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China's own Mount Fuji? A hilltop in the Asian country gets a white makeover, sparks laughterA tourist attraction in Hebei province, China, has sparked online mockery for painting a small hill white to imitate Japan's Mount Fuji. Vi...- From banning tech to ending sister-city ties, US states have at least 240 anti-China proposalsAcross the U.S., state lawmakers have introduced numerous anti-China proposals this year, restricting public funds from being used on Chine...
- How global warming is affecting China's glaciers and freshwater supplyChina's glaciers have reduced by 26% since 1960 due to global warming. Over 7,000 small glaciers have disappeared. The retreat poses risks ...
- China winter sports sector zooms along despite climate risk aheadChina's low-cost skiing industry is booming, fueled by government support and growing public interest, despite broader economic slumps. How...
- Google DeepMind CEO says DeepSeek’s AI model is ‘best work’ from China, but hype is ‘exaggerated’Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis said that DeepSeek’s AI model is probably China's most impressive work but noted that it relies on exist...
- What is 'Mission Mausam' and why is it needed?India's 'Mission Mausam' aims to enhance weather forecasting and management using advanced tools like AI, machine learning, and expanded ob...
- Artist creates portraits of ancient and medieval Indian rulers using AI technology, debate ensuesMadhav Kohli has developed artificial intelligence-enabled artwork representing some of India's most prominent kings. Images of Chandragupt...
- Davos 2023: CEOs buzz about ChatGPT-style AI at World Economic ForumMicrosoft has a $1 billion investment in San Francisco-based OpenAI that it has looked at increasing, Reuters has reported. In an announcem...
- Davos 2023: CEOs buzz about ChatGPT-style AI at World Economic ForumGenerative artificial intelligence, tech that can invent virtually any content someone can think up and type into a text box, is garnering ...
- How to stage Winter Olympics in a snow-challenged cityChina has reportedly estimated that snowmaking at the Winter Games is expected to use 49 million gallons of water - the equivalent of 74 Ol...
- Why does Beijing have the Olympics again?The answer is simple. Potential cities in Europe - as many as six - dropped out of the bidding in the wake of the doping-scandal-ridden 201...
- View: 100 years of Chinese communist party; lessons to be drawnIn 1997, French scholar Stéphane Courtois published ‘The Black Book of Communism: Crimes, Terror, Repression’. The author documented the hi...
- China’s startups on the ropes after virus freezes fundingA backlash against China’s tech champions in 2019 had begun damping a decade or more of go-go optimism and investment that fueled one of th...
- New year, new gear: AI drones, chatbots and smart jewellery will amaze youFrom hanging out in VR to stepping into smart cities, it is going to be an interesting year in tech.
- Tycoon takes investors heli skiing to show them Pakistan's safePakistan’s global competitiveness ranking has improved in the past two years.
- Beijing - the favorite to host the 2022 Winter Olympics - has an awkward snow problemBeijing and Almaty, Kazakhstan are the only two cities bidding on the 2022 Olympics after several European cities with democratically elect...
- The only 2 cities that want to host the 2022 Olympics have a ton of problemsThe IOC released a 137-page evaluation of the two bids, and while it's generally positive, it's also open about the numerous problems the t...
- Travel...just for that magical moment!Steal a kiss underwater in your private resort pool or visit the Taj Mahal; zip around town in a stretch limo or take an impromptu vacation...
- Journey to China's 'Literally Magical' YunnanYunnan’s attractions are exactly what their names declare them to be, but that doesn’t decrease their wow factor.
- US moots new law to combat Chinese currency manipulationThe legislation is similar to the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act of 2010, which was passed by the House of Representatives last Septemb...
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