Simone McCarthy is a Reporter at various media outlets, including WSIL-TV and CNN. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on regional interest and world news, with particular emphasis on culture and society, science, and the global economy. Simone's work has been featured in numerous publications and broadcasts, including The New Daily and Yahoo News.
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Simone McCarthy's coverage focuses heavily on world affairs, with a significant emphasis on China, Xi Jinping, Taiwan, and international relations. She also covers evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics.
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By Simone McCarthy, CNN Gyirong Port, China (CNN) — A rock-strewn crevasse is all that remains of what used to be Gyirong Port.
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No survivors have been found at the port, which has become a focal point for families both in China and around the world desperate for any information about loved ones they believe were at the checkpoint when catastrophic flash floods hit.
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This border crossing was once a bustling nexus for tourists and traders moving between China and Nepal.
Washington is urging a slowdown in the AI race to prioritize safety, while Beijing’s leaders echo concerns over national security and misinformation - raising the question of whether the two powers can build trust and coordinate global governance. CNN’s Simone McCarthy reports.
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When Chinese leader Xi Jinping visits Washington this week, he will be sitting down with President Donald Trump in a vastly different position than the last time the two men met face-to-face in the United States nearly a decade ago.
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When Chinese leader Xi Jinping visits Washington this week, he will be sitting down with President Donald Trump in a vastly different position than the last time the two men met face-to-face in the United States nearly a decade ago.
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping speaks after his tour of the Boeing assembly line on September 23, 2015, in Seattle, Washington. Mark Ralston/Getty Images
Beijing aims to use AI infrastructure to play to its advantages in the race for a technology that could define the 21st century.
Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia
