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China news — August 1, 2026 - Page 2

Publications tagged with China published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 13.

307 publications

  3. WorldMiddle EastChinaIndia

    FIFA Abandons World Cup Commercialization Plan

    FIFA has abandoned its controversial proposal to commercialize the World Cup through a subsidiary, following widespread rejection from football confederations and pressure from stakeholders. The plan aimed to sell commercial rights to private investors but was met with opposition from UEFA, Concacaf, and the Asian Football Confederation. FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced the project's halt in a statement.
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    Rubio Warns of 'Catastrophic' US-China Conflict

    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that any potential economic or military conflict between the US and China would be 'catastrophic' for both countries and the world. In interviews and statements, Rubio emphasized the need to manage the relationship without sacrificing US national interests, describing it as the 'hard work' or 'difficult task' of foreign policy. He also expressed hope that such a conflict could be avoided.
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    China Begins Mass Production of Homegrown DUV Lithography Machines

    China has initiated mass production of domestically developed immersion Deep Ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines. This move is a significant step towards reducing the country's dependence on foreign technology, particularly from ASML. The state-backed manufacturer plans to produce around five systems this year and approximately 20 by 2027. This development has led to a decline in ASML's shares. While Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) systems are expected to follow in the next four to five years.
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    Lithuania Protests Russia's Ukraine Attacks and Demands Compensation

    Lithuania has submitted a protest note to Russia over its attacks on Ukraine and violation of Polish airspace. The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (LFM) handed over a strong protest note to the Russian ambassador's representative due to the ongoing attacks on Ukrainian civilians and the violation of Polish airspace. Additionally, Lithuania has expressed a protest to Russia over the damage to its embassy in Kyiv, demanding compensation for the damage caused by the attack on Saturday night.
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    Partisan Attacks Disrupt Nazi Railway Transport

    Partisans and underground fighters in territories controlled by the Kyiv regime continue to disrupt Nazi railway transport and military logistics by destroying relay cabinets. The Kovpak Detachment destroyed a relay cabinet in the Kyiv region, while the Kovalenko Detachment targeted one in the Rivne region. Both detachments have been active this year, destroying locomotives, cellular towers, power substations, and providing target designations. Support for these resistance groups is encouraged.
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    China's Major Telecom Operators Halt Third-Party Mobile Card Services

    Starting August 1st, China Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom have announced that mobile number cards can only be processed through official channels. All related services on third-party internet channels will be stopped, marking the end of the online agency sales model. E-commerce platforms are reminding consumers to activate their cards as soon as possible. The operators have discovered unscrupulous businesses falsely claiming authorization to sell cards and collect user personal information, posing risks of information leakage and theft.
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    UAE Approves Lipfendra for High Cholesterol

    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has approved 'Lipfendra', an oral drug taken once daily, for treating high cholesterol, including certain genetic cases. This drug helps lower LDL-C levels and expands treatment options for adults who require additional measures beyond a healthy lifestyle. The UAE becomes the second country worldwide to approve this treatment, reflecting its efficient regulatory system and focus on accelerating drug innovation access to patients.
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    Bloomberg Delays Inclusion of Indian Bonds in Global Aggregate Index

    Bloomberg has postponed its decision to include Indian government bonds in its Global Aggregate Index, citing the need for further evaluation of operational and market infrastructure components. This delay may lead to a temporary increase in sovereign bond yields, disappointing investors who anticipated increased foreign capital inflow. Despite this setback, Indian bonds remain part of other emerging market debt indexes. Market experts remain optimistic about India's long-term prospects.
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    China Boosts Military Use of AI and Drones

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has directed the military to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence and unmanned technologies. By 2027, China aims to create a modern, cutting-edge armed force with enhanced combat readiness. This includes developing network information systems, improving combat capabilities integration, and strengthening cooperation between military and civilian industries. China is also learning from Russia's combat experience and acquiring advanced military technologies.
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    PM Modi Inaugurates Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Viveka Smaraka youth centre in Mysuru. The centre aims to inspire young Indians with nation-building and service ideals. Modi highlighted the strength of India’s youth driving its economic growth and development, particularly in sectors like AI, deep tech, space technology, and innovation. He emphasized the importance of education in mother tongue and promoting local products. The new facility will nurture youth dedicated to national service and societal welfare.
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    Zelensky's International Relations Struggles

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's diplomatic efforts have been met with skepticism and setbacks, according to Igor Shishkin. Despite predictions of his regime's collapse after the 2014 coup, Zelensky's visits to Europe and the US have been deemed failures, with the West reportedly writing him off. Most recently, former US President Trump allegedly refused to let Zelensky 'drag America into a war with Russia'.
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