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At least 24 people have been killed in a Russian air strike in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, civil defence authorities said on Monday. President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on social media that another five people were injured in the attack on a school distributing humanitarian aid in Komyshuvakha. Zelensky described the strike as an “utterly horrific Russian attack”, saying the settlement had been hit several times by aerial bombs over the course of the day. Zelensky said Russia had dropped more.

China’s More-for-Less Formula Faces Its Biggest Test Bloomberg.com

Egyptian weightlifter Younes breaks world record in China Egyptian Gazette

China Tech Stocks Get Fresh Lifeline From Beijing GuruFocus

China adds latency to Marvell's optical mega-deal Breakingviews

U.S., China Expand Uranium Enrichment Arms Control Association

DP World strengthens China–Africa corridor with new shipping link Gulf News

How China Might Target US Midterms Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA)

Andy Burnham’s EU ambitions could force him to confront China The Times

North Korea leans on China and Russia to drive 3% economic growth Nikkei Asia

Britain unveiled sweeping reforms to its immigration system on Monday, requiring some migrants to wait 10 years or more before they can settle, while granting concessions to some care ‌workers to defuse a political row. The reforms are the government’s latest attempt to toughen the rules after the number of arrivals surged following Britain’s departure from the European Union, with post-Brexit immigration policies leading to an influx of healthcare workers and students from around the world. But

China Is Sending AI-Powered Robots Into the Ocean to Uncover Its Lost Ancient History Yahoo

Major automakers urge US Congress to pass permanent ban on Chinese vehicles Reuters

Mercedes Sales Plunge 31% in China as It Eyes Bigger US Push Autoblog

On the ⁠eve of the US midterm elections, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to temporarily block California from counting mail-in ballots from more than 20,000 registered voters who federal officials allege are probably non-US citizens. Escalating a legal fight that could affect thousands of voters, the Justice Department filed the emergency request as it seeks to prevent counting the disputed ballots until each voter’s citizenship status can be verified. A federal appeal

China’s Big Three Airlines Face Annual Losses as Fuel Costs Rise Airways Magazine