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Why BYD can’t do for China what Ford did for America

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By: Bobby Ghosh
11 November 2025 at 06:00
In the first few decades of automotive history, the motor car was arguably the most visible, most visceral expression of national character a country could export. A car conferred more...

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A sign outside a BYD Co. electric vehicle showroom, operated by Schiller Auto, in Budapest, Hungary, on Monday, May 27, 2024. Chinese EV giant BYD plans to set up its first European car plant in Hungary. Photographer: Akos Stiller/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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Microsoft, Google say their data centers create thousands of jobs. Their permit filings say otherwise

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By: Laura Rodríguez Salamanca
5 November 2025 at 06:00
One winter morning in Quilicura, Chile, plumes of water vapor rose out of a warehouse-like building that serves as Google’s only operational data center in Latin America. Inside, vast halls...

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Security workers at the Ascenty Datacenter in Quilicura, Santiago de Chile. On Tuesday, October 07. 2025
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As China tightens its grip on rare earths, can Brazil be an alternative source?

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By: Jorge C. Carrasco
30 October 2025 at 05:14
Earlier this month, China announced new export restrictions on rare earths — critical minerals that are used in semiconductors, smartphones, electric vehicles, and more. The new curbs sparked a race...

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A worker handles a soil sample at a rare earth exploration project in Caldas Novas, Brazil.
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Most of the world’s space launches are controlled by just three countries

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By: Hazel Gandhi
28 October 2025 at 05:00
The world is increasingly reaching for the stars, but only a few countries have the ability to make it there. As of 2023, over 85 nations have space exploration programs,...

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A nighttime long exposure of the rock formations at the Rock Garden in Duqm, Oman, captured under a star-filled sky. The six-kilometre site features sandstone and limestone formations shaped by natural forces over millions of years. Photo taken on October 14, 2025, by Tara Atkinson.
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Malawi’s new farmhand: AI that speaks the local language

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By: Stephanie Wangari
23 October 2025 at 05:00
Alifosina Mtseteka’s family has been farming for generations in central Malawi, but she recently ran into a pest infestation that had her stumped. The okra she grows along with beans...

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Misha Katema an Opportunity International Malawi Field Support Agent shares information from Ulangizi AI on a farm in Lilongwe Central Malawi on Monday, 4 August 2025
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A lithium bust leaves Latin American towns in the dust

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By: David Feliba
22 October 2025 at 05:00
Tolar Grande, a windswept settlement perched at 11,500 feet above sea level in northern Argentina, once received little more than a trickle of visitors. Then, in the late 2010s, hostels...

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View of Tolar Grande, in Salta Province, Argentina on October 1, 2025. Anita Pouchard Serra / Rest of World.
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