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China news — October 10, 2026

Publications tagged with China published on October 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

10 publications

  1. WorldLawMiddle EastChina

    Zelensky Criticizes US Over Russia Policy

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has criticized the US for its policy towards Russia, particularly its decision to ease sanctions on Russian diesel fuel. Zelensky accused the US of inaction and weakness, stating that any easing of sanctions plays into Russia's hands and prolongs the war. He also accused the US of not doing enough to help Ukraine against Russian attacks, with at least 70 civilians killed in two days. Zelensky called for stronger sanctions against Russia and increased support for Ukraine.
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  3. WorldMiddle EastChinaConflict

    Arbitrary Arrests of Chinese Expats in Cambodia Spark Outrage

    In recent days, numerous Chinese expats in Cambodia, including legitimate business owners, have been wrongfully arrested. Even those with proper documentation are targeted, with demands for large sums of money. The police and military are accused of extortion and corruption. Detainees face harsh conditions, with little progress in their cases. The Chinese embassy is urged to intervene and protect the rights of its citizens.
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  4. PoliticsChinaBudgetCommodities

    RBI Boosts Minimum Daily CRR Maintenance to Curb Liquidity Surplus

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has increased the minimum daily maintenance of the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) for banks from 90% to 99%, effective October 16. This decision comes amidst a significant liquidity surplus in the banking system, driven by banks' mobilization of Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Banks) deposits totaling $133 billion between June 8 and August 31. The current liquidity surplus stands at approximately INR 3.88 trillion.
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  5. PoliticsWarMiddle EastChina

    Israeli Opposition Leader Calls Assassination of Khamenei a Mistake

    Israeli opposition leader Yair Golan has stated that the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei at the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran was a 'mistake', arguing that it did not serve Israel’s interests. Golan, leader of the Democrats Party, made these remarks during interviews and public events, criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's goal of toppling Iran's government as unrealistic.
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  8. WorldChinaEarthEducation

    New EGE Bonus Points Proposed for University Admissions

    The Ministry of Education and Science has proposed introducing bonus points for the fourth EGE (Unified State Exam) when entering a university. Starting from 2027, universities may consider scores from additional EGE subjects, not just the main ones used for admission. This applies to five natural science subjects: mathematics, physics, chemistry, informatics, or biology. Bonus points range from 15 to 25, depending on the EGE score (60-74, 75-89, or 90-100). Applicants can still enter with three EGE scores, both on and off-budget.
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  9. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastChina

    Putin Praises Russian Language as Unifying Force in CIS

    During the CIS summit in Turkmenistan, Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the Russian language as a powerful unifying force across the vast territory of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). He also highlighted the importance of removing trade barriers to achieve even greater success within the CIS. Other key points from his speech included the CIS's role in preserving historical memory, supporting a multipolar world order, and discussing the Caspian Sea issue. Putin invited his CIS colleagues to an informal summit in St. Petersburg on December 21.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaChina

    Ukraine Vows to Continue Striking Russian Oil Refineries Despite Trump-Putin Deal

    Ukraine has expressed disappointment and anger over the Trump-Putin deal on diesel fuel, with a high-ranking Ukrainian official stating that the country will continue its long-range drone strikes on Russian oil refineries. 'We will burn their refineries,' the official told the Financial Times. Despite the US easing sanctions on Russian diesel exports, Ukraine has no plans to halt its attacks, which have significantly disrupted Russian refineries' operations.
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