Celtics’ Enes Kanter Freedom drops blunt response to Yao Ming’s invite to China
If people thought that the Celtics center would back down after Yao’s invitation, they have just been proving absolutely wrong
Read MoreIf people thought that the Celtics center would back down after Yao’s invitation, they have just been proving absolutely wrong
Read MoreAn interview from 2020 discusses disinformation campaigns in Taiwan through China's United Front Department.
Read MoreCensorship concerns The Citizen Lab report said it had found a "censorship keywords" list built into the app, and a feature that allows people to flag other "politically sensitive" expressions. The list of words included the names of Chinese leaders and government agencies, as well as references to the 1989 killing of pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square, and the religious group Falun Gong, which is banned in China. The analysts noted that these features and security flaws are not uncommon for apps in China but posed a risk to users nonetheless. Analysts said the "illegal words" file appeared currently to be inactive, but it was unclear. All visitors to the Games are required to download the app 14 days prior to their departure for China, and use it to record daily their Covid status. For foreign visitors they also need to upload sensitive information already submitted to the Chinese government - like passport details and travel and medical histories.
Read MoreThe AI developed by Xiaoice (Microsoft Asia) is capable of reading financial information, generating text and graphs, and synchronizing with the pre-trained virtual anchor without any human assistance.
Read MoreBy targeting the EU’s supply chain, the Chinese are taking aim at the integrity of the European single market, which is central to the EU’s economy and strategic aspirations.
Read MoreWhen the Chinese Communist Party launches a brutal crackdown against 100 million citizens, a jaded American reporter and a team of innocent students risk everything to expose the deadly propaganda and fight for freedom.
Read MoreWhen pressed on his comment by his cohosts, Palihapitiya doubled down, saying it’s “a hard truth” and that it registers as an issue “below my line.”
Read MoreThe Chinese are inching closer every day.
Read MoreThe U.S. Navy cut ties with a nonprofit military association late last year after Chinese officials became enraged over Taiwanese military officers being invited to a pro-forma Beltway breakfast hosted by the group.
Read MoreThe Communist party is obsessive in its demand for respect, at home and abroad
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