Is it common to have three seats up front in China?

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🇨🇳🇰🇵 Since "Made in China" is seen as being cheap, some Chinese auto repair shops engrave "Made in Korea" and sell used tires at inflat...

You guys’ mattresses would work the same.

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🚨Update: China says YLC-8E anti-stealth radar world’s best, can detect top stealth fighters! Dictator Maduro purchased one to protect Caracas ...

Americans don't mess around

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Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command Conducts “Justice Mission 2025” Drills 东部战区开展“正义使命-2025”演习 Senior Colonel Shi...

In Taiwan’s Constitutional Court, 8 justices handled a case on whether amendments to the Constitutional Litigation Act were unconstitutional: 5 ruled parts invalid, while 3 refused to join and said the 5‑justice panel was illegitimate. From a constitutional design angle, parliament is built for political fights, so walkouts and boycotts are basically “priced in” as part of democratic struggle, and the cost is paid through political responsibility and elections, not legal sanctions. But a constitutional court is meant to keep the system running, so if justices can boycott deliberations to block quorum, they turn a political weapon on a body that is supposed to stay non‑political and end up paralyzing the very system they swear to protect. Source:

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台灣憲法法庭「實質癱瘓」十個月，誰來保障人民權利？ - BBC News 中文

自去年10月底，台灣憲法法庭七位大法官任期屆滿卸任後，遲遲無法補足缺額，運作形同停擺。前大法官和多名�...

In 1942, Japan told us the same story — an old version “Unified Asia,” the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. Guess what? You Chinese guys turned it down and went to war. China would've been wiped out w/o the Allies’ bloody battles against Japan. Not good for you in 1942?

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@alreadydawn A unified Asia with a shared destiny would be good for everyone.

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【Militarism Traits vs China’s Current Status】 1️⃣ Military supremacy; politics subordinate to military goals - China: PLA fully loyal to the Party and top leader. 2️⃣ High military spending; resources prioritized for defense - China: Rapidly rising defense budget, limited transparency. 3️⃣ Nationalism + ideological unity + glorification of the military - China: Promotes “Strong Army Dream” and patriotic military education. 4️⃣ Using military power as a foreign policy tool - China: Frequent military pressure in Taiwan Strait, South China Sea, border areas. 5️⃣ Power centralization; suppression of dissent - China: Tight control of media; military issues cannot be debated. 6️⃣ Societal militarization trend - China: Expanding national defense education and reserve reforms.

Czech cyber agency warns about Chinese apps & devices sending user data back to China. They say this risks national security and privacy. This affects phones, smart meters, medical tech, IP cameras, and cloud services used in critical infrastructure. Czech govt banned some Chinese AI tools for state use and urges caution on products linked to China. Stay safe online! Source: https://www.darkreading.com/cybersecurity-operations/czech-warning-highlights-china-stealing-user-data

DEAD BODIES ARE DISAPPEARING IN CHINA Possible links to illegal organ trade, corruption, and black market activity. Families left without answers, dignity denied. A chilling look into a hidden system few dare to expose.

US House bans WhatsApp from all devices over security concerns. Memo cites data storage & encryption risks. Staff urged to use Teams, Signal, iMessage, FaceTime, or Wickr instead. (Meta objects, says WhatsApp is secure.) Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/whatsapp-banned-us-house-representatives-devices-memo-2025-06-23/

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Cutting-edge Chinese high-speed rail technology magically took years off a woman and made her act like a kid.

WTF FILTERS Two Chinese researchers were accused by the FBI of plotting to smuggle a crop-killing fungus, Fusarium graminearum, into the United States. This fungus poses a serious threat to major crops such as wheat, barley, corn, and rice, and could potentially devastate the U.S. food supply if weaponized or genetically modified. The suspects are Jian Yunqing, a 33-year-old University of Michigan researcher and Chinese Communist Party member, and her boyfriend Liu Zunong, 34. Liu was arrested at Detroit airport in July 2024 while attempting to bring the fungus samples into the country. Jian is currently detained, and Liu remains at large. Officials view this as a deliberate biological attack on U.S. agriculture, raising national security concerns. Iowa Senator Joni Ernst called it a “potential bioweapon” and praised law enforcement for preventing a major crisis. Experts recommend genomic sequencing of the smuggled fungus to assess whether it has been engineered to increase its virulence or resistance. Source:

Exclusive | Chinese researchers' alleged plot to smuggle crop-killing fungus into US is an 'attack on US food supply': feds

AZ Gov. Hobbs vetoed the bill banning China from owning land, citing unclear enforcement and limited impact on military security. Supporters say it protects national security. Source:

Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoes bill stopping China from owning Arizona land | 12news.com

A live report from BBC journalist Kate Adie during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests in Beijing. It shows the brutal crackdown by the military on student protesters demanding political freedom and reform. On the night of June 3rd, soldiers opened fire on unarmed civilians around Tiananmen Square. The streets were chaotic—gunshots, burning military vehicles, and many injured people rushed to hospitals. Kate Adie witnessed the violence firsthand and even faced gunfire herself. She risked everything to get the footage out to the world, exposing the harsh reality of the crackdown. The protesters showed incredible courage, especially the iconic “Tank Man” who stood in front of a column of tanks, symbolizing peaceful resistance against military force. After the massacre, the Chinese government arrested many and suppressed foreign journalists. This event shocked the world and remains a sensitive and important moment in China’s modern history.

"BUDGET TRAVEL" habits of some Chinese tourists, like overnight stays in public places (e.g., McDonald’s), sparking debates in Taiwan and Hong Kong. Hong Kong’s leader urges “tolerance and welcome,” but critics argue this risks enabling inappropriate behavior and disrupting public order. The controversy highlights cultural clashes over public space use and the balance between hospitality and local norms for visitors. Source:

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中國不少遊客趁「五一黃金週」湧入香港旅遊，訪港人數更是破紀錄，然而因為不少人選擇「窮遊」玩港，引發...

A Chinese man confessed to killing a Thai transgender woman in Pattaya after a dispute. He stabbed her with scissors, slashed her chest, and removed her heart and left lung. Source:

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Chinese man confesses to brutal murder of transgender woman in Pattaya - Victim's father demands death penalty - Pattaya Mail

PATTAYA, Thailand – The horrifying murder case in Pattaya has left the public shaken as a Chinese man confessed to the gruesome killing of a tran...

COVID-19 infection may result in objectively measurable cognitive deficits that can persist for a year or longer.

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COVID-19 may have small but lasting effects on cognition and memory | Imperial News | Imperial College London

COVID-19 may have an impact on people’s cognitive and memory abilities that lasts a year or more after infection.

The NEJM study titled "Cognition and Memory after Covid-19 in a Large Community Sample" assessed over 112,000 participants using online cognitive tests between July 2021 and August 2022. Researchers analyzed performance in memory, reasoning, and executive function across different groups: those who had COVID-19 with varying symptom durations and those who never had COVID-19. Source: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2311330