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Going for gold? Why China’s female cricketers may benefit from Olympic aim

The Cricket Research Network was told how the sport is perceived in China and why the women’s side is seen as the national team

The Guardian - UK

Anthropic ban may threaten the military's AI advantage over China

The international race for AI advantage is not measured in years, but weeks and days.

Axios

Oppo Find X9 Ultra confirmed for Europe – wants to "be your next camera"

Oppo's huge camera phone is launching outside China for the first time

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Business Brief (March 4): China Vows to Safeguard Energy Security Amid Middle East Tensions

China is gearing up for the biggest event on its political calendar

Caixin Global

Middle East conflict offers economic lifeline to Russia’s flagging war machine

With much of the world’s oil supplies out of action, Russia could step in to meet demand in China and India

The Guardian - UK

China's factory activity contracts for a second month

China says its factory activity contracted for a second straight month in February

The Independent UK

Car sales slow down but electric vehicles charge ahead

Electric vehicles have broken sales records in Australia even as the larger automotive market stalled, with sales of petrol and hybrid models falling.

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REalloys Could Be the Missing Link in America's Rare Earth Defense Gap

REalloys just listed on NASDAQ via reverse merger and is racing to deliver heavy rare earth metals to U.S. defense agencies before a 2027 sourcing deadline.

MarketBeat

China’s Two Sessions: what are the meetings and why do they matter?

Annual political gathering kicks off this week in Beijing with the economy, technology and the military high on the agenda

The Guardian - AU

Cotton Losses Continue on Tuesday

Cotton futures are down 45 to 55 points in most front months on Tuesday. Crude oil was up $3.58 on the day to $74.81. The US dollar index is another $0.940 higher at $98.505. Uncertainty with China, as they have called for a halt to the strikes on Iran continues...

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Megawatt charging is go — BYD tests 1,500kW network that can add 249 miles of EV range in just 5 minutes

BYD has been testing its megawatt EV charging network with some select owners in China — and it's a glimpse of the gas station-style charging to come.

TechRadar

The Price You Don't See: Hidden Costs Traders Overlook And How Technology Eliminates Them

A volatile mix of renewed US tariffs, persistent global inflation pressures, ongoing geopolitical conflict in Eastern Europe, and strategic tensions between the US and China has altered the structure of financial markets rather than merely their direction.

International Business Times

Why the U.S. is unlikely to curtail China’s critical minerals dominance

The United States government recently hosted a critical minerals summit aimed at reducing China’s predominant role in the global production of smartphones, weapons systems, lithium-ion batteries and electric vehicles (EVs).

The Conversation

Cotton Extending Losses to Tuesday

Cotton futures are falling 55 to 65 points across most contracts on Tuesday. Crude oil is up $3.89 on the day. The US dollar index is another $0.798 higher at $99.135. Uncertainty with China, as they have called for a halt to the strikes on Iran continues to be a...

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PC Gamer

In yet another twist in the US-China chip export fiasco, it seems like America may limit the number of H200 AI chips being sent to China

The tit-for-tat doesn't seem done yet.

The Conversation

China set to suffer from turmoil in the Middle East, but it stands to benefit long term

China has responded to the joint US-Israeli attacks on Iran with strong diplomatic condemnation. In an article published on March 1, China’s state-run Xinhua news agency called the attacks a “flagrant violation” of the purposes and principles of the UN charter. The same article called the intervention a departure from…

The Guardian - UK

China calls for vessels in strait of Hormuz to be protected amid soaring shipping costs

Beijing’s foreign ministry urges ‘all parties’ to avoid escalation as number of crossings drops 60% in one day

TechRadar

No, the sub-$500 PC market will not disappear by 2028 - Au contraire, I expect it to thrive. Here's why

The sub-$500 PC market is huge and yet Gartner wants us to believe that it will disappear within 100 weeks.

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The Times of India

China’s 'ice-cold' calculus: Why Tehran can’t count on Beijing

Despite Iran's critical economic reliance on China, Beijing's response to strikes on its leader was limited to verbal condemnation and calls for de-escalation. China prioritizes its broader economic interests and balanced regional ties over defending Tehran militarily, demonstrating a strategic calculus that favors diplomacy and deniability over direct intervention or…

Euronews

Europe unites to build sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure to stop reliance on US

Europe announces a new cloud empire to end dependence on the US and China.

The Conversation

Warships as diplomats: how the South African Navy is tasked with building ties with other nations

A naval exercise off the South African coast in January 2026, dubbed Will for Peace and involving the warships of South Africa, China, Russia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Iran, elicited international and domestic controversy. It also contributed to a further souring of relations between South Africa and the…

Barchart

Before Trump Goes to China, Don’t Miss a Rare Buying Opportunity in This 1 ETF

The REMX ETF isn’t for the faint of heart, but its close ties to U.S.-China politics make it a key fund to watch now.

The Guardian - UK

‘Imperialist undertones’: global south condemns US-Israeli war with Iran

China calls it unacceptable to ‘kill leader of sovereign state’, while South Africa questions ‘pre-emptive’ justification

International Business Times UK

Michael Burry Says China Tech Stocks Need Re-evaluation as Cayman Island Shell Trap Looms

Michael Burry voiced concerns about the structural integrity of Chinese tech stocks, claiming that the majority of investors don't really own the companies they think they are betting on.

PC Gamer

Nvidia's RTX 5070 leaps to top of the Steam Hardware Survey but something looks fishy in the figures

Yep, it's probably China again, but maybe not just the usual Lunar New Year holiday buzz.

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