Hundreds of homes feared lost in Colorado wildfires
SUPERIOR: Hundreds of homes are feared lost in fast-moving wildfires in the US state of Colorado, officials said Thursday, as...
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China warns US will ‘face unbearable price’ on Taiwan
BEIJING: China’s foreign minister said today the United States will “face an unbearable price” over its actions towards the self-ruled...
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG : China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group started its first mass production on Thursday, two sources with direct...
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Germany’s long anti-nuclear protest ends
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China to issue record treasury bonds in 2022, guide rates lower
SHANGHAI : China plans to sell a record amount of treasury bonds in 2022, while keeping overall interest rates...
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This month, Josef Aschbacher, the director general of ESA, warned that the thousands of communications satellites launched by Starlink would result in there being far less space for competitors. Other experts have said that much larger distances are needed between spacecraft to avoid collisions than Mr Musk has suggested. Scientists have also previously voiced concerns about the risks of collisions in space and called on world governments to share information about the estimated 30,000 satellites and other space debris that are orbiting Earth. Mr Musk made headlines this week as he faced a social media backlash after China complained that its space station was forced to avoid collisions with satellites launched by his Starlink project. The country’s space station had two “close encounters” with Starlink satellites this year, Beijing claimed. The incidents occurred on 1 July and 21 October, according to a document submitted by China this month to the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs. “For safety reasons, the China Space Station implemented preventive collision avoidance control,” Beijing said in the document published on the agency’s website. The incidents behind the complaints, lodged with the UN’s space agency, have not yet been independently verified. China also accused the US of putting astronauts in danger by ignoring obligations under outer space treaties. Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said China was urging the US to act responsibly. SpaceX has already launched almost 1,900 satellites as part of the Starlink network, and plans to deploy thousands more.
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Elon Musk rejects claims that his satellites are hogging space
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Mexicans join bid for COVID-19 compensation from China, WHO
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How democracy was dismantled in Hong Kong in 2021
Returned to China in 1997, Hong Kong has endured an overhaul of its political system and a crackdown on political...
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No tests, no problem? Experts question new US CDC policy on COVID-19 isolation period
CHICAGO: New government rules that halve the isolation period for asymptomatic coronavirus infections lack safeguards that could result in even...
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Northvolt produces first battery cell from Sweden gigafactory
STOCKHOLM: Sweden's Northvolt said on Wednesday its new gigafactory in northern Sweden has assembled its first battery cell, making it...
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India vs South Africa 1st Test: Shami 5-for gives India big lead on Day 3
All 18 wickets fall to fast bowlers on Day 3, as India gain hefty advantage over SA in first Test....
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US reality TV star Paris Hilton launches metaverse business on Roblox
LONDON: Paris Hilton commands as much as US$1 million (RM4.2 million) a night working as a celebrity DJ, entertaining partiers...
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China aims to cut energy intensity for steel production
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EPL: Liverpool loses for second time, big blow to title hopes
Liverpool has lost 1-0 to Leicester in a big blow to the team's chances of winning the Premier League title....
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Honor tries to take on Galaxy Z Fold 3 with its first foldable phone
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Omicron is not more severe for children, despite rising hospitalisations
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CDC reduces estimates of Omicron variant among US Covid-19 cases
The first known case in the United States identified on Dec 1, in a fully vaccinated person who had traveled...
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China’s Xian marks first week of lockdown as Covid cases persist
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NATO scrambled jets 290 times due to Russian planes in 2021
Around 80% of NATO's missions in the past year were in response to flights by Russian military aircraft flying too...
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