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Why you should read news?

To enhance your reading skills, some individuals choose to read books, but 95% of them end up giving up before completing the first chapter. Why? Because the book is too lengthy, requiring too much time to finish. However, news articles are different; they are short and can be completed in a single day.

Another reason I recommend reading news is that you can discuss these topics with anyone. If you opt for a book, you always need to find someone who has read it and is still interested in the subject.

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  • South Africa forces Taiwan to relocate its representative office out of the capital

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  • China implements Anti-Spy Law, foreign direct investment plunges over 70%
  • BYD Surpasses Tesla: China’s Prelude to Becoming the Automotive Manufacturing Kingdom

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