Emily Kossak

Flooding: Over 30 dead after heavy rain in Beijing

Beijing received as much rain in a few days as it normally does in a year. The north of the city was particularly hard hit.

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Telegram-Skandal: Männer teilen massenhaft Intimaufnahmen von Chinesinnen

Heimlich aufgenommene Bilder und Videos von Chinesinnen in privaten Situationen sind über Telegram mit hunderttausenden Nutzern geteilt worden. Der Fall löst in Chinas sozialen Netzwerken Empörung aus.

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H20-Chips: Hohe Nachfrage trotz Kritik von Sicherheitsexperten

Nvidia muss aufgrund hoher Nachfrage H20-Chips beim Auftragsfertiger TSMC nachbestellen. Ob die Chips jedoch langfristig produziert werden, ist nicht klar.

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H20 chips: High demand despite criticism from security experts

Due to high demand, Nvidia has to order another batch of H20 chips from contract manufacturer TSMC. However, it is not clear whether the chips will be produced in the long term.

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Liu Zhiqiang: Former vice-minister of justice sentenced to prison

China's former Minister of Justice has been convicted of corruption. During his time in office, three of his superiors have already been arrested for disciplinary violations.

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Business trips to China: Blackrock prohibits the use of company laptops

Blackrock employees will no longer be allowed to take company laptops to China. The nervousness surrounding business trips to China is currently growing.

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EU-China: China takes a tougher stance

Before the start of the EU-China summit, the Chinese Foreign Ministry criticizes the new Russia sanctions. These also affect China.

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Ele.me: Former CEO arrested for alleged bribery

Han Liu, former CEO of delivery service Ele.me, has been arrested. He is accused of taking bribes from supplier companies.

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World University Games: Taiwanese athletes report harassment during medal ceremony

The presentation of certificates to Taiwanese athletes at the Universiade in Germany was disrupted by two suspected Chinese individuals. The Taiwanese team is competing under the name "Chinese Taipei", just like at the Olympic Games.

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