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China launches 1st Juncao technology training project in Zimbabwe

Britain suspends import tariffs on 89 products amid global trade tensions

The British government has announced a temporary suspension of import tariffs on 89 types of goods to bolster domestic businesses and ease financial burden on consumers. The measure takes immediate effect and will remain in place until July 2027.

Houthis report dozens of fresh U.S. airstrikes in N. Yemen2025-04-02
The Houthi group reported Tuesday that U.S. forces have carried out 22 airstrikes on its targets in Yemen's northern Sanaa and Saada provinces over the past several hours.

Canadian, Mexican leaders talk about trading, investment ties2025-04-02
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday spoke with the President of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum about the trading and investment relationship between the two countries.

Tesla dealership fire in Rome adds to European backlash over Musk's politics2025-04-02

Gaza aid blockade closes bakeries as evacuation orders, hostilities continue: UN2025-04-02

French far-right leader Le Pen found guilty in embezzlement trial2025-04-01
The Paris Court on Monday found Marine Le Pen, parliament leader of the French far-right wing party National Rally (RN), guilty of embezzling public funds to pay ghost European parliamentary assistants. The ruling bans her from running for the French presidency for five years.

Chinese rescue team arrives at Myanmar after strong tremors2025-03-29
A rescue team from southwest China's Yunnan Province arrived at Yangon, Myanmar, early Saturday after a massive earthquake jolted the Southeast Asian country on Friday.

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Over 1,000 dead in Myanmar's devastating quake, with int'l aid and rescue operations underway2025-03-30
Over 1,000 dead in Myanmar's devastating quake, with int'l aid and rescue operations underway

Regional countries show solidarity with Myanmar after deadly earthquake2025-03-30
Countries in the Asia-Pacific region on Saturday expressed condolences and dispatched rescuers to Myanmar after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit the southeast Asian country on Friday and left over 1,000 dead and some 2,300 injured.

Protests erupt in Denmark over Vance's visit to Greenland2025-03-30
Hundreds of demonstrators in Denmark's capital Copenhagen and the city of Aarhus voiced strong opposition on Saturday to recent remarks and actions by the U.S. administration regarding Greenland.

Afghanistan, U.S. discuss reopening embassy in Kabul: spokesman2025-03-28
Afghanistan, U.S. discuss reopening embassy in Kabul: spokesman

UN chief deeply concerned by escalating situation in South Sudan2025-03-28
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is deeply concerned with the escalating situation in South Sudan, warning that the country is on the brink of civil war, his spokesman said on Thursday.

Macron unveils Ukraine support plans at Paris summit2025-03-28
French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled a range of initiatives to support Ukraine at a summit in Paris on Thursday, amid growing uncertainty over continued U.S. assistance.

Trump says he had "productive call" with Canadian PM2025-03-29
Trump says he had "productive call" with Canadian PM

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Stanford report finds U.S. AI edge fading as China closes gap

China has nearly closed AI performance gap with the US, with its leading models achieving near parity with American counterparts on key benchmarks, a Stanford University report said.