September 15
Tuesday · 1 items
06:41
The 20-year “Tokyo·China Film Week” announces cancellation of this year's event, organizers say they considered the situation and environment, no specific reason disclosed.
September 14
Monday · 7 items
16:01
On September 13, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and several European officials encountered a drone alert while leaving Kyiv by train, and another passenger train on the same line was subsequently attacked by Russian drones at the Yahodyn station near the Polish border, with no casualties reported.
12:01
On September 12, Kyodo News cited sources as saying that Beijing has informed Washington that if the U.S. approves new arms sales to Taiwan before the China-U.S. summit this month, China intends to cancel the meeting.
11:00
On September 11, U.S. federal prosecutors in Detroit charged 41-year-old Tianjin woman Di Jin with collecting information on U.S. government officials for Chinese intelligence agencies, using her work at a think tank as a cover.
08:00
September 11, Diplomat magazine expressed concern that the AI and robot revolution may strengthen authoritarian regimes, allowing China to dominate global supply chains, geopolitics and military competition.
04:37
UPDATE #3 [zh] 9月12日，印度新德里金砖峰会期间，莫迪暂停致辞向习近平询问‘Is it OK?’，习近平点头后莫迪继续讲话。
04:30
On September 12, at the BRICS summit in New Delhi, India, Modi twice asked Xi Jinping during his speech, "Is everything okay?", and Xi Jinping nodded in response.
02:02
September 10, NATO Secretary General Lüt warned in Berlin that if China takes military action against Taiwan or the first island chain, Xi Jinping will first call Putin to have Russia contain NATO in Europe.
September 12
Saturday · 2 items
18:00
The U.S. accuses Chinese entities of providing high-resolution satellite imagery before Iran's attack on the U.S. military base in Jordan in July, resulting in the deaths of 3 U.S. soldiers, and Beijing refuses to acknowledge this.
10:00
September 11, the Financial Times reported that China is accelerating the introduction of extraterritorial effect regulations to counter US and EU sanctions, pushing multinational companies into a gap of being illegal on both sides.