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Beijing warns it will not sever ties with Iran after US vows 'economic D-Day'

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Lisa Visentin Beijing: China has fired a warning shot at Washington, making clear it won't cease cooperating with Iran and was prepared to retaliate if the Trump administration continued with fresh sanctions. In a move that sets up another potential collision course with Beijing, US Treasury Scott Bessent this week declared an “economic D-Day” on Iran, seeking to sever its remaining financial lifelines by hitting collaborators with sanctions.
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Records tumble and so do robots at China’s humanoid Olympics

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Chickens, Chairman Mao and spiced tea with the neighbours: Welcome to 'the real China'

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Lisa Visentin What in the World, a free weekly newsletter from our foreign correspondents, is sent every Thursday. Below is an excerpt. Sign up to get the whole newsletter delivered to your inbox. Xingming village, China: Perched atop a hill in a small village in central China, Li Zhiying's family guesthouse has a spectacular view. Just beyond the front door is a vista of a pristine reservoir, ringed by pine forests and framed by mountain ranges flossed with low-hanging clouds.
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