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China dominates the global market for the small, inexpensive drones that have transformed the world’s battlefields—and Beijing hasn’t been shy about keeping the industry under its thumb.

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The influx of American “TikTok refugees” onto the Chinese social media app RedNote may feed into some of Beijing’s main talking points, but could also pose a challenge for China’s censors.

Beijing plans to add 20,000 primary and secondary school seats in 2025 to reduce the placement squeeze and ensure access to quality education for more students, according to Yin Yong, Beijing's ...

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Soon afterwards, Tony Blair paid a ritual visit to Beijing and Shanghai, trailed by a glowering Alastair Campbell, Blair telling us on the flight that the leaders he had met were “reformers”.

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Roughly 300 years later, Beijing had become a crowded, windswept city; the Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci often wore a veil when he went out, partly to move around undisturbed and partly to keep out ...