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Nikkei Asia staff writer and editor in Seoul steven.borowiec@nex.nikkei.com
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Beijing’s auto bash and Coupang under scrutiny

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By Cissy Zhou Verified, Zijing Wu Verified, Hannah Murphy Verified, Steven Borowiec Verified, Hatsuna Karasawa
| Financial Times Verified
Hello from Hong Kong. This is Cissy, and I will be taking you through #techAsia this week.
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I pescatori asiatici lottano per sopravvivere

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By Steven Borowiec Verified, S. Take
| Internazionale Verified
Mentre lavora sotto un vasto cielo blu e un sole abbagliante, Kim Hae-soo avverte il caldo che sta cambiando il tratto di oceano in Corea del Sud in cui ha pescato per 44 anni. Con l’aumento della temperatura dell’acqua i calamari, che gli hanno dato di che vivere, stanno scomparendo, si spostano verso nord in cerca di acque più fresche. “D’estate l’acqua è sempre stata più calda, ma non così. Noi pescatori lo sappiamo. Lo sentiamo”.
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China, Japan and South Korea Aim to Resume Free Trade Agreement Talks

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By Steven Borowiec Verified
| Caixin Global
00:00/00:00 您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。 Listen to this article 1x (Nikkei Asia) — Japan, South Korea and China held their first summit in over four years on Monday, seeking deeper commercial ties as well as progress in stalled negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA). South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol hosted Li Qiang, the Chinese Premier, and Fumio Kishida, Japan’s Prime Minister, in Seoul.
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