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- In the extremely rural parts of China, there are judges who roam the mountainous countryside with their clerks and bailiffs, hearing cases in makeshift "circuit courts", allowing remote villages to access the judicial system and resolve disputes. (The national emblem is carried around on their back) [98d]
- China’s Crude Imports Plunge To Lowest Level Since 2018 [99d]
- Nike Could Be Shaking Up Its China Business: Here’s How [99d]
- I Met With China's Top AI Experts. They're Freaking Out, Too [99d]
- China is designing a floating, nuclear-powered shipping port of the future [99d]
- For the first time since 2017, it’s China, not the U.S., that has the world’s most powerful supercomputer [99d]
- China’s Assertions of Authority Over Foreign Ships Near Taiwan Draw U.S. Rebuke [99d]
- Residential high-rises with backyards in Chengdu, China [99d]
- China's 360 Security is claiming it has built an AI vulnerability-finder to rival Anthropic's Mythos [99d]
- Chinese cybersecurity company 360 unveils new AI tools: Tulongfeng, which it claims is "China's version of Mythos", and Yitianzhen, to automate cyber defense (Eduardo Baptista/Reuters) [99d]
- Ray Dalio just finished a 10-day trip to China. He says global leaders know America ‘doesn’t have what it takes to fight to maintain its empire’ [99d]
- WHAM’s Historic ‘10 Days In China’ Captured In New Film: Watch The Trailer [99d]
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