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tvzq India s leader defends new law as protests against it go on
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 SHANGHAI, China  University student and aspiring businesswoman Sophia Jiang has an idea for a website in China that could help students like her.She envisions a space where people with a stanley cup n innovative idea about a new technology could  meet   at least in the cyber-sense  so they can research it together.Similar websites exis stanley cup t in other countries, but theres no such thing in China, 22-year-old Jiang said recently between classes in Shanghai, a buzzing port city of 24 million people.Her website doesnt yet have a name, she says, but maybe it could be a word that means  the light of the future. China turns to techChinas future, as Jiang and her friends see it, is no longer in its lagging manufacturing industry but in its burgeoning technology sector.Manufacturing helped Chinas economy grow an average 10 percent annually over the past 10 years. In 2010, China surpassed Japan to become the worlds second-largest economy, after the United States.Chinas rate of growth is now slowing  it dipped to a five-year low of 7.3 percent in the third quarter of 2014. B stanley cup ut it is still doing reasonably well by global standards, thanks in part to its booming tech industry.Shanghai   skyline, which features the Pearl television tower and a building shaped like a bottle opener, lights up in neon colors at night. Photo by Larisa Epatko/PBS NewsHourChina has some big names in e-commerce: Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, which connect purchasers with products and services from t Rbsj Obama:    Running Out of Time    on Debt Negotiations
 PARIS  AP  鈥?Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met Friday with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris as part of an official visit, during which he will also participate in a global financing summit aimed at fighting poverty and climate change.Macron and the prince sat down for a one-to-one working lunch at the Elysee presidential palace.The French presidency said the talks would focus on bilateral relations between the two countries and on regional stability issues, especially after long-time rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran聽restored diplomatic ties聽earlier this year.France is a major weapons and defense supplier to Gulf nations.The leaders also are preparing for a global summit next week  aimed at bringing together private and public funding  to fight poverty, support climate transition and protect biodiversity, the French presidency said. The event is expected to gather over 50 heads of states and governments as well as many NGOs and prominent climate activists.During his stay in Paris, Prince Mohammed is also expected to push for Riyad stanley cup h to host the 2030 World Fairs Expo.READ MORE: UN chief says fossil fuels are incompatible with human  yeezy survival, calls for credible exit strategyHis visit to France comes as the prince has sought to rehabilitate his ima stanley cup ge abroad following the 2018聽killing and dismemberment of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi聽at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. While Saudi Arabia denies the princes involvement, U.S. intelligence agencies have asse