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China news — August 23, 2026 - Page 3

Publications tagged with China published on August 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 3.

61 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastChinaPublic Health

    Rosatom Returns Employees to Bushehr Nuclear Plant

    Rosatom, Russia's state-owned nuclear energy company, is returning its employees to the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran. As of now, 42 specialists are already on site, with plans to increase this number to 100 by autumn. The return began on August 22 after a minimum crew remained at the plant during a spring evacuation due to military operations. The situation at the plant and in the region is reported to be calm and stable.
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  4. WorldRegulatorsChinaPublic Health

    ICMR Assures: No New H1N1 Strain in India Amid Rising Cases

    The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has confirmed that there is no new strain of H1N1 (swine flu) in circulation in India. This comes as cases of H1N1 have been surging in Delhi-NCR. ICMR officials have urged the public not to panic, stating that the current vaccines are effective against the circulating viruses. Most people recover from seasonal influenza with adequate rest and care. Delhi authorities have confirmed their preparedness for the current health situation.
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  10. PoliticsMiddle EastChinaConflict

    India's Russian Oil Imports Surge Amidst US Tariff Threats

    Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar's visit to Russia comes as the U.S. threatens a 100% tariff on countries buying Russian oil, gas, and uranium. India's dependence on Russian oil has reached record highs due to supply cuts from the Middle East, with Russian supplies accounting for over 50% of India's imports. Despite threats, India continues to import Russian oil, leading to potential U.S. tariffs.
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  11. WorldChinaAstronomy

    China's Chang'e-7 to Search for Water Ice at Moon's South Pole

    China is set to launch its most technologically complex lunar mission, Chang'e-7, to search for frozen water near the south pole of the moon. The mission will deploy a lander, a lunar rover, and a hopper probe designed to enter permanently shadowed craters where temperatures can drop to -203°C. This mission is part of China's broader program to achieve a human lunar landing by 2030 and establish a permanent lunar research station.
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  12. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastChina

    Denmark to Limit Protection for Ukrainians from 'Safe' Regions

    Denmark plans to limit the protection of Ukrainians from relatively safe regions, reports Rzeczpospolita. The government proposes not to provide new protection to Ukrainians from 14 regions of western and central Ukraine, while wanting to exclude Kyiv from the list, and also plans to strengthen the requirements for employment and social benefits. The bill will be considered on August 25 and 27.
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