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Inside China s Surveillance State, Built On High Tech And A Billion Spies

Twenty-five years in the making, China has developed a mass surveillance state, from Beijing alleyways to rural villages. And citizens don't object because they've been co-opted into it.

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Macau Casino Revenue Increases, October Win Totals $482 3M

Macau casino revenue in October continued a rally of the six gaming operators winning more money than they did in the previous month.

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Is there an authoritarian regime John Key won t suck up to?

Is there an authoritarian regime John Key won t suck up to?
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How China s Race To Boost Low Birth Rates Backfires Into Teenage Pregnancy

In an attempt to counter an aging population, China announced its "three-child policy" last year. It has also cracked down on sex education and contraception. The move has meant that abortion is often the only option for Chinese girls and women in the post-family planning era.

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White House performs cleanup after Biden says US military would defend Taiwan

President Joe Biden said the United States would respond militarily if China invaded Taiwan a response that appeared to break with Washington’s long-standing policy of “strategic ambiguity” before the White House walked it back.

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