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Chinese researchers reveal amplification mechanism behind deadly Nepal mudslide

By Global Times – Why did the devastating Nepal mudslide occur, and what caused it to rapidly intensify? A joint research team led by the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research

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China, India to Hold 25th Round of Boundary Talks in Beijing

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