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10/01/2026   China is remaking globalisation on its own terms
By G Venkat Raman
Chinese technology companies relied heavily on Nvidia's artificial intelligence chips, with the company continuing to design China-specific products despite US export controls. Yet in September 2025, Beijing reportedly instructed major firms to accelerate the adoption of domestic alternatives.
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10/01/2026   ‘China's governance has been remarkable’ | Martin Jacques
By CGTN America and 5 more
In 2009, Martin Jacques predicted China's rise would transform the global balance of power, a claim many dismissed as far-fetched at the time. Nearly two decades later, Pew's latest global survey shows China now viewed more favorably than the United States across most of the world. In this interview with Asieh Namdar, Jacques explains what's driving the shift.
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10/01/2026   AI is about to reshape disease, war and economic growth
By Dambisa Moyo
The AI debate has largely focused on productivity gains and job displacement, but its consequences will reach much further. By revolutionising how we combat disease, wage wars, and stimulate income growth, AI could fundamentally alter the terms of human existence.
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