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Terror attack: Chinese firm lays off hundreds of workers, shuts shop in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Terror attack: Chinese firm lays off hundreds of workers, shuts shop in Pakistan

Pakistan News: NEW DELHI: A Chinese company has halted civil works and let go of hundreds of workers at a hydropower project in Pakistan following a deadly suicide a.

Australia Focuses on Threat of Chinese Attack on Solar Power - Vimarsana News

Australia Focuses on Threat of Chinese Attack on Solar Power

The Australian government is close to introducing standards to shore up the security of the down under country's fast-growing solar market amid reports that Chinese

Man who crashed into Chinese Consulate carried knife, crossbow: San Francisco police - Vimarsana News

Man who crashed into Chinese Consulate carried knife, crossbow: San Francisco police

A man who crashed into the Chinese consulate in San Francisco was armed with a knife and had a loaded crossbow in his car. He was fatally shot by police during the incident. Body camera footage and 911 calls were shared by the San Francisco Police Department, revealing details of the encounter.

Taiwan unveils 1st domestically-made submarine - Vimarsana News

Taiwan unveils 1st domestically-made submarine

In an effort to bolster its defences against a possible Chinese attack, Taiwan on Thursday unveiled ts first domestically-made submarine which will be delivered to the navy by the end of 2024.

Stay out of it: 80% Japanese do not want Tokyo to involve itself if China invades Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Stay out of it: 80% Japanese do not want Tokyo to involve itself if China invades Taiwan

Out of the 3,000 people surveyed, 56 per cent said that support from Japan’s Self-Defence Force (JSDF) should be limited to assistance with fuel, food and medical aid