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Cindy In (676 Posts)

  • Three Americans Freed in Prisoner Swap—Is China Now Safer to Visit? The U.S. downgraded its travel advisory for China to Level 2 following a prisoner exchange, impacting travel recommendations for citizens.
  • China Protests U.S. Sanctions on 29 Firms Over Alleged Forced Labor China protests U.S. sanctions on 29 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor, calling them baseless and harmful to global supply chains.
  • Massive Gold Deposit Found in China: 300 Tons Could Be Just the Beginning A massive gold deposit estimated at 300 tons has been unearthed in Pingjiang County of Hunan Province, China.
  • China Wants Europe to Lead with Openness, Not Confrontation China urges the EU to maintain strategic autonomy amidst rising unilateralism, emphasizing cooperation and dialogue with Luxembourg.
  • Tech Leaks to China Skyrocket: What’s Behind Korea’s Technology Crisis? South Korea sees a surge in technology leaks, with arrests hitting an all-time high, posing risks to national security and economy.
  • China Fears the Worst as North Korea Strengthens Ties with Russia: The U.S. Is Watching Closely China is uneasy about North Korea's ties with Russia, fearing it may embolden Pyongyang against its interests amid regional tensions.
  • Chinese-Made Winter Clothes for Kids Found Contaminated with Dangerous Chemicals Harmful substances in children's clothing from Chinese online platforms exceed safety standards, prompting further inspections.
  • China’s Furious Response to US Arms Sale—No Meeting with Defense Secretary Austin The U.S. failed to arrange a meeting with China amid tensions over arms sales to Taiwan, highlighting regional dialogue needs.
  • North Korean Soldiers Accused of Gang-Raping Russian Student During Training A local student in Russia alleges she was gang-raped by North Korean soldiers during a military adaptation program.
  • Putin Sends 70+ Animals to North Korea’s Zoo—Including Female Lions Putin gifts over 70 animals, including lions and bears, to North Korea's Pyongyang Zoo, enhancing ties between the two nations.
  • China's Education System Faces Extreme Gender Imbalance: More Boys in Kindergarten, More Girls in College China's education system shows a gender imbalance, with more males in early education but a significant female majority in universities.
  • China's Safety Reputation Shattered After Deadly SUV Attack on Schoolgoers A tragic incident in Hunan, China, saw a driver intentionally hit students, raising concerns over public safety amid rising violence.
  • Kim Jong Un Pushes for Expansion of Industrial Achievements as He Inspects Songchon Factory Kim Jong Un inspected a factory under construction, emphasizing the importance of local industrial development and upcoming evaluations.
  • North Korea’s 16th Autumn Trade Fair Opens, Showcasing Global Innovations The 16th Pyongyang Autumn International Trade Fair features products from 160 companies, focusing on economic exchange and cooperation.
  • THAAD Leak Scandal: Ex-Officials Face Prosecution Over Alleged National Security Breach The Board of Audit reported a leak of THAAD missile operation details to China involving former South Korean officials.
  • China's Population Crisis: Set to Shrink by 51 Million in a Decade China's population is projected to decline significantly, leading to economic challenges due to low birth rates and an aging population.
  • South Korea’s Yoon on Navigating U.S.-China Relations: ‘No Need to Choose’ President Yoon emphasizes South Korea's balanced approach to U.S. and China relations while addressing North Korea's ties with Russia.
  • Bloodshed at Yixing College: 8 Killed in Horrifying Attack by Disgruntled Graduate A tragic stabbing at Yixing Wuxi Vocational College left eight dead, with the suspect citing poor working conditions as motivation.
  • China Executes Men for Repeated Sexual Assaults Against Children China executes three men for sexually assaulting minors, highlighting its strict zero-tolerance policy on such crimes against children.
  • North Korea’s Push for Local Growth: Kim Jong Un Oversees Industrial Project Ahead of Year-End Deadline Kim inspected a construction site in Jaeryong County, emphasizing the need for timely completion under the 20x10 Local Development Policy.
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