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Auto ambition: With limited competition abroad but hypercompetition at home, China’s EV industry has powered ahead. — AFP

THE constant stream of major global events can be disorienting, particularly when their consequences spin off to produce secondary effects.

Worse, self-interested politics enters as a disabling narrative to make factual understanding more difficult. How to make sense of all this?

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