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Cindy In (627 Posts)

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  US Carriers Request Halt on More China Flights, Citing Unfair Advantage Amid Ukraine Crisis 2024.04.12 Major U.S. airlines are urging the Biden administration to suspend additional approvals for Chinese flights between China and the U.S. According to Reuters, on the 11th (local time), Airlines for America (A4A), which includes members like American Airlines Group, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines, sent a letter to the Department of Transportation and the State […]
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  U.S. Blacklists Four Chinese Companies for Supporting Chinese Military AI Chip Development 2024.04.12 Firefighters work to put out the fire after a building in Odesa, a port city in southern Ukraine, was attacked by a Russian drone last month. The U.S. government has added four Chinese companies to its blacklist (entity list·export control list) for allegedly supporting the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s acquisition of artificial intelligence (AI) chips. […]
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  Breaking Barriers: ATEEZ at Coachella 2024.04.12 ATEEZ’s performance at Coachella is just a day away. When news broke that ATEEZ would be the first K-Pop boy band to perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (hereafter Coachella), it drew explosive interest from many. ATEEZ will perform for about an hour on April 12th and 19th (local time). Coachella is […]
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  President Yoon's Future Uncertain After Crushing Election Defeat 2024.04.12 NYT·AP: “President Yoon is facing a lame-duck.” Reuter: “The result could hinder President Yoon’s policy efforts.” WSJ: “Not only friendly countries but also hostile countries may act on the assumption that President Yoon’s foreign policy direction has an expiration date.” Presidential Office Photojournalist Corps Foreign media on the 10th predicted that President Yoon Suk Yeol […]
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  US and Australia Struggle as China Cancels Wheat Orders 2024.04.11 Chicago wheat futures prices have fallen by 10% since the start of the yearChina cancels order for 504,000 tons of U.S. wheatFood Security Law to take effect in JunePressure to curb grain imports increases Wheat prices have plummeted as China, the world’s largest grain importer, recently canceled large wheat orders from the U.S. and Australia. […]
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  U.S. Accuses China of Using Force to Expand Territory in South China Sea 2024.04.11 A joint naval and air force exercise conducted by the United States, Japan, Australia, and the Philippines in the South China Sea on July 7/EPA Yonhap News The United States has strongly criticized China, which conflicts with some countries, including the Philippines, over sovereignty in the South China Sea, accusing it of trying to secure […]
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  White House Eyes South Korea for Advanced Military Tech Collaboration 2024.04.11 White House NSC Official: “Considering a variety of additional partners, including South Korea, in relation to Pillar 2” South Korea was mentioned as a potential partner in the advanced military technology development project driven by AUKUS, a security alliance between the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. According to Yonhap News on the 9th, […]
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  China's Economic Outlook Darkens as Fitch Downgrades Its Credit Rating 2024.04.11 AP and Yonhap Fitch, an international credit rating agency, has downgraded China’s national credit rating outlook. The agency cited the country’s struggle to extricate itself from a real estate-driven economic crisis. According to Bloomberg News, on the 10th, Fitch downgraded China’s national credit rating outlook from stable to negative. Fitch explained the reason for the […]
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  Biden's Warning to China: South China Sea Dispute Heats Up 2024.04.09 U.S. President Joe Biden is set to warn against China’s coercive actions in the South China Sea. He plans to clarify that the U.S.-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty applies to the Second Thomas Shoal in the Spratly Islands, where the Philippines and China are in a territorial dispute. This area rapidly emerges as a potential flashpoint […]
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  Goldman Sachs Warns: Trump's Tariff Plan Could Hit U.S. Income and Spending 2024.04.09 Goldman analysis: greater impact on actual income and personal consumption Analysts predict that if the tariff imposition plan against China, advocated by former U.S. President Donald Trump, is implemented, it could hinder U.S. economic growth and increase inflation. According to Bloomberg on the 7th (local time), analysts at Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. projected in a […]
