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EU tentatively agrees weakened climate target in final-hour deal for COP30 — REUTERS / pwu404

Climate Change · Brussels

EU tentatively agrees weakened climate target in final-hour deal for COP30

36% Left coverage: 86 sources

EU climate ministers struck a tentative deal on a 2040 climate change target in the early hours of Wednesday after watering down the goal in last-minute negotiations, a draft EU document showed, as they raced to clinch the deal before the U.N. COP30 summit in Brazil.See the Story

Asian markets tumble as tech bubble fears grow

Technology · Seoul

Asian markets tumble as tech bubble fears grow

44% Center coverage: 25 sources

Japan's Nikkei was down more than 4.6 per cent close to midday, while South Korea's KOSPI fell 6 per cent at one point.See the Story

China Bans Foreign AI Chips in State-Funded Data Centers — REUTERS / ixx511

China Politics · China

China Bans Foreign AI Chips in State-Funded Data Centers

40% Right coverage: 15 sources

China has issued new directives mandating that all state-funded data center projects use exclusively domestically-produced artificial intelligence chips, marking one of Beijing's most aggressive moves to eliminate foreign technology from critical infrastructure. See the Story

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