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  1. Cell publisher investigates editor accused of soliciting bribes from China

    Cell Press, one of the world’s leading scientific publishers, has launched an investigation after prominent Chinese biologist Rao Yi accused the editor-in-chief of a top medical journal of soliciting bribes from…

  2. Cell publisher investigates editor accused of soliciting bribes from China

    Cell Press, one of the world’s leading scientific publishers, has launched an investigation after prominent Chinese biologist Rao Yi accused the editor-in-chief of a top medical journal of soliciting bribes from…

  3. The evolution of China’s active defence doctrine

    The British Army’s miraculous escape from Nazi Germany’s encirclement at Dunkirk is considered by some to be the greatest military retreat in modern history and a prime example of snatching victory from the jaws of…

  4. The evolution of China’s active defence doctrine

    The British Army’s miraculous escape from Nazi Germany’s encirclement at Dunkirk is considered by some to be the greatest military retreat in modern history and a prime example of snatching victory from the jaws of…

  5. David Chua reveals 'new girlfriend' was an AI character

    David Chua revealed that his supposed new girlfriend, Sophia Moretti, was an AI-generated character he created as a social media experiment.

  6. Razer’s Barracuda V2 Pro aims to be a classy headset with gaming-centric features

    The Barracuda V2 Pro shaves weight from its 2022 predecessor, and comes with two kinds of microphones.

  7. YOURSAY | Going against the 'pak turut' mould

    'A good education system should cultivate citizens who dare to ask the right questions.'

  8. Chinese FM holds talks with Bulgarian counterpart

    Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday that China is ready to be Bulgaria's partner in promoting Eurasian connectivity, pursuing common development and revitalization, and practicing multilateralism.

  9. IMF Sees Asia’s Growth Slowing in 2027 as Energy Shock and Rising Bond Yields Raise Risks

    The IMF forecasts Asia-Pacific economic growth will slow to 4.4% in 2027, down from 4.8% in 2026 and 5% in 2025, citing risks from an energy shock, rising global bond yields, and uncertainty over AI demand