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A large solar project on the Tibetan Plateau and claims China added generating capacity equivalent to the Three Gorges Dam every three weeks on average during 2025.
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A large solar project on the Tibetan Plateau and claims China added generating capacity equivalent to the Three Gorges Dam every three weeks on average during 2025.
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Internet service returned after a two-day outage that media reports associated with a Taliban edict, while a Taliban spokesman denied that the government intentionally caused the disruption.
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China has added new solar panels with power-generating capacity equivalent to that of the immense Three Gorges Dam every three weeks during 2025.
A large solar project on the Tibetan Plateau and claims China added generating capacity equivalent to the Three Gorges Dam every three weeks on average during 2025.
Open source reportThat may be a way to save face after Taliban leaders realized how much Afghanistan's economy and people now depend on the internet for basic and Taliban-tolerated (for men, at least) functions like trade, travel, and communications.
The Taliban’s denial may be face-saving and that leaders may have restored service after recognizing the country’s dependence on internet access for trade, travel, and communications.
Open source reportInternet service returned to Afghanistan after a two-day outage that media reports tied to a Taliban edict against "immorality."
Internet service returned after a two-day outage that media reports associated with a Taliban edict, while a Taliban spokesman denied that the government intentionally caused the disruption.
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