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    Visa wins Chinese approval for domestic bank card business●Visa gets Beijing's green light for bank card businessYhnBusiness1154 min ago

    Visa has received approval from Chinese regulators to operate its bank card business in China, according to CNBC. The green light from Beijing would let the US payments company process domestic transactions in one of the world's largest card markets, long closed to foreign networks. It marks a significant step in China's gradual opening of its financial services sector to foreign firms.

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    Alexander Zverev is trending worldwide as he closes in on the ATP number one ranking. The German beat home favourite Shang at the China Open in Beijing and is set to face Novak Djokovic in the quarter-finals, with strong results in Shanghai also drawing attention. Boris Becker has praised an 'other' Zverev, and German commentators argue his rise to the top of the rankings is fully deserved as he nears the career milestone.

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    Iga Swiatek is through to the WTA round of 16 in Beijing after beating her Chinese opponent in 87 minutes, with Polish media reporting there was never any chance of an upset. Experts are hailing the Pole's strong form, and she now faces American Iva Jovic, an opponent she has never played before. Polish outlets are also covering her upcoming match and stories about her rivals.

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    Polish tennis star Iga Swiatek is trending as she competes at the WTA tournaments in Beijing and Wuhan. She opened her China Open campaign with a confident win over Iva Jovic in the round of 16, with further matches against Elise Mertens and Ashlyn Krueger drawing live coverage. Polish media are also debating her form, with an expert questioning whether her new 'plan B' will work and highlighting a key decision as she faces her 'demons'.

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    Alexander Zverev will end the season as ATP world number one after Carlos Alcaraz's latest loss confirmed the German tops the year-end rankings for the first time in his career. Zverev is meanwhile competing at the China Open in Beijing, where he is set to face Djokovic and home hope Shang, as attention also turns to Jannik Sinner's injury ahead of Shanghai.

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    UK Rejects EU Pressure Over Chinese Vehicle Tariffs▼UK Rebuffs European Union On Chinese Vehicle Tariffs✉newsWorldEU Politics1 d ago

    The United Kingdom has rebuffed the European Union on the question of tariffs on Chinese-built vehicles, declining to align with Brussels' approach of imposing duties on Chinese electric car imports. The move highlights a growing divergence between London and Brussels on trade policy toward China, with the UK keeping its market more open to Chinese-built vehicles than the EU does.

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    China opens joint airfield in Laos as construction continues▼China opens a joint airfield in Laos with construction ongoing and eyes on its military role✉newsWorldDefense2 d ago

    China has opened a jointly operated airfield in Laos, though construction work is still under way and the facility's future military role is drawing attention. The project deepens Beijing's defense footprint in Southeast Asia, and observers are watching whether the base will host Chinese aircraft or personnel once completed.

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    Poland's Iga Swiatek is dominating tennis headlines after strong runs at the WTA tournaments in Wuhan and Beijing. She beat American Ashlyn Krueger to reach the last 16 in Wuhan and defeated Belgium's Elise Mertens in straight sets, including a 6-1 opening set, to move into the quarterfinals in Beijing. Polish sports outlets report experts praising her form, calling it the level fans had been waiting for.

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    Susan Thornton on US-China ties after midterms▼Open Questions | Susan Thornton on US-China ties, post-midterms and averting a new balloon crisis✉newsWorldDiplomacy2 d ago

    Former US diplomat Susan Thornton discussed the state of US-China relations following the midterm elections, addressing how Washington and Beijing can manage tensions and avoid a repeat of the balloon incident that derailed diplomacy earlier in the year. The interview explores prospects for stabilising the relationship and reopening channels of communication between the two powers.

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    China signals possible trade probes against the EU●*CHINA COULD USE TRADE PROBE TOOLS AGAINST EU: CCTV𝕏xCNBusinessEconomy1712 d ago

    Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reports that China could deploy its trade investigation tools against the European Union, a warning that has circulated widely amid ongoing trade frictions. The statement suggests Beijing is prepared to open probes into EU goods or practices in retaliation for European measures against Chinese exports, heightening tensions between the two trading partners.

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    Daniil Medvedev is drawing attention across Europe and Australia as searches about the Russian tennis player surge, tied to coverage of the China Open. The tournament in Beijing is in progress, and the former world number one's matches there are being widely followed. No specific result or incident has been confirmed in available reporting.

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    China and North Korea finally open New Yalu River Bridge●Long-delayed China-North Korea bridge officially opens https://www. aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2 026/10/15/long-delayeMmastodonWorld22 d ago

    China and North Korea have officially opened the New Yalu River Bridge, which links the two countries across the Yalu River near Dandong. The crossing had stood unfinished for roughly 12 years after construction stalled, making its opening a long-awaited step in cross-border connectivity and a possible sign of warming ties and expanded trade between Beijing and Pyongyang.

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    Iga Swiatek is through to the semifinals of the China Open in Beijing, where she is set to face Elise Mertens. She beat Donna Vekic to reach the last four, and afterwards admitted she came close to losing, saying she was helped by 'caring less' during her comeback. Pundits are offering predictions and betting tips ahead of the semifinal tie.

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    British tennis player Sonay Kartal is drawing attention after a dramatic comeback at the WTA Wuhan Open, where she came from 5-2 and set point down to beat Anhelina Kalinina. The Brighton-based player's win follows earlier success at the China Open in Beijing, continuing a strong run on the Asian swing of the tour.

