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Former TikTok Executive Accuses ByteDance of Extensive Control Over Platform
A former TikTok executive claims that CEO Shou Zi Chew mainly serves as a "conduit" for ByteDance executives who truly make the decisions for the platform.
UK’s Defense Ministry ‘Hacked by China’
The British Ministry of Defense has recently encountered a cyberattack on its third-party payroll system, which serves active and retired military personnel.
Xi Jinping Urges France to Resist 'New Cold War' Amid EU's Shift Towards US Alliance
Xi Jinping's visit to France amid EU tensions highlights economic cooperation, opposing a "New Cold War."
General Motors May Have to Leave China After Reporting $106 Million Loss in Just 3 Months
General Motors might need to leave China as losses mount to $106 million in just three months, the third time in 15 years.
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Brooks Running's newly appointed chief executive has expressed optimism about the potential growth of the business in China and Europe.
Chinese President Xi Jinping began a three-country tour to Europe on Sunday, with the continent divided on how to deal with Beijing's expanding influence and the US-China rivalry.
President Joe Biden said "xenophobia" among countries like China, Japan, and India is impeding their economic growth, contrasting it with the US, which he claimed benefits from migration.
China is grappling with a rise in gold scams amid strong interest in the precious metal as an alternative investment.
The administration of President Joe Biden has announced nearly 300 new sanctions targeting international suppliers of military equipment technology accused of helping Russia in its war against Ukraine.
The U.S. announced fresh sanctions against hundreds of Chinese and Russian suppliers. The U. S. government announced fresh sanctions against Chinese and Russian suppliers on Wednesday, May 1.
This trend shows that Chinese people still want to be luxurious but are okay with secondhand goods. China's secondhand luxury shopping sector is booming, and sales continue to rise.
The incident, which damaged a canopy on the Philippine Coastguard BRP Bagacay, occurred just outside Scarborough Shoal.
Chinese firms operating in the Russian market are looking for alternate ways to facilitate trade with its northern neighbor, as they can no longer rely on large banks to finance such transactions.
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson warns that China's space advances could potentially spark lunar territorial disputes similar to those in the South China Sea.