Xi Jinping Is Building a Provincial Empire
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Oktoberfest: Beer Stein Prices Have Doubled
The 2026 edition of Oktoberfest, the beer festival that each year attracts more than 6 million visitors to Munich, opens
The Three-Chinese Test (Times Thirteen)
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War in Iran Could Lower Energy-Related CO2 Emissions
According to an analysis by Carbon Brief, and based on the latest forecasts from the International Energy Agency, global CO2
The Test of the Three Chinese (Times Thirteen)
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The Time Has Come for the United States of Europe
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Beijing Inaugurates Its First Mega Canal Since 1949
Beijing inaugurated yesterday, September 16, a new 134-kilometer-long canal intended to reduce transport distances between the country’s southwest and Southeast
Towards Selective Technological Sovereignty
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Mark Carney and the New Transatlantic Alliance
Today, September 17, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the European Parliament in Strasbourg, a day after Ursula von der
Kyiv Launches Its Second Counteroffensive of the Year Toward Lyman
Yesterday, Tuesday, September 15, the commander of the Ukrainian 3rd Army Corps, Andriy Biletsky, confirmed rumors of an ongoing counteroffensive