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Join this channel to get access to perks: All rights reserved. Watch the full podcast! Join our fight to expose the CCP at and get ALL the new full-length interviews! And check out our other channel, China Uncensored: A South Korean city has been releasing quirky promotional videos in a bid to attract visitors. Its latest clip features the cityâs senior officials performing a viral dance from the hit music video of the song Storm II by GENER8ION and Yung Lean. Dozens of participants fitted with sleep-tracking devices competed in Tokyoâs âMatt Raceâ to see who could nap the fastest and deepest. Organised by a mattress company, the event offered over two million yen (US$12,700) in prizes while spreading awareness of chronic sleep deprivation in overworked Japan. Young people in China are refusing to be exploited. They are opting out of the rat race and choosing not to marry or have children. The Communist Party newspaper Peopleâs Daily responded with an angry article asking, âIf young people donât get married, are we all just waiting to die?â Join this channel to get access to perks: All rights reserved. South Koreaâs military has released a video it described as showing a mine exploding Monday during an operation to clear mines along its tense border with the North. Seoul has been working to remove explosives after three of its soldiers were hurt in a September 21 blast it blamed on a North Korean mine in the inter-Korean demilitarised zone (DMZ). South Korea says the North has been placing mines in areas that violate a truce between the nations. Pyongyang has dismissed the accusations and rejected Seoulâs call for an apology. After 126 years of retail history, Hong Kongâs first Chinese-owned department store will close its historic branch in the cityâs central business district in December. Sincere is seeking a new venue in the same business district to set up after the closure in December. The companyâs Mong Kok outlet will meanwhile be its sole bricks-and-mortar store in the city. 𧶠Friday’s Exclusive on NTD+: đ” Sign up for our NEWSLETTER and stay in touch: 𧶠‘The Final War’ Documentary DVD: Watch the full podcast! Join our fight to expose the CCP at and get ALL the new full-length interviews! And check out our other channel, China Uncensored: Limited Time: Get your free Tank Man set when you join the 50-Cent Army: Don’t let YouTube suppression and demonetization crush China Uncensored. In the year 2103, Xi Jinping has turned 150, but it’s not enough. He must crush the resistance. And it means going back to the past. Download the China Uncensored mobile app: ______________________________ A 20-year-old US marine was arrested on Sunday in Japanâs Okinawa prefecture on suspicion of robbing and murdering a local woman, police said. Japanâs prime minister Sanae Takaichi condemned the killing. Beijing Wildlife Park has invited visitors over the âgolden weekâ holiday to join a bounty hunt for invasive North American fall webworms, offering free tickets to those who catch the most caterpillars. The Chinese capital has been struggling to contain a seasonal outbreak of the pests originally from the US, Canada and Mexico. Accidentally spread to Europe and Asia decades ago, the insects now threaten hundreds of species of trees, flowers and crops in China. Authorities have also released parasitic wasps and started spraying and trapping the pests. A former Federal Reserve adviser shared restricted information with contacts tied by U.S. authorities to Chinese intelligence. The case involved secret meetings in China, money, a mysterious romanceâand even nude photos. Prosecutors accused John Harold Rogers of conspiring to commit economic espionage. But after hearing the evidence, the jury acquitted him of that charge and convicted him only of lying to investigators. So was Rogers knowingly helping Chinese intelligenceâor was he manipulated? This is the extraordinary story behind one of the strangest espionage cases to hit the Federal Reserve. Did Trump just score his biggest victory against China? China once had a near-monopoly on the rare earth minerals the world needs for everything from computer chips to advanced weapons and AI. Now, the Trump administration is pouring billions into breaking Chinaâs grip and building a new global supply chain. But is Trumpâs temporary trade truce with Xi Jinping actually a retreatâor is he buying time for the US to become independent of Chinaâs rare earths? You know what REALLY scares China? YOU! Join the China Uncensored 50 Cent Army! Get the free China Uncensored weekly newsletter: Download the China Uncensored mobile app: ______________________________ Indonesia is grappling with its most severe wildfire season in over a decade. Toxic haze has been drifting across Southeast Asia as extreme weather worsens the annual fire season. Experts say that despite regulatory frameworks, years of draining carbon-rich peatlands for commercial plantations have left vast ecosystems fragile and fire prone. Environmental groups continue to urge President Prabowo Subianto to implement stricter corporate accountability and decisive action to head off further devastation. Su Mudaerji, the first Tibetan Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter, earned a unanimous decision win in Shanghai on August 29. The 27-year-oldâs victory in the Chinese city was witnessed by the largest crowd the UFC has drawn in Asia. The win also moved Su Mudaerji closer to the sportâs top 10. Cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright discusses reports that Chinese artificial intelligence systems are being probed for hazardous knowledge, including biological weapons, chemical agents and cyberattacks. Southern Thailandâs long-running conflict has escalated following hundreds of coordinated attacks by unknown militants across three provinces in recent months. Can either side find a path to peace? Malaysia is pushing to take durian beyond roadside stalls and family orchards as it tries to