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Apple Pulls Meta’s WhatsApp and Threads From App Store in China After Government Order

The removal of these foreign platforms—which were already largely inaccessible in China—will make it more difficult for users to circumvent existing restrictions, such as by using VPNs.

The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 13m

Apple Removes WhatsApp, Threads From China App Store on Government Orders

S INGAPORE—Apple removed WhatsApp and Threads from its app store in China on Friday saying it was ordered to by the government, the latest example of censorship demands as China tightens internet controls. The iPhone maker said the company was told by China’s top internet regulator to remove the apps because of national security concerns.

Business Insider on MSN · 1h

China just made it even harder for people in the country to access WhatsApp and Threads

Apple has removed WhatsApp and Threads from its Chinese app store following a government order. WhatsApp has been blocked in China since 2017 and its parent company Meta since 2009. Other Western platforms like Gmail, YouTube, Snap, and Spotify have also been censored in China.

Biden, China

Reuters on MSN · 1h

Biden's tariff warnings signal sharp anti-China election battle

The Biden administration's threat to impose more tariffs on China is the latest election-year signal that frostier relations with China are likely to follow regardless of who wins the U.S. presidency.

RTE Online · 20h

Biden seeks steel tariffs on 'cheating' China

US President Joe Biden has called for a hike in steel tariffs on China, accusing it of cheating as he courted blue-collar voters on an election campaign trip to the battleground state of Pennsylvania.

AI Alarabiya · 20h

China slams US over Biden ‘xenophobic’ claims

Beijing on Thursday accused the United States of hypocrisy in response to accusations by President Joe Biden that China is “xenophobic” and “cheating” on

China, Sinking

Reuters on MSN · 5h

Nearly half of China's major cities are sinking, researchers say

Nearly half of China's major cities are suffering "moderate to severe" levels of subsidence, putting millions of people at risk of flooding especially as sea levels rise, according to a study of nationwide satellite data released on Friday.

The New York Times · 11h

China’s Cities Are Sinking Below Sea Level, Study Finds

As China’s cities grow, they are also sinking. An estimated 16 percent of the country’s major cities are losing more than 10 millimeters of elevation per year and nearly half are losing more than 3 millimeters per year,

BBC · 11h

Water extraction and weight of buildings see half of China's cities sink

Nearly half of China's major cities are sinking because of water extraction and the increasing weight of their rapid expansion, researchers say. Some cities are subsiding rapidly, with one in six exceeding 10mm per year.

Solomon Islands, China

Reuters on MSN · 2h

Solomon Islands election count underway, China critic Suidani regains seat

Daniel Suidani, a prominent Solomon Islands critic of China who was former Malaita province premier, has been reelected to the provincial assembly, local media reported on Friday, as counting continues in the key Pacific island nation's election.

Fox News · 17h

Solomon Islands national election count begins, closely watched by US, China

Counting began on Thursday in the Solomon Islands following a national election, with electoral officials seeking a larger venue in the Pacific Island capital.

LA Times on MSN · 1d

Solomon Islanders cast votes in an election that will shape relations with China

The Solomon Islands switched diplomatic allegiances from Taiwan to Beijing and struck a secret security pact with China.

China, Zhou Guanyu

The Washington Post · 1d

China-born Zhou Guanyu will be a star regardless of who wins the Chinese Formula 1 race in Shanghai

Formula 1 returns to China this weekend after a five-year absence. And no matter who wins on Sunday, the star locally will be China-born driver Zhou Guanyu. Despite his so-so results, Zhou is a being promoted as a celebrity in China.

Reuters on MSN · 1d

Motor racing-Chinese fans hope Zhou can shrug off poor form on home debut

Zhou Guanyu's Chinese fans hope the country's first and only Formula One driver can shrug off a poor run of form and shine on his home debut to answer the critics who view his passport as the predominant reason he has a drive.

Madison.com · 6h

China-born Guanyu will be a star regardless of F1 result

Formula 1 returns to China this weekend after a five-year absence. And no matter who wins on Sunday, the star locally will be China-born driver Zhou Guanyu.

Xi Thinks China Can Slow Climate Change. What if He’s Right?

He wants China to win the race to provide climate solutions and assume the global leadership that would come with it.

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China's Economy in 3 Charts

Newsweek charts based on the latest data from China's National Statistics Bureau illustrate three key bellwethers of the ...

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China Moves to Raise Costs of Imports of Key Chemical From U.S.

China is moving to make it more expensive for U.S. shipments of a key industrial chemical to enter the Chinese market, ...

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How are Biden and Trump handling China's economic threat?

Obama-Biden 2012 campaign manager Jim Messina and Targeted Victory executive vice president Matt Gorman join 'America's ...

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China's iPhone-Making Dominance May Be Coming to an End

India is offering lucrative manufacturing support programs to attract companies like Apple that want to move their supply ...

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The $1.7 Billion Railway That Could Challenge China’s Influence in Africa

A U.S.-backed railway connecting Angola to the Democratic Republic of Congo is part of a pushback against China’s Belt and ...

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‘Perfect landing spot.’ Apple plans to spend more in Vietnam as it looks beyond China

Apple is planning to buy more components from Vietnam, underscoring a trend among global tech firms to look beyond China to ...

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China's Warplanes Face Threat From Neighbor's New Air Defense Missile

The weapons system, developed by state-owned National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NSCIST), is part of ...

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