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BBC — Business

US Report Indicates China Used Other Countries to Avoid Tariffs

A US report has revealed that China has been using countries with lower tariffs to avoid the higher tariffs that were implemented during the Trump administration. The report outlines the strategies China employed to facilitate this process.

Fox News — Politics

Report Details Participation of American Schools in Chinese Exchange Program

A report has identified that many American colleges and schools are involved in a Chinese exchange program aimed at improving U.S.-China relations. While the Chinese government claims the program promotes mutual understanding, critics argue it serves a political agenda and raises concerns about the portrayal of China to American students, especially regarding human rights issues.

New York Times — Politics

Trump Authorizes U.S. Companies to Target Cybercriminals

President Trump has authorized U.S. companies to target cybercriminals, marking a significant shift in cybersecurity policy. An expert noted that this change contrasts with China's previous approach of mirroring U.S. cybersecurity strategies.

Ars Technica

New Evidence Suggests Existence of Glueballs in Particle Physics

Researchers from the BES III experiment have provided new evidence for glueballs, particles composed solely of gluons. This evidence, which aligns with predictions from quantum theory, was shared in a recent preprint and at a major physics conference.

Al Jazeera English

Drone strike targets power station in Zawiya, Libya

A drone strike occurred at a power station in Zawiya, Libya, which is located near the country's largest oil refinery. Further details on the impact of the strike are currently unavailable.

Deutsche Welle

Drone attack targets Libya's Zawiya oil complex

A drone attack involving explosives targeted the Zawiya oil complex in Libya, causing fires. This incident underscores the ongoing security challenges in the region, with additional violence reported in Benghazi hours later.

Al Jazeera English

Mass grave containing 25 bodies discovered in Kurmuk, Sudan

A mass grave with 25 bodies was discovered in Kurmuk, Sudan, after the army regained control of the town. Officials have attributed the killings to the Rapid Support Forces, indicating that the remains include children and women.

Fox News — Latest

Iran Appoints New Military Commanders Amid Ongoing Tensions

On August 10, 2026, Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei appointed six senior military commanders as part of a restructuring of the military command. Experts suggest that the language used in the announcements indicates Iran's preparation for a prolonged confrontation with the United States rather than a settlement. The reshuffle follows recent U.S. and Israeli strikes that targeted senior figures in the Iranian regime.

Al Jazeera English

Iran Appoints New Security Chief and War Commanders

Iran's supreme leader has appointed a new security chief and established war commanders in key roles. This decision is part of a strategy to strengthen the leadership structure in the country.

Ars Technica

China's Long March 7A Rocket Explodes Shortly After Launch

The Long March 7A rocket from China exploded shortly after its launch on August 10, 2026. The rocket, which was believed to be carrying a military communications satellite, experienced the explosion about 1 minute and 20 seconds into its flight. No official comments have been made by state officials regarding the incident.