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China's Centralized Drug Procurement Slashes Spending, Pushing Foreign Drugs out of the Market - Vimarsana News

China's Centralized Drug Procurement Slashes Spending, Pushing Foreign Drugs out of the Market

Under China’s centralized drug procurement policy, domestically produced generic drugs are squeezing foreign-made drugs out of the Chinese ...

Australia considers strengthening privacy laws after UK parliament shuts down TikTok account - Vimarsana News

Australia considers strengthening privacy laws after UK parliament shuts down TikTok account

The Department of Home Affairs is considering all options to address data use concerns about TikTok and other social media firms after the UK parliament closed its official account.

Taiwan - Could China invade Taiwan? - Telegraph India - Vimarsana News

Taiwan - Could China invade Taiwan? - Telegraph India

Entirely plausible, say experts, but how ready is Xi's military to take up this momentous gamble?

MPs in uproar as Parliament sets up a TikTok account amid fears - Vimarsana News

MPs in uproar as Parliament sets up a TikTok account amid fears

A letter has been sent to the Speakers of both houses calling for the Tiktok account, which was set up on Wednesday, to be deleted.

Will China's New Anti-Terrorism Law Mean the End of Privacy? - Vimarsana News

Will China's New Anti-Terrorism Law Mean the End of Privacy?

A newly drafted Chinese anti-terrorism law, if enacted in its current form, will empower Beijing to expand its already nearly unchecked policing of the Internet to reach web traffic and other online data flows emanating from both domestic and international companies with operations inside China.Generally, national governments such as those of the United States or Germany may