optic record with 51.3 Tbps using hollow-core fiber and adaptive control.
Famous Glass Bridge Cracks - PHOTO
A famous glass bridge in China's Henan province cracked after a teenager hit it with an umbrella. Repairs and safety measures remain undisclosed.
Chinese cars face service issues
Chinese cars in Azerbaijan face after-sales service problems: privately imported vehicles are not repaired by official service centers. Experts explain the reasons.
Europe Record: 1 in 10 New Cars is Chinese-Made
Chinese car brands achieve record market share in Europe. In May 2026, one in ten new cars sold was Chinese-made.
Shanghai builds opera house shaped like Chinese fan
Shanghai's new opera house, shaped like a Chinese fan, covers 146,000 sqm and features Asia's largest hall. Opening in 2026.
Alibaba Sues Pentagon Over Blacklist
Alibaba sues Pentagon over blacklisting, calling the decision arbitrary and demanding removal from the list.
China enters Indian market despite ban
China enters India's auto market via EV tech despite ban. Tata-Chery partnership and local production plans highlight the strategy.
Nano-Silk reflects 95% of sunlight
Chinese scientists create nano-silk that reflects 95% of sunlight, reduces body temperature by 4.3°C. Cooling clothing via nanotechnology.
Chinese zoo paints donkey to look like zebra
A Chinese zoo painted a donkey to resemble a zebra, sparking online debate. Zoo says it's just a prank to entertain visitors.
Parabadmintonist Ibrahim Aliyev Wins Bronze in France
Azerbaijani parabadmintonist Ibrahim Aliyev won bronze at an international tournament in France.
Flood threat in southern China: Over 36,000 people evacuated
Over 36,000 people evacuated in southern China due to flood threat from heavy rains and potential flooding.
AI revolution in China's education
Chinese universities close over 12,000 programs to prioritize AI fields. Learn about the education reform details.
Zangezur Corridor Creates New Economic Map
Zangezur Corridor connects Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan, becomes a key Middle Corridor segment, and shortens transit time for China-Europe trade.
Trump Thanks Putin for Iran Conflict Help
US President Donald Trump thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for his help in resolving the conflict with Iran. Trump also praised Xi Jinping and Netanyahu.
US scientist detained in China on espionage charges
US citizen Yu Min Zin detained in China on espionage and national security threat charges. Read more for details.
VW to lay off 19,000 employees
Volkswagen announces layoff of 19,000 employees by end of 2025 as part of cost-cutting plan amid weak demand and EV challenges.
Macron Plans Online Trade Talks Between G7 and China
French President Macron plans online trade talks between G7 countries and China. The video meeting will be held before the G7 summit next week.
Pentagon Hits Chinese Tech Giants
Pentagon adds Alibaba, Baidu, BYD, NIO to list of military-linked Chinese companies. No immediate sanctions but limits U.S. contracts.
Congo Ebola death toll exceeds 100
Congo Ebola death toll exceeds 100 with 101 confirmed deaths. Total infections at 550. Chinese experts arrive in Kinshasa to help.
US Shoots Down Balloon with $500K Missile
US Air Force shoots down Boy Scouts' balloon with a $500,000 AIM-9 Sidewinder missile in February 2023.
Beauty wish ruined her life
Story of a Chinese woman's complications after cosmetic eye surgery and the legal battle that followed.
China-Pakistan Alliance Against India?
The China-Pakistan strategic partnership forms a new geopolitical front against India. Analysis of CPEC, military ties, and the Kashmir issue.
Chinese tourist rescued after week at sea
Chinese tourist rescued after a week at sea, surviving on small crabs before being found by fishermen near Hainan.
US journalist admits working for Chinese intelligence
US journalist Thomas Weir Pauken admits working for Chinese intelligence. He lived in China for 15 years and received $100,000. Trial on September 1.
Iran's Dual Policy: Red Line with Armenia, Humanitarian Ties with Azerbaijan
Analysis of Iran's military cooperation with Armenia and humanitarian ties with Azerbaijan. Regional power balance and Baku's position.
Hidden risks of diet salads
Popular diet salads may pose hidden risks: gastritis, ulcers, bloating. Learn more.
Why Sudden Weather Changes Are Dangerous?
Sudden weather changes increase mortality, heart attacks, and stroke risk. Learn how to protect your health.
Why is AMD stock falling today?
AMD stock drops 4.3% on new US export rules targeting AI chips. Competitive pressure from Nvidia adds to the sell-off.
BYD breaks 8-month sales decline with 0.3% May growth
BYD ended an eight-month sales slide in May with a 0.3% gain. International sales surged 80.4% as demand grew in Europe and emerging markets.
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