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    China becomes first country to surpass 1,000 GW of solar capacity●China Becomes the First Country in the World to Surpass 1,000 GW of Solar Power Capacity. https://www. renewable-energy-MmastodonTechnology2838 min ago

    China has become the first nation worldwide to install more than 1,000 gigawatts of solar power capacity, a milestone underlining the scale of its renewable energy build-out. Observers are highlighting the achievement as evidence of how far ahead China's clean energy expansion has run compared with the rest of the world.

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    Egypt rest Mohamed Salah for South Sudan World Cup qualifier●south sudan national football team vs egypt national football team standingsGgoogleAU2K1 h ago

    Egypt have left Mohamed Salah out of their squad for their World Cup qualifier against South Sudan, citing concerns over the artificial pitch at the venue. The decision has drawn attention ahead of the Group A fixture, with fans debating the standings implications of facing South Africa without their star forward as Egypt chase qualification.

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    Egypt Rest Mohamed Salah for South Sudan World Cup Qualifier●south sudan national football team vs egypt national football team standingsGgoogleUS20K1 h ago

    Egypt are facing South Sudan in a World Cup qualifying football match, with captain Mohamed Salah left out of the squad over concerns about South Sudan's artificial pitch and injury risk. Fans worldwide are checking standings and results, as the fixture is trending in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, India and Singapore.

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    US and China urged to align on AI risks●To manage AI threats, US and China ‘need to get on the same page’ on risks✉newsWorldDiplomacy1 h ago

    The United States and China need to reach a common understanding of artificial intelligence risks in order to manage shared threats, according to a South China Morning Post report. The appeal underscores growing concern that the two powers are developing AI governance separately, leaving gaps in safety oversight that could affect the rest of the world.