Interpol: How Shock Hong Kong Meeting Shows China’s Power In Interpol

    Interpol: How Shock Hong Kong Meeting Shows China’s Power In Interpol

    Hong Kong will host the world’s top law enforcement officials later this year at Interpol’s annual general assembly, amid warnings from lawyers, rights activists and former police officers that meeting in China could embolden authoritarian regimes and inhibit participation by reporters and NGOs.  “It’s a really terrible idea,” said Ben Keith, a barrister at 5 St. Andrew’s Hill Chambers in London who specializes in tracking a key aspect…

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    How Olaf, the humanoid that brings together three of America’s biggest companies Nvidia, Google, Disney also showcases 'China's robot might'

      How Olaf, the humanoid that brings together three of America’s biggest companies Nvidia, Google, Disney also showcases ‘China’s robot might’

      A humanoid version of Olaf, the snowman from Frozen, has emerged as an example of how global collaboration is shaping the robotics industry. However, this robot also highlights China’s growing role in the sector’s supply chain. Demonstrated by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in March, the robot combines Nvidia’s and Google‘s artificial intelligence systems with Disney’s…

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      A vibrant, abstract painting depicting a Panama-flagged cargo ship in motion, with the ship's form repeated in overlapping, fractured geometric shapes in shades of blue, conveying a sense of disruption and geopolitical tension.

        U.S. Accuses China of Bullying Over Panama Ship Detentions

        Got story updates? Submit your updates here. › Tensions escalate as China’s detention of Panama-flagged ships threatens global trade and regional sovereignty.Washington Today U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accused the Chinese government of using economic pressure tactics after dozens of Panama-flagged vessels were detained or delayed at Chinese ports, raising concerns about global…

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        UN Hormuz vote now expected next week; China opposes force

          UN Hormuz vote now expected next week; China opposes force

          By David Brunnstrom and John Irish, Reuters Photo: Draft resolution seeks authorisation to protect Hormuz shipping China says authorising force would bring further escalation Resolution authorises “all defensive means necessary” Trump says US can reopen Strait with a little more time security The UN Security Council is now expected to vote next week on a…

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          Multiple projectiles launched from Pingtan Island in the Taiwan Strait, belonging to China's Fuzhou city, as China continues military drills around Taiwan on December 30, 2025.

            As Taiwan steels its defenses against China, some are hatching escape plans

            Taipei, Taiwan —  In the face of growing Chinese military aggression, Taiwan has increased defense spending, extended mandatory conscription and revamped its combat exercises, signaling its determination to fight off a potential invasion. Some of its people, like 51-year-old Nelson Yeh, have been making different plans. Three years ago, Yeh decided to open a bank account…

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            People walk past an office of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) in Beijing.

              China moves to regulate digital humans, bans addictive services for children

              China’s cyberspace regulator issued draft regulations on Friday to oversee the development online of digital humans, requiring clear labeling and banning services ​that could mislead children or fuel addiction. The Cyberspace Administration of ‌China’s proposed rules would require prominent “digital human” labels on all virtual human content and prohibit digital humans from providing “virtual intimate…

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