US accuses China of breaking rules on nuclear weapons by hiding explosions and preparing for more testing

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China's nuclear weapons arsenal is assessed to top 1,000 by 2030.

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Waymo got grilled on Capitol Hill as lawmakers accused it of relying too much on Chinese cars and overseas labor

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A Waymo exec faced tough questioning by lawmakers over the company's use of Chinese vehicles and offshore workers.

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China's tech giants are opening their doors to OpenClaw. The Chinese internet is lapping it up.

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OpenClaw is taking off in China as cloud giants add support and users embrace the AI agent.

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Alibaba's cofounder Joe Tsai shares 2 traits good employees should have

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Joe Tsai said that employees need to have an ownership mindset.

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I've been traveling across Asia for 10 years. These are the 3 cities with the best food — and one that disappointed me.

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Sophie Steiner has been traveling around Asia for over 10 years, trying a lot of great food along the way.

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A Chinese humanoid robot flopped face-first onto the ground during a public showcase. Its CEO says it's all part of 'learning to walk.'

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The Chinese humanoid robot called IRON made its first public appearance in Southern China on Saturday.

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China's military has a leadership problem, and it's serious

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The anti-corruption campaign inside the Chinese military has left a leadership gap.

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Canada is having a moment — and the world is finally paying attention

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Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, holding card, the Canadian maple leaf and hand holding phone, streaming Heated Rivalry.

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It's a best-of-times, worst-of-times scenario for Canada on the global stage.

Why Mining In Greenland Is So Hard

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Greenland holds vast reserves of rare earths that power everything from electric vehicles to military tech. As the world races to loosen China's grip on critical minerals, this Arctic island is emerging as a new battleground, where extreme conditions, soaring costs, and local resistance stand in the way.

We rode in dozens of driverless robotaxis in China. Here's what we saw — and our advice for other curious travelers.

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Bryant Walker Smith, the main author, in a Baidu Apollo robotaxi in Wuhan.

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