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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 25 January 2021
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	Sikkim: Chinese and Indian troops 'in new border clash' BBC News Tensions are high along the world's longest disputed border. Both sides claim large areas of territory. At least 20 Indian soldiers died in a skirmish in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	China was largest recipient of FDI in 2020: Report Reuters (Reuters) - China was the largest recipient of foreign direct investment in 2020 as the coronavirus outbreak spread across the world during the course ... Flag as irrelevant
	Netflix begins filming major production in Belfast BBC News The chief executive of Belfast Harbour, Joe O'Neill, said the production would be filming in the studios for around seven months. "We're absolutely ... Flag as irrelevant
	The fintechs taking on Klarna in Europe Sifted This follows a record funding year in 2020 for the BNPL sector, which raised $1.5bn globally according to CB Insights, and prompted a strong public ... Flag as irrelevant
	TikTok rival Kuaishou to raise up to $6.3bn in Hong Kong IPO Financial Times The company has spent heavily on bringing in new users as it faces an increasingly crowded online video market in China. Cornerstone investors in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dustin Poirier defeats Conor McGregor with a knockout in the 2nd round CNN Dustin Poirier punches Conor McGregor of Ireland in a lightweight fight during the UFC 257 event inside Etihad Arena on UFC Fight Island on January ... Flag as irrelevant
	Japan likely to hit COVID-19 herd immunity in October, months after Olympics: researcher Reuters "Japan looks to be quite late in the game," Rasmus Bech Hansen, the founder of British research firm Airfinity, told Reuters. "They're dependent on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tom Brady Is Back in the Super Bowl, Because of Course He Is The New York Times In his tornado of an off-season, he also celebrated a birthday. In August, he turned 43. At that age, N.F.L. players are playing golf or reconnecting with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Spiralling poverty in Iran adds to pressure on regime Financial Times The Islamic republic boasts that the economy has survived in the face of US sanctions and the coronavirus pandemic, in part because of non-oil exports ... Flag as irrelevant

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