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Surge in case numbers after Beijing’s scrapping of tight restrictions raises concern over new variants
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Regulator investigates oil groups over alleged anti-competitive practices
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Beijing’s policies and global supply chain chaos prompt sourcing reforms at clothing chain
Countries abandon idea of first piping natural gas through link and say it will carry only hydrogen
Several embassies receive explosive devices and animals parts in ‘campaign of terror and intimidation’
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