convince fans that its varieties of the fruit are worth trying. In Kuala Lumpur, Adrian Choyâs DurianBB is offering alternative durian-themed products. Meanwhile, Edison Ang has founded a durian experience centre to introduce visitors to the history and culture of Malaysian durian. Ang said the centre specifically targets customers from China, the worldâs biggest durian importer. China imported 1.07 million tonnes of the fruit in the first half of 2026, marking a 47 per cent year-on-year increase. First two new F-16V fighter jets arrive in Taiwan | WION Shorts WION The World is One News examines global issues with in-depth analysis. We provide much more than the news of the day. Our aim is to empower people to explore their world. With our Global headquarters in New Delhi, we bring you news on the hour, by the hour. We deliver information that is not biased. We are journalists who are neutral to the core and non-partisan when it comes to world politics. People are tired of biased reportage and we stand for a globalized united world. So for us, the World is truly One. Please keep discussions on this channel clean and respectful and refrain from using racist or sexist slurs and personal insults. The CCP claims it has an excuse to attack Japan. And Chinese police are now patrolling Europe. That and more on this week’s China news headlines. Do not buy this illegal T-shirt of Xi Jinping dressed as Winnie the Pooh: Operation Honey Pot: Paste this emoji đŻ in your comment below. Want to go deeper than YouTube will let us? Check out our website: Get the free China Uncensored weekly newsletter: Download the China Uncensored mobile app: ______________________________ SCMP managing editor Yonden Lhatoo argues that itâs not a competition, but a comparison and call for a spanking rather than caning. Police in Japan have released dashcam footage from a passenger car that was attacked by a brown bear in northern Hokkaido prefecture. The incident took place on Tuesday, when the two bears â believed to be a mother and cub â were seen running along the side of a road before the larger bear darted in front of the vehicle. It then slammed its body against the carâs bonnet, before running away with the cub. One person was travelling in the vehicle, according to public broadcaster NHK. No injuries were reported by the motorists and it was unclear whether the bears were hurt. Investigators continue work to determine why an Omani co-pilot stabbed the captain of a flight bound for Israel, causing the plane to plummet dangerously before others on board subdued the attacker. Captain Smit Machchhar was critically injured after taking the brunt of an attack during a suspected hijacking attempt by a co-pilot on Wednesday. The captain and others on board were hailed as heroes after he managed to open the cockpit door so crew and passengers could overpower the attacker and take control of the plane. The Flydubai flight was en route to Tel Aviv before being forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Su Mudaerji, the first Tibetan Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter, earned a unanimous decision win in Shanghai on August 29. The 27-year-oldâs victory in the Chinese city was witnessed by the largest crowd the UFC has drawn in Asia. The win also moved Su Mudaerji closer to the sportâs top 10. Local tourists are travelling across China during the âgolden weekâ holiday. But despite packed attractions nationwide, analysts warn that soft consumer spending may prevent record travel numbers from boosting revenue. Zoo Atlanta in the United States has released new images of one of the two giant pandas sent from China, days after the pair arrived at the zoo on September 27. The video shows female panda Fu Shuang eating bamboo and settling into her new surroundings. Fu Shuang and her male counterpart Ping Ping were sent to the US state of Georgia following the Xi-Trump summit in Washington in mid-September as part of an agreement between the two countries. Hong Kongâs secret criminal societies are abandoning traditional blood oaths, street violence and territorial rivalries. Today, triad syndicates rely on cybercrime, money laundering and Telegram recruitment, operating more like tech start-ups than street gangs. Through insights from a former youth recruit, anti-triad police and experts, SCMP looks at how Hong Kongâs underworld transformed its business model and culture in the past decade. America and China are locked in a race for AI dominance. As the warnings about an AI catastrophe get louder, whether the two countries can work together is becoming an increasingly pressing issue. Few people are better placed to discuss this subject than Kevin Rudd. Australiaâs former prime minister, who is now president of Asia Society, has spent decades studying how Xi Jinping thinks. As Australiaâs ambassador to Washington, Mr Rudd also watched Donald Trumpâs White House at close quarters. He joins David Rennie, The Economistâs geopolitics editor, to assess the recent summit between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump and examine what it means for the worldâs most consequential relationship. Watch the full show: Chinaâs battle for global dominance with America âis onâ. Thatâs the view from Beijing, according to Kevid Rudd, former Australian prime minister and eminent China watcher. He tells the Economistâs geopolitics editor, David Rennie, that Beijing is banking on Americaâs long-term decline, but risks underestimating the ruling power. Watch the full show: Hundreds of hikers flocked to Po Pin Chau, one of Hong Kongâs most popular coastal trails on Thursday, the first day of the National Day âgolden weekâ. The cityâs first countryside crowd-control scheme was introduced at the High Island Geo Trail in Sai Kung in early September, requiring visitors to make a real-name reservation in advance.
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Tourists crowd Po Pin Chau as âgolden weekâ holiday begins
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