The shipwreck at the center of a battle between China and the Philippines

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The Sierra Madre is a warship turned military outpost intentionally grounded by the Philippines. Last week, the Chinese coast guard shot water cannons on a supply boat in an escalating battle over the former World War II ship.

Elon Musk's change in label policy on X, prompts 'dramatic rise in the Kremlin's visibility,' NATO says

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China's tech titans scramble to buy $5 billion of Nvidia chips as US bans investment in key Chinese sectors, report says

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The Biden administration is restricting US investment in key Chinese tech.

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China's tech titans scramble to buy $5 billion of Nvidia chips as US bans investment in key Chinese sectors, report says

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The Biden administration is restricting US investment in key Chinese tech.

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There's another real-estate crisis brewing in China — and it could even be worse than Evergrande's 2021 woes

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Property projects under go construction in downtown area on July 9, 2007 in Chongqing Municipality, China.

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This massive, crumbling shipwreck-turned-military station has become the latest flashpoint in tense US-China relations. Take a look inside.

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The Philippines deliberately ran the Sierra Madre, a World War II-era warship, aground in 1999 to reinforce its sovereignty claims in the South China Sea.

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Tesla's sales in China have tumbled and its slumping economy may not be to blame, Bank of America says

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A Tesla Model S at a charging station in New York.

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The head of one of the biggest property developers in China was once Asia's richest woman. But her wealth has plunged by 84% since mid-2021 — and now her company's teetering on the brink of a crisis.

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Asia's once-richest woman lost 84% of her wealth — more than any billionaire since the COVID-19 pandemic — as China's property sector teeters on yet another crisis.

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China's attendance at Saudi peace talks is 'bad news' for Putin — but Xi Jinping is still 'well served' by his friendship with Russia, expert says

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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It's about to get harder for US firms to invest in Chinese markets

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China's President Xi Jinping shakes hands with US President Joe Biden at their meeting on Monday during the G-20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.

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