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The Wall Street Journal
Facing Exclusion From U.S., Chinese EV Suppliers Map a Circuitous Route Back In — Battery makers’ path around legal barriers runs through South Korea and Morocco.
Chinese Bank Stocks Gain After State Fund Raises Stakes — Shares of the four biggest banks, as well as stocks of other lenders, rose in mainland and Hong Kong trading.
A Bigger World Bank Takes on China’s Clout — U.S. sees expanding the international lender as a way to shore up relations with the Global South.
Malaysia Says TikTok Not in Full Compliance With Its Laws — TikTok, a short-video platform owned by China-based ByteDan
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