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Dec 9, 2023
A meeting of the country's leadership was held in China, which discussed the operation to influence the elections in Taiwan - Reuters
High -ranking Chinese officials held a meeting in early December, at which they discussed the opportunity to influence the elections in Taiwan, reports Reuters with reference to Taiwanese intelligence. The elections should take place on January 13, and the PRC wants to push Taiwanese voters to vote for candidates who advocate strengthening ties with mainland China. This will be done both at the expense of political measures and activities of a military nature.
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Dec 9, 2023
In France, sentences were sentenced to schoolchildren in the case of the murder of a teacher in 2020
The court in Paris made a decision in the case of six schoolchildren from 16 to 18 years old, accused of involvement in the murder of teacher Samuel Pati in 2020. According to BFMTV, they were appointed prison terms of 14 months conditionally to six months of imprisonment. The list of listen was conducted in closed mode. A student of the college, with whose accusations the teacher's persecution began, was sentenced on charges of slander by 18 months in prison.
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Dec 9, 2023
Yemenic Husites called their legitimate goals all the ships following the Israeli ports
Yemeni Husites announced that “while the supply of food and medications to gas is blocked”, all ships following the Israeli ports will be the legitimate goals of their armed forces, regardless of who is their owner. This was stated on the air of Al Masirah, a representative of the rebels Yahya Sarea. He also said that the Husites would not attack ships in the Red and Arabian seas, if they are in no way connected with Israel.
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Dec 9, 2023
China is trying to show the West a readiness for economic cooperation, but is not going to reform its economy - Kitaist Kovacich is not
The cause of the crisis In fact, in the statement of Xi Jinping there is nothing unusual, because the Chinese authorities have long recognized that the country's economy is faced with unprecedented challenges, and they are both external and internal. External challenges are primarily in sanctions pressure from the United States to China. Here I mean, first of all, technological restrictions regarding export to China of various semiconductor technologies and some high-tech goods.
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Dec 9, 2023
The find in the stomach of the petrified tyrannosauride made it possible to find out that these prehistoric animals changed food habits with age
Inside the fossilized remains of tyrannosauride, whose age is 75 million years, scientists have discovered parts of the body of two cubs of other types of dinosaurs, BBC reports . This discovery allows you to better understand what this ancient predator eats. According to a study published in the journal Science Advances, the hind legs of two bird -like dinosaurs of the genus Citipes were discovered under the chest of the young Gorgosaurus (relative of the royal tyrannosaurus).
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Dec 9, 2023
"I know that my hands are on the elbow in the blood." Confession of those who fled from the front
Confession "I know that my hands are on the elbow in the blood." Confession of those who fled from the front The Insider 9 December 2023 More than a year has passed since the beginning of mobilization in Russia. In September 2022, the military leadership promised the newly-made soldiers a service in the rear and a quick return home-both of them turned out to be a lie. Unprepared conscripts are used in “meat assaults”, and you can legally finish the service only through wound or death.
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Dec 9, 2023
In Moscow, an entrepreneur was arrested. He traded databases of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which could be used in the attempt on Vladlen Tatar
The Basmann District Court of Moscow arrested for two months a private entrepreneur Yevgeny Shitikov, who was accused of selling personal data of citizens received from closed police bases. According to the Kommersant newspaper, the investigation checks the version that this information could be used in preparing the attempt on the military commander and blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, blown up in the spring of 2023.
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Dec 9, 2023
In St. Petersburg, a citizen of the United States was detained, accused of “rehabilitation of Nazism” because of a picture with a St. George ribbon-Baza
In St. Petersburg, US citizen Yuri Malev, accused of “rehabilitation of Nazism”, was detained, Baza reports . According to the publication, Malev lives in Brooklyn, and on May 8, 2022, he posted a picture on the Internet, which depicts a corpse with a St. George ribbon tied to his finger. Under it was a signature: "How to wear a St. George ribbon." It is also reported that Malev published on the Odnoklassniki network another similar post with the image.
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Dec 9, 2023
The German court decided to send a Chechens-Gei from Germany to Russia, who killed a transsexual on the Pride in Munster
The German court decided on extradition to Russia of the 21-year-old Chechens Nuradi A., who killed during the Pride Christopher Street Day in Munster in 2022, shemale Malta K., Bild reports . The Chechen was engaged in boxing and beat his victim to death. In March, he was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Dec 9, 2023
The court in Russia arrested Belarus, who was accused of undermining trains in the tunnel of BAM
The Central District Court of Omsk arrested a citizen of Belarus Sergey Yeremeyev, who was accused of undermining trains in the tunnel of the Baikal-Amur Railway (BAM) in Buryatia, reports TASS. At the trial, the defendant said that he wanted to paralyze the movement of the railway in order to prevent the transportation of military cargoes, the Russian State Information Agency writes. The detention of Yeremeyev became known on December 7.
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Dec 9, 2023
The police allowed wives mobilized from the “Way Home” movement to put cloves to the eternal fire after a meeting with the authorities
On the Day of the Heroes of the Fatherland, the mobilized wives, consisting of the “Way Home” movement, laid cloves to the Eternal Flame near the Kremlin wall. Its participants have advocated the return of the mobilized, who have been in the war in Ukraine for a long time. According to Sota, the police initially tried to interfere with the laying of flowers and offered to put cloves on the snow in front of the memorial.
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Dec 9, 2023
The EU agreed on a document governing the use of artificial intelligence
The EU agreed on the text of the bill on the regulation of artificial intelligence, writes The Guardian. It was accepted according to the results of negotiations between the European Parliament and representatives of the European Union states, which lasted 37 hours. He will regulate not only artificial intelligence, but social networks and search engines. The document began to be developed back in 2021.
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Dec 9, 2023
The Prosecutor General of Finland began checking Yana Petrovsky from the neo -Nazi group of DShRG "Rusich". Ukraine is insisted
In Finland, the Central Criminal Police began a pre -investigation of Yana Petrovsky, also known as Voislav Torden, reports Yle, referring to the deputy prosecutor General Yucca Ruppe. Petrovsky is suspected of committing crimes of a terrorist nature in Ukraine as part of a neo -Nazi group of DShRG "Rusich". Tordena was detained in Finland at the request of Kyiv, which requires its issuance. The Finnish Supreme Court refused this request.
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Dec 9, 2023
NYT: The authorities of European countries are afraid that in case of winning the election, Trump will lead the United States from NATO. They try to dissuade him from this step
Small European countries, in the event that Donald Trump is again elected to the US President, are going to set fire to the flattering and purchases of American weapons. This was written by The New York Times with reference to their sources among European diplomats, noting that these countries adhered to the same strategy and Trump's last presidential term. The main fear of European countries, as the publication writes, is the US withdrawal from NATO.
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