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  China's EV Bubble Bursts: Xiaomi and Evergrande Grapple with Bankruptcy Threats 2024.04.09 Fierce competition in China’s global EV marketXiaomi and Evergrande EV struggle Chinese electric vehicle (EV) companies, once heralded for their global market dominance, are recently facing a crisis with a wave of bankruptcies. Unless the authorities intervene, there is a possibility that the entire market may wobble. This is a view of an EV company […]
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  China's Diplomatic Strategy to Break U.S. Pressure 2024.04.09 China plans to break through U.S. pressure by securing alliesRussian Foreign Minister invited to discuss the anti-American frontGerman Chancellor Scholz and Putin to visit China, Xi to visit France Xi Jinping, General Secretary of China, and Olaf Scholz, Chancellor of Germany. This is a photo from November 2022 when Chancellor Scholz visited China./Xinhua News Agency. […]
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  North Korea Expected to Launch Second Spy Satellite, Says South Korean Defense Minister 2024.04.09 On April 8th, Shin Won Sik, the South Korean Defense Minister, revealed that the South Korean Military predicts North Korea will launch its second military reconnaissance satellite this month. After observing the launch of our military’s second reconnaissance satellite at the Ministry of Defense building in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Minister Shin stated, “We had been closely […]
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  AI-Driven Election Interference: China's New Weapon Against U.S., South Korea, and India 2024.04.08 On the 6th, foreign media outlets, such as The Guardian, reported on a Microsoft warning that China might use artificial intelligence (A.I.) to disrupt elections in South Korea, the U.S., and India. Microsoft has warned that China, having run a trial using AI content during the Taiwanese presidential opinion polls, intends to disrupt elections in […]
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  Japan's Pursuit of North Korean Summit: Failure is a Low-Cost Option 2024.04.08 Low opportunity cost even if the summit failsJapan’s security interests must have close cooperation with the US and South Korea The Japanese government, pushing for a summit with North Korea, needs the support of President Joe Biden, according to a US diplomatic and security authority. The reason is that the opportunity cost is low even […]
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  China's Economic Ambitions Face Harsh Reality Check 2024.04.08 The reality of China’s G2 economy, which aims to surpass the United States in quality and quantity, is reportedly quite grim. In particular, the realities of low income and unemployment are likely more horrific than we might assume. China seems to have a long way to go to maintain its G2 status and achieve its […]
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  North Korea's Kim Jong Un Sends Message of Support to Putin Amid Russian Flood Crisis 2024.04.08 Kim Jong Un and President Putin (Photo = Kremlin Palace) North Korea’s Kim Jong Un sent a message of condolence to President Putin regarding the flood damage that occurred in the Orenburg region of Russia, according to the Korean Central News Agency on the 8th. In the message sent to Putin, Kim Jong Un said, […]
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  Next-Gen Defense: Robotic Dogs in the U.S. Air Force - Part 3 2024.04.06 Controlling robotic military dogs through a virtual reality headset The quadrupedal robot patrols and guards a pre-determined route and is monitored by an electronic security sensor system. Soldiers in the base’s operations center can also control the robotic military dog by wearing a virtual reality headset provided by Immersive Wisdom. The robotic military dog primarily […]
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  Next-Gen Defense: Robotic Dogs in the U.S. Air Force - Part 2 2024.04.06 Robotic military dogs are designed to operate in any terrain or environment In a press release, the U.S. Air Force stated, “In future battlefields, soldiers will continually face staggering amounts of information to assess.” It added, “To effectively respond to this, they will rely on integrating data in nanoseconds, which is acquired through ABMS training. […]
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  Next-Gen Defense: Robotic Dogs in the U.S. Air Force - Part 1 2024.04.06 Four years ago, a scene from a futuristic science fiction movie played out in real life during a U.S. Air Force training exercise, creating quite a stir. It was a scene of robotic military dogs sprinting from a U.S. Air Force cargo plane onto a runway in the Mojave Desert. These robotic dogs, airlifted with […]