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China is the world leader in facial recognition technology. Discover how the country is using it to develop a vast hyper-surveillance system able to monitor and target its ethnic minorities, including the Muslim Uighur population. Via talentosprecato 
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In a move heralded as the “most promising development in nearly 20 years of climate change negotiations” China and the US have begun a new phase of talks aimed at curbing their carbon dioxide emissions.
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Peking University professor Meng Su explains why "China will soon become world’s most important data market" Via TechinBiz
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The legal battle continues. Some of China's top retailers of Apple iPads have stopped marketing and selling the popular tablet.
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China has employed two million people to keep an eye on its citizens' internet use, it is claimed.
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