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‘I was so scared’: the Ukrainian children taken to Russia for financial gain (web.archive.org)

Stories told to children who lived under the Russian occupation in Ukraine’s southern Kherson province were designed to terrify them. When the fast-approaching Ukrainian forces came into Kherson, people added, they would hurt anyone who had been in contact with the Russians. The web of lies were often spun by the children's...

China's dependence on food and energy imports could be its biggest weakness in a potential future conflict with Taiwan (web.archive.org)

While many analysts believe – or perhaps hope – that western countries would not weaponise hunger against China in the event of a conflict with Taiwan, the war in Ukraine has shown that energy is highly likely to be hit with sanctions. And unlike Russia, with its vast reserves of natural gas, China is dependent on other...

What does Jeff Bezos’s new fiancee see in the world’s third-richest man? Must be his enormous philanthropy | Marina Hyde (www.theguardian.com)

Back to Lauren, though, who last year declared: “I’m immersing myself in philanthropy and strategic giving.” Which sounds a lot more fun than Amazon warehouse workers immersing themselves in strategic peeing-in-bottles.

“I’ve been facing the worst kind of poverty”: China is calling in loans to dozens of countries from Pakistan to Kenya, often granted on opaque terms (web.archive.org)

A dozen poor countries are facing economic instability under the weight of hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign loans, much of them borrowed from China under its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). An analysis has found paying back this debt is consuming an ever-greater amount of the tax revenue needed to keep schools open,...

Russian hypersonic scientist accused of betraying secrets to China (web.archive.org)

Alexander Shiplyuk, head of Siberia’s Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ITAM), is suspected of handing over classified material at a scientific conference in China in 2017. The 56-year-old maintains his innocence and insists the information in question wasn’t classified and was freely available...

The daughters and sons of Putin's Russian allies live as millionaires in the West, report says (web.archive.org)

The daughter of Nikolai Gusev, director of the Vympel Design Bureau, which designs and produces the missiles used by the Russian army, has been living in Florida since 2021. The 20-year-old student Natalia Guseva rents an appartment in Miami for $3,500 a month, while a year of study at the University of Miami costs the family...

Strikes and protests in China’s manufacturing sector drastically increased in 2023, wage arrears most common cause (web.archive.org)

The China Labour Bulletin recorded 108 factory workers’ protests since early January, more than twice the amount recorded in all of 2022. Reduced orders from international buyers and poor economic conditions have led factories to lay off workers, relocate to reduce costs, or shut down altogether, the Bulletin says.

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