Strait of Hormuz closure would hit China’s energy security

    Strait of Hormuz closure would hit China’s energy security

    The Strait of Hormuz is a strategic route for global oil shipping. If the Strait of Hormuz were to close amid escalating regional conflict, the consequences would reverberate far beyond the Middle East. For China, the world’s largest energy importer, such a scenario would represent a serious strategic shock — not catastrophic, but substantial enough…

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    State Grid Releases China's First Central SOE Report on Contribution to Global Security Initiative at COP30 "China Pavilion"

    State Grid Releases China’s First Central SOE Report on Contribution to Global Security Initiative at COP30 “China Pavilion”

    BELÉM, Brazil, Nov. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Report on State Grid’s Contribution to Global Security Initiative was released during the “Beautiful Bays, Better Lives” Ocean Ecological Civilization Storytelling Session held at the China Pavilion of the 30th UN Climate Change Conference. This marks the first contribution report by a Chinese central SOE on the implementation of…

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    Beyond Community Notes: Why Elon Musk and India critic Peter Navarro hate each other - and not just about Russian oil | World News

    Beyond Community Notes: Why Elon Musk and India critic Peter Navarro hate each other – and not just about Russian oil | World News

    A fact-check on Elon Musk’s X has triggered a public clash between senior Trump adviser Peter Navarro and the platform’s Community Notes feature, after Navarro accused India of profiteering from Russian oil.The dispute, which saw Navarro dismiss the fact-check as “crap” and accuse Musk of spreading propaganda, has snowballed into a debate about US trade…

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    Interwoven frontiers: Energy, AI, and US-China competition

    Interwoven frontiers: Energy, AI, and US-China competition

    The fates of breakthrough technologies and the energy to power them are deeply interwoven, with progress at scale in one difficult to advance without the other. Nowhere is this interconnection more consequential—and more dynamic—than in the U.S.-China relationship, which is marked by intense political tensions and competition, but also by under-appreciated technical overlap. Given the…

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