China to expand hydrogen use through pilots in five city clusters

Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang on Friday called for efforts to strengthen international vocational education cooperation and development, urging efforts to enhance policy communication and the alignment of rules, and promote the cross-border flow and efficient allocation of skills.

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Hackers stole data from millions of California students who took state tests. The security breach affects current and former students who attended public schools over the last three years.

The government has warned Australians who wish to leave Saudi Arabia to do so "while commercial options remain available".

Brisbane council said neither of the dogs had previously been declared dangerous, but the 37-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries.

Brisbane council said neither of the dogs had previously been declared dangerous, but the 37-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries.

Los Angeles firefighters Jason Powell and Freddy Escobar have a history, and on Friday that apparently led to an altercation at their union's headquarters.

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story GOP senators press Pentagon over Starlink restrictions in Ukraine Four Republican senators joined their Democratic colleagues in pressing the Trump administration for information about whether Pentagon officials ordered restrictions on Ukraine’s access to the satellite-based Starshield network. © Tom Brenner, Associated Press Ukraine needs access to fast Starshield data...

A US congressional committee has released details of investigations into dozens of researchers, many of them Chinese-American, revealing the scale of government scrutiny sweeping academia over alleged links to China. The documents – running to hundreds of pages – were released alongside a separate report by the House Select Committee on China. Titled “How to Stop China’s Theft of Taxpayer-Funded Research”, the report pushes back against arguments by universities and academic groups that tighter...

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Paraguay’s technology minister said on Thursday that sanctions imposed on him by Beijing over his country’s ties with Taiwan would only accelerate joint projects with the island. Gustavo Villate, who heads the Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies, wrote in a lengthy social media post that the relationship with Taipei would “never be on the negotiating table”. He also suggested that Beijing had acted to protect Chinese telecoms suppliers kept out of Paraguay’s networks. “This...