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UN Secretary‑General Guterres said the so‑called ceasefire in the Middle East is merely a reduction in the intensity of fighting.
2026-09-22
UN Secretary‑General Guterres said the so‑called ceasefire in the Middle East is merely a reduction in the intensity of fighting.
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At its Sep. 22 interim results meeting, Meixinsheng said several of its smart sensing and power-management chips for AI smart glasses — used for optical knobs, wear detection, smart imaging, eye‑tracking and wireless charging — will undergo multi-sta
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