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    Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina is trending worldwide as she competes at the 2026 China Open in Beijing. Reports say her run there will lift her back into the top six of the WTA world rankings for the first time in five years. She has faced opponents including Li Ann and Guo Hanyu at recent events, with coverage of her matches and predictions appearing across sports outlets in multiple countries.

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    Elina Svitolina is competing at the WTA tournaments in China, with previews and betting picks covering her matches against Katerina Siniakova and Ann Li at the Beijing China Open, followed by a scheduled meeting with Liudmila Samsonova in Wuhan on October 13. Pundits and tipster sites are weighing her odds as she plays through the Asian hard-court swing.

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    Daniil Medvedev is drawing attention around the China Open tennis tournament, with coverage of his matches appearing in outlets including the Dayton Daily News. The Russian former world number one remains one of the sport's most talked-about players, and his results in Beijing are fueling discussion among tennis fans following the tournament's early rounds.

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    Ukrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina is trending as she competes at the WTA China Open in Beijing. She advanced to the round of 16, where she faced Ann Li, with a potential matchup against Guo Hanyu at the Wuhan Open also drawing attention. Fans worldwide are searching for start times, live streaming options and betting tips as the Asian hard-court swing heats up across Beijing and Wuhan.

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    Novak Djokovic is dominating the China Open in Beijing, beating Alexander Zverev and reaching the final while remaining unbeaten at the tournament, amid talk of a Djokovic-Alcaraz showdown in Asia. The tournament also made headlines after Daniil Medvedev was disqualified from the semi-final stage for hitting a fan with a ball, while Alex de Minaur retired injured in the Beijing final.

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    Daniil Medvedev is among the most searched names as the China Open tennis tournament reaches its final stage in Beijing. Alex de Minaur advanced to the title match after Hubert Hurkacz was forced to retire from their semi-final, sparking wide discussion about the tournament's outcome and Medvedev's role in the draw. The Russian's name is trending across Australia, Italy and the United Kingdom.

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    Aryna Sabalenka is competing at the WTA Beijing event in her first tournament since dropping the world No. 1 ranking, where she won her opening match in commanding form. Attention is also on her upcoming matchups, including a scheduled clash against Renata Zarazúa and a projected Wuhan Open 2026 meeting with Ann Li.

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    Elina Svitolina is trending as she competes at the WTA China Open in Beijing, with previews and predictions focused on her Day 4 match against Katerina Siniakova. Outlets are also covering her scheduled clash with Guo Hanyu at the Wuhan Open, offering streaming details, start times and picks for tennis fans worldwide. She is drawing attention across the US, India, Italy, Australia and France.

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    American tennis player Alycia Parks is preparing to face China's Lin Zhu at the WTA China Open 2026. Preview coverage from sports betting and stats outlets is offering predictions for the matchup, drawing attention from fans tracking Parks' progress in the tournament and how the American's powerful serve game matches up against Zhu on the Beijing courts.

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    Italian tennis player Jasmine Paolini is competing at back-to-back WTA tournaments in China. She returned to winning ways in Wuhan by beating Bejlek in the first round, then faced Kartal in her next match, with her Beijing Open clash against Snigur also drawing live coverage. Italian sports media are following her matches closely with live reports.

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    Polish tennis player Maja Chwalińska is competing at the WTA 1000 tournament in Beijing, where she was drawn against Dayana Yastremska, and has also played in Wuhan against Egypt's Maiar Sherif. Polish sports outlets are following her matches closely, reporting a dominant 6:1 win over an Australian Open semifinalist and previewing upcoming fixtures and match times for fans.

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    Polish tennis player Maja Chwalińska is drawing wide attention after reaching the WTA draw in Wuhan, where she faced Egypt's Maiar Sherif in a live-covered match. Earlier she celebrated a dream debut that took two sets, beat an Australian Open semifinalist 6:1, and played Marta Kostyuk, the player who eliminated Aryna Sabalenka, plus a WTA 1000 opener in Beijing against Marta Jastremska. Polish sports outlets are tracking her run closely.

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    American teenager Iva Jovic is in action across the WTA's China swing, surviving a 2:45 marathon against Harriet Dart in Beijing to reach the third round of the China Open. She then moved on to the Wuhan Open, where matchups against Maja Chwalinska and Mia Pohankova drew heavy prediction and betting coverage. Tipsters and prediction markets are tracking her matches closely.

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    Beijing Marriott Marquis wraps up China Open delegation duties●Beijing Marriott Marquis Hotel has completed its hosting assignment for the China Open delegation. The assignment markedMmastodonSportTennis12 d ago

    The Beijing Marriott Marquis Hotel has completed its hosting assignment for the China Open delegation. The hotel said it was one of the largest international sports delegations it has handled since opening on September 15, 2026. The announcement highlights the property's growing role in serving major sporting events in the Chinese capital as the China Open draws players and officials from around the world.

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    American teenager Iva Jovic is drawing attention ahead of a day 8 showdown with world number one Iga Swiatek at the WTA tournament in Beijing. The 16-year-old's run to a meeting with the dominant Pole has made her one of the most searched names in tennis, with interest spanning the US and Australia. Fans are weighing whether the young qualifier can trouble Swiatek, who remains the heavy favourite in the China Open clash.