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Chinese Drive Toward Blockchain Technology Gets $1.5 Billion Boost From Nanjing
Blockchain has steadily been supported in China, where cryptocurrency still holds a rather bad light. There are, however, other applications where blockchain can be used and funding for it has been funnelled. 
Blockchain has steadily been supported in China, where cryptocurrency still holds a rather bad light. There are, however, other applications where blockchain can be used and funding for it has been funnelled. -
Chinese Telecom Alliance Launches Research Into Blockchain
Three Chinese telecom giants have banded together to create a first in the Chinese tech industry—an inter-company effort to research the possible applications of blockchain technology. 
Three Chinese telecom giants have banded together to create a first in the Chinese tech industry—an inter-company effort to research the possible applications of blockchain technology. -
Nomura Claims China-US Trade Conflict Have Small Effect On Chinese Economy
China, with its steadily-growing economy, would hardly feel the effects of the ongoing trade war they have with the US, or so analyst Nomura says. 
China, with its steadily-growing economy, would hardly feel the effects of the ongoing trade war they have with the US, or so analyst Nomura says. -
China’s Unmanned AI Subs An Emerging Face Of The Nation’s Naval Power
China presents its plans to create and maintain a fleet of unmanned submarines in the Pacific and disputed waters. The unmanned submarines are part of its 912 Project. 
China presents its plans to create and maintain a fleet of unmanned submarines in the Pacific and disputed waters. The unmanned submarines are part of its 912 Project. -
China Defends Investments In Asia Pacific, Says Australia's Fears Are Baseless
The Australian government spoke out against Chinese lending in the Asia Pacific, saying China was out to create debts that were impossible to repay. China, on the other hand, dispelled such rumors. 
The Australian government spoke out against Chinese lending in the Asia Pacific, saying China was out to create debts that were impossible to repay. China, on the other hand, dispelled such rumors. -
Xi Jinping Comments on Belt And Road Initiative, Says It’s Inclusive
President Xi Jinping talked in length about China’s Belt and Road Initiative, saying that it was meant to help developing countries as well as to include everyone on the same road to robust progress. 
President Xi Jinping talked in length about China’s Belt and Road Initiative, saying that it was meant to help developing countries as well as to include everyone on the same road to robust progress. -
Russia Tests New Nuclear Arsenal After Trump Meets Putin
Only a few days after meeting in Helsinki, Putin’s government has announced the testing of nuclear weapons. Trump, on the other hand, is confident that this isn’t targeted at the United States. 
Only a few days after meeting in Helsinki, Putin’s government has announced the testing of nuclear weapons. Trump, on the other hand, is confident that this isn’t targeted at the United States. -
China Commits To Make Doing Business In The Country Easier
The Chinese government, through Premier Li Keqiang, commits to creating a level-playing field for all markets to do business in; this includes enforcing rules and making an environment where foreign and local businesses can thrive. 
The Chinese government, through Premier Li Keqiang, commits to creating a level-playing field for all markets to do business in; this includes enforcing rules and making an environment where foreign and local businesses can thrive. -
Theresa May, Post-Brexit Parliament Turns Impending Defeat Into Narrow Victory
Theresa May and the ruling party in Parliament have managed to withstand the pressure of a pro-trade union bill. The vote was 307-301 in favor of not joining a trade union. 
Theresa May and the ruling party in Parliament have managed to withstand the pressure of a pro-trade union bill. The vote was 307-301 in favor of not joining a trade union. -
Divers To Receive Australian Award For Their Efforts in Thai Cave Rescue
Two Australian divers who were part of the original team are to be honored by the Australian government, the highest ever to be given to civilians performing extra-ordinary feats of heroism. 
Two Australian divers who were part of the original team are to be honored by the Australian government, the highest ever to be given to civilians performing extra-ordinary feats of heroism.
