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Twenty years after the release of the world’s first digitally shot blockbuster, George Lucas’s Attack of the Clones, Sam Wigley talks to the early adopters who delighted in experimenting with a medium that would reinvent the industry.

The first China-developed hydrogen fuel cell hybrid locomotive has safely run over 20,000 kilometers since it was put into operation in 2021, said Fu Yongjun, general manager of CRRC Datong and State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) on Thursday.

Foster + Partners have been granted approval for the construction of a new mixed-use cross-laminated timber development in London. Named The William, the scheme will become one of London’s largest timber developments, and Foster + Partners’ first timber office building in the city. Image...

Construction has commenced on the Foster + Partners-designed Bilbao Fine Arts Museum in Spain. The firm won the commission to remodel and expand the existing museum in 2019, seeing off competition from five other international teams. The project sees the expansion and remodeling of the existing...

A novel collection of terracotta figures have been recovered in from Northern China, with some pretty surprising subjects and forms!

Chinese governments zero covid policy appears to have failed as new cases of the virus are still being found in various cities in China, Africa Daily Digital reported.

BEIJING - China's Covid-19 curbs forced the temporary closure of Disney's Shanghai resort on Monday (Oct 31), while production of Apple Inc iPhones at a major contract manufacturing facility could drop by 30 per cent in November due to Covid-19 restrictions, a source told Reuters. In Zhengzhou, a Foxconn plant that makes iPhones and employs about 200,000 people has been...

As workers report rampant abuse and torture inside cyber scam mills, pressure is building on Cambodia to do something. But critics say the industry generates too much money for the ruling elite to crack down.

Controversial ‘zero COVID’ policy under strain as cases top 2,000 for a second straight day.