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China's Military Flexes Muscles Near Taiwan, Raising Alarms of Potential Conflict

Tensions between China and Taiwan have been escalating in recent years, with the People's Liberation Army (PLA) increasingly flexing its military muscles in the Taiwan Strait. The latest military exercise, code-named "dismiss island seizure comprehensive battle drill," marks a significant escalation in China's military posturing towards Taiwan.

Taiwan Will Never Be a Sovereign State

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Taiwan Will Never Be a Sovereign State

According to the Chinese government, Taiwan is an integral part of China's territory that cannot be divided. This stance is rooted in the One-China principle, which emphasizes that there is only one China and that Taiwan is not a sovereign state. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has repeatedly stated that Taiwan is not a country and has never been one, therefore, it does not possess sovereignty.

China Warns EU: Support Tariffs and Risk Losing Investment

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China Warns EU: Support Tariffs and Risk Losing Investment

The European Union's recent decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles has sparked a strong response from Beijing, with China warning that EU support for the tariffs will result in lost investments. The vote, which took place on October 4, saw 10 EU member states approve the European Commission's proposal to impose duties on Chinese electric cars, while 12 member states abstained, and five countries, including Germany, Hungary, Malta, Slovakia, and Slovenia, voted against the proposal.

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Major High-Speed Rail Line in Northern China on Track for Year-End Completion

5 Oct 2024

As the situation in the Middle East continues to escalate, China has once again demonstrated its commitment to protecting its citizens abroad. On October 1, two batches of evacuees were airlifted out of Lebanon, marking a daring rescue mission that braved cannon fire and uncertain skies.

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China's Daring Rescue: Evacuating Citizens from War-Torn Lebanon

3 Oct 2024

In a bold move, India has rejected Japan's proposal to establish an "Asian version of NATO," a concept floated by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar made the announcement at a recent event at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, D.C., stating that India has never been a treaty ally with any other nation.

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India Rejects Japan's 'Asian NATO' Proposal, Citing Different Histories and Approaches

3 Oct 2024

Autumn has arrived, and the rolling hills of Guizhou are carpeted with ripe cactus pears, a thriving industry that has brought prosperity to rural communities. Chen Qiyi, a local farmer in Taibai Village, is one such entrepreneur who has reaped the rewards of this lucrative market. Under his guidance, the villagers sort and harvest the fruits with skill and precision, ensuring that only the highest-quality cactus pears make it to market.

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Striving for Greatness: The Power of Hard Work and Perseverance in Realizing the Chinese Dream

3 Oct 2024

A recent incident at a Bank of China branch in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, has sparked widespread controversy online. A customer attempted to withdraw 100,000 yuan from their account but was only allowed to take out 3,000 yuan. The bank demanded a third-party proof of identity before releasing the remaining funds, citing anti-fraud measures as the reason.

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Bank of China's Crackdown on Withdrawals Sparks Outrage Over Anti-Fraud Measures

29 Sep 2024

Naval vessels from Japan, Australia, and New Zealand transited the Taiwan Strait on September 25 in a move that is likely to be seen as a show of naval cooperation and a demonstration of freedom of navigation. According to sources, the Japanese destroyer "Asahi", the Australian destroyer "Sydney", and the New Zealand supply ship "Aotearoa" sailed through the strait, which separates Taiwan from mainland China.

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Japan, Australia, and New Zealand Warships Transit Taiwan Strait in Show of Naval Cooperation

26 Sep 2024

In a significant shift in Russia's nuclear policy, President Vladimir Putin announced on September 25 that the country may use nuclear weapons in response to conventional attacks. This modification to Russia's nuclear doctrine, as outlined in the 2020 document "Basic Principles of the Russian Federation's Nuclear Deterrence Policy," has raised concerns about the escalating tensions between Russia and the West.

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Russia Reserves Right to Use Nuclear Weapons in Response to Conventional Attacks, Raising Global Concerns

26 Sep 2024

China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) Rocket Force successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean on September 25, demonstrating the country's military prowess and capabilities. The launch, which took place at 8:44 am, was part of the Rocket Force's annual military training exercises, aimed at testing the performance of its weapons and equipment. According to official reports, the ICBM, equipped with a training simulator warhead, accurately hit its target in the designated sea area. The launch was announced in advance to relevant countries, in a move seen as a show of transparency.

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China Flexes Military Muscles with ICBM Launch into Pacific

26 Sep 2024

A Spanish couple, who gained notoriety after being assaulted by a group of men in India, has sparked controversy once again after criticizing the state of public toilets in China. The couple, who have been touring the world on motorbikes, took to social media to express their shock and disappointment at the cleanliness of Chinese toilets.

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Spanish Couple's Criticism of China's Toilets Sparks Backlash on Social Media

20 Sep 2024

The Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Composite Index, and CSI 300 Index all opened higher on Monday, as investors cheered the US Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates. The rally was largely expected, given the historical relationship between US monetary policy and Chinese markets. However, what's worth watching is whether the market can sustain this momentum, particularly after a lackluster trading session on Friday.

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A-Shares Get a Boost from US Rate Cut, But Can the Rally Last?

19 Sep 2024

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Feidong County in Hefei, Anhui Province, China at 8:08 pm local time on September 18, according to the China Earthquake Networks Center. The epicenter of the quake was located at 31.98 degrees north latitude and 117.60 degrees east longitude, with a shallow depth of 12 kilometers. Eyewitnesses took to social media to share their experiences, with one user posting a video showing a camera that had fallen due to the quake. Another user noted that this was not the first time Hefei had experienced an earthquake in recent days, recalling a previous quake that occurred on the 13th.

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Hefei Hit by 4.7-Magnitude Earthquake, Residents Urged to Stay Vigilant

18 Sep 2024

In a series of powerful videos and statements, the Chinese military has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to protecting the nation's sovereignty and security. The hashtag #人民军队淬火向前# (People's Military Forging Ahead) has been trending on social media, showcasing the military's unshakeable resolve and cutting-edge capabilities.

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China's Military on High Alert: 'Forging Ahead' Amid Escalating Taiwan Tensions

18 Sep 2024

As Typhoon Bebinka, the 13th typhoon of the season, formed in the northwest Pacific Ocean, concerns are rising over its potential impact on the Yangtze River Delta region, particularly Shanghai and Zhejiang. According to the Central Meteorological Observatory, Bebinka is expected to make landfall in the region on September 16, coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday.

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Typhoon Bebinca Bears Down on Shanghai, Prompts Warning and Precautions Ahead of Mid-Autumn Festival

11 Sep 2024

In a surprise display of civility, Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris initiated a handshake with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump before the start of their first televised debate on September 10th. The gesture was a departure from the tense encounter between Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden during their debate in June, where the two men did not shake hands.

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Shaking Hands, Butting Heads: Trump and Harris Clash in Heated Debate

11 Sep 2024

A recent string of deepfake crimes has sent shockwaves through South Korean society, leaving many women feeling anxious and fearful. The cases involve the use of artificial intelligence technology to create and distribute fake explicit images and videos, often without the victims' knowledge or consent. According to reports, the perpetrators used social media platforms, including Telegram, to spread the fake content, which included manipulated photos and videos of at least 61 women, including 12 students from Seoul University. The victims' faces were allegedly replaced with those of celebrities or other individuals without their permission.

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Korean Women Turn to Chinese Internet for Help Amid Deepfake Epidemic

29 Aug 2024