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  • China’s Xi calls on Israel, Iran to ‘de-escalate’, says Beijing ready to play peacemaker

    1 week ago | scmp.com | Holly Chik

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for de-escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict to avoid further tensions, while emphasising that Beijing is prepared to “play a constructive role” in restoring peace, according to state news agency Xinhua. “All parties should work to de-escalate the conflict as soon as possible and avoid further escalation of tensions,” Xinhua reported Xi as saying on Tuesday.

  • China’s Yellow River will be choked by ice jams due to global warming, study finds

    1 week ago | scmp.com | Holly Chik

    Ice jams will become more frequent in the Yellow River’s estuary by the end of this century, hitting Chinese coastal cities such as those in eastern Shandong province, according to a new study. When warmer weather arrives in late winter and early spring, upstream ice begins to break apart and drift downstream. This ice then reaches colder downstream areas, where it can refreeze and accumulate, forming ice jams. The localised hazard can be highly destructive.

  • China’s J-20 stealth fighter’s radar leap credited to semiconductor scientist Xu Xiangang

    2 weeks ago | scmp.com | Holly Chik

    China’s J-20 stealth fighter has tripled its radar detection range, thanks to semiconductor advancements over the past two decades led by Shandong University scientist Xu Xiangang, according to the university. A silicon-carbide (SiC) semiconductor material developed by Xu’s team had powered a threefold increase in the detection range of phased array radar systems, allowing Chinese radars to swiftly detect enemies and gain the first-mover advantage, the university said on its social media page.

  • Ancient China was home to earliest known matrilineal society, Neolithic burials reveal

    3 weeks ago | scmp.com | Holly Chik

    Sometime around 4,500 years ago, a matrilineal community lived in what is now Shandong in eastern China. They farmed millet near the coast, raised animals and possibly engaged in fishing. This was the world’s earliest known matrilineal society and it lasted 250 years, maintaining a stable lineage through at least 10 generations, a Chinese-led team has discovered. To decipher their family history, the team analysed ancient DNA from 60 individuals dating to between 2750 and 2500 BC.

  • US still reigns over China in tech race, but gaps are quickly closing: Harvard report

    3 weeks ago | scmp.com | Holly Chik

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