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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Trump's China return: what's changed since his ‘friendly' 2017 visit

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By Jane Cai Verified
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Jane Cai Nine years after his lavishfirst visit to China as US president, Donald Trump is scheduled to head back to Beijing on May 14-15. Beijing has not confirmed the date yet. With tensions over tariffs, Taiwan and tech rivalry still simmering, the summit will test whether the world's two biggest powers can stabilise their fractious relationship. WHAT TO EXPECT Don't look for a historic breakthrough.
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Are China and Russia flexing their maritime muscle near Japan?

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Jane Cai ThreePeople's Liberation ArmyNavy (PLAN) warships were spotted transiting the Tsushima Strait en route to theEast China Sealast week, as Tokyo closely tracks such passages amid heightened regional tensions. The vessels were twoType 055guided-missile destroyers and a Type 052D destroyer, according to Japan's Ministry of Defence and Self-Defence Forces on Saturday.
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Mainland Chinese students turn to Hong Kong universities amid gaokao, US visa worries

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| MSN Singapore Verified
Continue reading Hong Kong universities are rapidly gaining favour among mainland Chinese families as they shun the intense domestic competition of the gaokao and uncertainties stemming from Sino-US tensions, embracing the city's generous non-local admission quotas.
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