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US To Limit American Technologies Chinese Tech Giants Can Acquire
Washington is preparing to set limits in what American technologies could be made available to Chinese tech companies, in what appears to be the United States' strongest stance against China after the Trump administration. 
Washington is preparing to set limits in what American technologies could be made available to Chinese tech companies, in what appears to be the United States' strongest stance against China after the Trump administration. -
Is China Testing Surfboards For Use In Amphibian Assaults?
A video uploaded to the internet shows Chinese soldiers testing the use of jet-propelled surfboards to attack shore-based targets. 
A video uploaded to the internet shows Chinese soldiers testing the use of jet-propelled surfboards to attack shore-based targets. -
Chinese Consumers Shifting To Used Goods Instead Of Brand New Products
Chinese consumers are quickly shifting to buying luxury brands from second-hand, or used, goods shops as the economy slows down, a report says. 
Chinese consumers are quickly shifting to buying luxury brands from second-hand, or used, goods shops as the economy slows down, a report says. -
China Using Overseas Police Stations To Control Citizens’ Actions Abroad: Report
China is establishing its own police stations in other nations in order to keep track of Chinese nationals in different places. 
China is establishing its own police stations in other nations in order to keep track of Chinese nationals in different places. -
Meta’s ‘Make-A-Video’ Lets Anyone Create Videos Using Nothing But Text
Meta has unveiled new technology allowing people to create videos using nothing but text. 
Meta has unveiled new technology allowing people to create videos using nothing but text. -
Google Shutting Down Stadia Game Streaming Service After Three Years
In an unsurprising turn of events, Google is shutting down its game streaming service Stadia soon, and will be refunding hardware and software purchases as well. 
In an unsurprising turn of events, Google is shutting down its game streaming service Stadia soon, and will be refunding hardware and software purchases as well. -
Apple’s Deal With Chinese Chip Maker ‘Risky’, Op-Ed Says
Apple's current pursuit of a Chinese chip maker to supply it with chips for use on iPhones to be sold to the Chinese market could pose risks for America. 
Apple's current pursuit of a Chinese chip maker to supply it with chips for use on iPhones to be sold to the Chinese market could pose risks for America. -
Samsung Unveils New 'Slidable' Display For PCs
South Korean tech giant Samsung has unveiled a new type of display for PCs, one that it calls "slidable" and expands horizontally. 
South Korean tech giant Samsung has unveiled a new type of display for PCs, one that it calls "slidable" and expands horizontally. -
Amazon Announces New Devices Ahead Of Prime Day: What Should You Buy?
Fans of Amazon devices will be glad to know that the retailer has announced a slew of new products that will take home entertainment and more to another level. 
Fans of Amazon devices will be glad to know that the retailer has announced a slew of new products that will take home entertainment and more to another level. -
200 Environmental Activists, Including Women And Small-Scale Farmers, Killed In 2021: Report
More than 200 environmental and land activists have been killed on 2021, according to a report from non-government organization monitoring these kinds of incidents worldwide. 
More than 200 environmental and land activists have been killed on 2021, according to a report from non-government organization monitoring these kinds of incidents worldwide.
