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China's Visa-Free Policy for Russians Isn't the Win Moscow Says It Is

China’s Visa-Free Policy for Russians Isn’t the Win Moscow Says It Is

On the eve of a parade in Beijing celebrating 80 years since the end of World War II, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that short-stay entry requirements for Russian citizens would be lifted unilaterally, effective Sept. 15. Russian President Vladimir Putin personally thanked President Xi Jinping for this “friendly act” and pledged that Moscow would…

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Dollar falls on U.S. government shutdown, now on pace for worst annual decline in 22 years

Dollar falls on U.S. government shutdown, now on pace for worst annual decline in 22 years

The dollar held on to steep gains on Friday after better-than-forecast U.S. data dampened expectations for further easing by the Federal Reserve this year. Jackal Pan | Moment | Getty Images The dollar fell Wednesday after U.S. lawmakers failed to avert a government shutdown, raising questions from traders about the potential economic impact. The dollar…

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Rosé cropped out? BLINKs call out singer Charli XCX and fashion magazine ‘Elle UK’ over apparent Paris Fashion Week snub

SEOUL, Oct 1 — Paris Fashion Week is supposed to be a celebration of glamour and star power — but for Blackpink’s Rosé, it turned into a storm of controversy. First up was Elle UK. The fashion magazine landed in hot water after posting a front-row photo from Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 2026 show on September…

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China International Online Literature Week Opens in Hangzhou, Highlighting an AI-Driven Future

China International Online Literature Week Opens in Hangzhou, Highlighting an AI-Driven Future

BEIJING, Oct. 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from China Global Television Network Corporation: China’s thriving online literature industry took center stage last week as diplomats, writers, scholars, and industry experts from 20 countries gathered in Hangzhou for the 2025 China International Online Literature Week to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping global storytelling….

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With Friday’s jobs report in question, ADP shows private payrolls fell by 32,000 in September

The ADP National Employment Report, a measure of private employment in the U.S., said on Wednesday that payrolls at private employers declined by 32,000 jobs last month, signaling the labor market continued to face headwinds in September.  More attention may be given to the ADP data this week because the government’s monthly jobs report, scheduled…

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