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Volkswagen sticking with North American EV plans - Vimarsana News

Volkswagen sticking with North American EV plans

Volkswagen is sticking with plans to launch 25 electric vehicle models in North America across its group brands by 2030, but is ready to adjust as the market shifts, Pablo Di Si, head of Volkswagen's North American business, told Reuters on Thursday. "When I look at the data from January, the (EV) segment continues to grow," Di Si said in a video interview ahead of a speech on the sidelines of the Chicago Auto Show. Electric vehicles accounted for 8.5% of North American vehicle sales in January, up from just under 8% last year, he said.

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China warns citizens against 'exotic beauty' traps of foreign spies - Vimarsana News

China warns citizens against 'exotic beauty' traps of foreign spies

Beijing cites story of Chinese man who fell prey to a honey trap by foreign spies.

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Beware of 'exotic beauty' honeytraps, warns China's spy agency - Vimarsana News

Beware of 'exotic beauty' honeytraps, warns China's spy agency

China’s intelligence agency has warned citizens to beware of “exotic beauties” who are trying to honeytrap them into revealing state secrets.

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Hamptons Review – The Best Hotels, Restaurants, and Experiences - Vimarsana News

Hamptons Review – The Best Hotels, Restaurants, and Experiences

Summer is calling, and it’s telling you to go out east. Here are the best places to visit—and what to pack for each locale—in The Hamptons.

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Malaysian Bar, president sued for defamation - Vimarsana News

Malaysian Bar, president sued for defamation

KUALA LUMPUR: Three lawyers, including Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, are suing the Malaysian Bar and its president over a statement that claimed the trio had abused and tarnished the justice system when representing former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak in his final appeal in the case involving SRC International Sdn Bhd’s funds.