China dominates in high-quality natural-science research ¦ Leading international science journal Nature rates China No 1

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Why so much manufacturing still gets done in China | To decouple production out of China, a retailer in the West would have to move the entire ecosystem with it

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The Nord Stream blasts cover story is crumbling

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The Ministry of Natural Resources on February 14 published a new version of its world map – directing a return to using the Chinese names of eight cities and areas occupied by the Russian Empire in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Who gains most from Nord Stream sabotage?

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Who gains most from Nord Stream sabotage?

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US becoming ‘developing country’ on global rankings

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Doing Without The Dollar

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US Senate picks up where Pelosi left off on Taiwan

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Taiwan Tensions Spilling Over In South China Sea

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Super-strong dollar imperils world economy

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The allure of Middle East hydrogen. As the war in Ukraine drags on, and European and Asian natural-gas prices reach record highs, hydrogen gains in attractiveness

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Hydrogen fuels a revolution in Chinese trucking. "China has made hydrogen-powered ground transport one of the top priorities of its $560 billion a year technology investment budget...Beijing listed H2 as an energy source in a public law for the first time in its 2020 Energy Law of the PRC"

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Biden’s firing squad stands in a circle. With no one in charge, none of Washington’s recent threats is consistent with policy objectives. The Biden Administration last week set a new historical record by threatening sanctions against Germany, India, Russia and China in the space of 72 hours.

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Is Toyota’s fuel cell module a hydrogen breakthrough? The largest automaker in the world says the technology will help achieve global carbon neutrality goals

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How India could tweak China in the South China Sea - Asia Times

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The Big Bang never happened but fusion will (Part 3)

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Russia’s foreign policy enters new China-aligned phase. Seems like Russia is definitely going to be backing up China even more in the future compared to what we thought earlierGlobal Events

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Good sense from Gingrich on China. Most of the problems America blames on its archrival are of its own making, argues the former House speaker. “It is not China’s fault that in 2017, 89% of Baltimore eighth graders couldn’t pass their math exam…"

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China locked in hybrid war with US: Fallout from Covid-19 outbreak puts Beijing and Washington on a collision course

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China locked in hybrid war with US: Fallout from Covid-19 outbreak puts Beijing and Washington on a collision course

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Beijing wants 100,000 hydrogen cars by 2025. Lured by government incentives and research, manufacturers are rushing to set up production plants

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