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Wind farm in Binyang county, Nanning, south China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. Photo: Zeng Xiangzhong
Electric vehicles and charging stations are now a common sight on long-distance trips, and during the winter months, heating is increasingly powered by electricity rather than coal. These developments reflect the ongoing transformation of energy consumption across China through electrification.
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The Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) urged the countries of this region to reinforce prevention and surveillance actions, as well as the preparedness of health services to face Dengue Fever cases.
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Chinese and Uzbek engineers pose for a picture in front of the greenhouses developed by Shandong Lisente Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd. (Lisente) in Uzbekistan.
In Shouguang, a major vegetable production base in east China's Shandong province, Shandong Lisente Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd. (Lisente) was busy ramping up production to fulfill its orders.
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By conventional Washington standards, and according to scholars of official corruption, Trump's second term — with only one year — is already a candidate for the most blatant abuse of government office in US history.
The United States government, through a provision published in the Federal Register, has decided to extend for another year an executive measure authorizing the interception and inspection of vessels, both domestic and those flying other flags, destined for Cuba.
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President José Jerí was dismissed on Tuesday.
Peru's Congress is set to elect a new interim president of the Republic today from among four candidates, following the censure of José Jerí, who was removed from the legislative presidency and thus from the head of state position amid scandals involving clandestine meetings with businessmen and irregular hiring of young women.
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