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Homicides in stand-your-ground states were nearly twice as likely to be deemed justifiable as they were in other states in 2024, the Journal found.

Media outlets and journalists risk sanctions and arrest for broaching sensitive topics and for criticising the government, while online content deemed to threaten Communist rule is blocked.

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“They must receive your explicit, willing consent to these changes, otherwise this legally-binding contract may be deemed invalid and ineffective,” it says.

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The established licensing system suggests authorities could ramp up rare-earth restrictions again if the U.S. were to impose new trade policies deemed harmful to China.

Under the July agreement, goods deemed to be "transshipped" face an additional 40 percent duty.

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