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China’s BYD is set to overtake Tesla as the world’s largest electric-vehicle EV seller in 2025, based on disclosures and forecasts. BYD sold 2.07 million EVs by the end of November, the Shenzhen-based automaker said. Tesla reported 1.22 million deliveries ...
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China’s Top Diplomat to Visit Russia for Security Talks
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China Plans Global AI Coordination Body
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China Backs ASEAN-Mediated Cambodia and Thailand Ceasefire
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China and U.S. Wrap First Day of Trade Talks
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China’s Belt and Road Shatters Expectations With Record Activity
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