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Manus announces return to independent operations after China blocks Meta acquisition
Manus, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup, announced on the evening of Aug. 11 that it will resume operations as an independent company and continue to serve users globally. The announcement comes after Chinese authorities blocked U.S. tech giant Meta's proposed acquisition of Manus, with both parties now in the process of unwinding the deal – and the restoration of independent operations marks the latest development in that process.
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Opinion | China is becoming a scientific superpower, and the US are hell-bent on isolating themselves from it
As reported in the Washington Post today, the Trump administration is advancing a rule which if implemented, will ban all U.S Federal funding for scientific research and collaboration with China. The article details that the American scientific community is scathingly opposed to such a rule, stating that the logic behind it is premised on an anachronistic "Cold War" worldview that misplaces American superiority in its own capabilities.
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Global Lens | Apologies, committees, then silence: Japan's pattern of handling medical accidents
The news from Kyoto University Hospital spread widely, but the focus here goes deeper: Japan's legal system often treats medical accidents as criminal liability and civil compensation. Yet criminal prosecutions are extremely rare. Most disputes go to mediation rather than court because hospitals control much of the evidence, and proving gross negligence is difficult.
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2026.08.12 19:00
Watch This | HKJC and HKSI renew Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme through 2028, Haughey urges focus on the process
Hong Kong's elite athletes will continue to receive cash incentives for top performances at major multi sport events through 2028, after the Hong Kong Sports Institute and the Hong Kong Jockey Club renewed the Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme for a new cycle
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2026.08.12 18:31
Manus announces return to independent operations after China blocks Meta acquisition
Manus, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup, announced on the evening of Aug. 11 that it will resume operations as an independent company and continue to serve users globally. The announcement comes after Chinese authorities blocked U.S. tech giant Meta's proposed acquisition of Manus, with both parties now in the process of unwinding the deal – and the restoration of independent operations marks the latest development in that process.
China
2026.08.12 20:20
Watch This | Kasarda: Zhengzhou Airport Zone 4.0 tops world in multimodal integration
John Kasarda, founder of the aerotropolis concept and chief advisor to Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone (ZAEZ), says the zone is among the world's best in integrating rail, highway and air, with global-leading cargo services. He notes international passenger services need improvement, while the "Air Silk Road" is opening Henan to the world.
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2026.08.12 20:08
Opinion | China is becoming a scientific superpower, and the US are hell-bent on isolating themselves from it
As reported in the Washington Post today, the Trump administration is advancing a rule which if implemented, will ban all U.S Federal funding for scientific research and collaboration with China. The article details that the American scientific community is scathingly opposed to such a rule, stating that the logic behind it is premised on an anachronistic "Cold War" worldview that misplaces American superiority in its own capabilities.
Tom Fowdy
2026.08.12 19:15
Global Lens | Apologies, committees, then silence: Japan's pattern of handling medical accidents
The news from Kyoto University Hospital spread widely, but the focus here goes deeper: Japan's legal system often treats medical accidents as criminal liability and civil compensation. Yet criminal prosecutions are extremely rare. Most disputes go to mediation rather than court because hospitals control much of the evidence, and proving gross negligence is difficult.
Global Lens
2026.08.12 19:00
Watch This | HKJC and HKSI renew Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme through 2028, Haughey urges focus on the process
Hong Kong's elite athletes will continue to receive cash incentives for top performances at major multi sport events through 2028, after the Hong Kong Sports Institute and the Hong Kong Jockey Club renewed the Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme for a new cycle
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2026.08.12 18:31
Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji passes away at 98
Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji died of illness at the age of 98 in Beijing at 11:06 a.m. Wednesday.
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2026.08.12 18:08
100 Ways To Drool | Miancha
Despite its name, which literally means "flour tea," miancha is not a tea but a thick, savory porridge. It is a beloved traditional breakfast in Beijing and Tianjin, cherished for its comforting texture and unique way of eating.
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