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As the battle heats up, Apple provides iPhone discounts in China.

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In an effort to protect its market share from growing competition from domestic rivals like Huawei, Apple is implementing exclusive discounts of up to 500 yuan ($68.50) on its most recent iPhone models in China.

On its website, it states that a number of iPhone models are eligible for the four-day promotion, which runs from January 4–7, when purchased with particular payment methods.

There will be the biggest discount of 500 yuan on the premium iPhone 16 Pro, which has a beginning price of 7,999 yuan, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max, which has a starting price of 9,999 yuan. The price of the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus will drop by 400 yuan.

With China’s economy weakening and deflationary pressures causing consumer inflation to fall to a five-month low in November, the discounts come as consumers continue to exercise caution when making purchases.

China is the largest smartphone market in the world, and local manufacturers have stepped up their competitiveness, which has caused Apple to lose market share.

With domestically produced chipsets, Huawei returned to the premium market in August 2023 and has since been a particularly formidable rival. Over the weekend, one of China’s top e-commerce sites saw Huawei reduce the cost of a number of high-end gadgets, including smartphones, by up to 3,000 yuan.

Before making a comeback in the third quarter of 2024, Apple momentarily dropped out of the top five smartphone vendors in China in the second quarter. In China, the U.S. company’s smartphone sales fell 0.3% in the third quarter compared to the same period last year, while Huawei’s sales increased 42%, according to research firm IDC.

Along with other product categories like MacBook computers and iPad tablets, the Apple campaign offers discounts of 200 to 300 yuan on older iPhone models. Customers who wish to receive the discounts must utilize approved payment methods, such as Alipay or WeChat Pay.

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2025’s World Cancer Day

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In an effort to increase public awareness of the disease and promote its prevention, identification, and treatment, today is World Cancer Day.

World Cancer Day 2025’s theme is “United By Unique.” By putting patients and their stories at the center of the discussion, this subject highlights a people-centered approach to cancer care.

It acknowledges that although millions of people worldwide are impacted by cancer, every person’s experience is different, and tailored care is crucial.

The campaign seeks to emphasize how crucial it is to customize cancer therapies to each patient’s unique needs in order to provide compassionate and efficient care.

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The planning for Kashmir Solidarity Day is well underway.

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To show Pakistan’s unwavering support for the Kashmiri people’s just fight for their unalienable right to self-determination under UN resolutions, Kashmir Solidarity Day will be marked tomorrow.

In an effort to show unwavering solidarity for the oppressed people of Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir Solidarity Day, which is celebrated on February 5th every year, is being celebrated in full force throughout Pakistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and beyond.

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PM Goes at CMH Quetta

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Shehbaz Sharif, the prime minister, visited CMH Quetta to check on the security personnel wounded in the battle against terrorists in Kalat and other Balochistani districts.

He spoke to the wounded and hailed them as national heroes, saying that the military and the people are united in their efforts to eradicate the threat of terrorism.

The Prime Minister praised their spirit of sacrifice for the country and their unwavering commitment to protecting the homeland.

He said as long as the protection of the nation is entrusted to such brave soldiers, the enemy can never dare to look at Pakistan with an evil eye.

Shehbaz Sharif said the elements spreading terror and chaos in Balochistan are enemies of the Province’s progress.

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