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September 29
Tuesday · 1 items
15:31
A Chinese restaurant in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, named after Xi Jinping was vandalized with spray paint by 4 Chinese nationals in the early hours of the 24th, with its ingredients sprayed with suspected pesticide. The perpetrators left the country via Incheon Airport after the crime, and police are considering international judicial cooperation to pursue them.
September 28
Monday · 1 items
08:30
On September 28, the Philippine Coast Guard accused the Chinese research vessel 'Jiahaike 7' of suspected location spoofing and concealing its movements, claiming it 'teleported' 2,000 nautical miles from Xiamen within 19 hours, and suspected it of conducting unauthorized scientific research near the Batanes Islands.
September 27
Sunday · 3 items
20:30
On September 24, Iranian President Pezeshkian stated in an exclusive interview with Fox News in New York that Iran's funds in China are restricted, making it impossible to retrieve proceeds from exports to China, and attributed this to U.S. pressure.
13:01
The Southern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army conducted joint exercises in the sea and air areas around Scarborough Shoal, saying the operation targeted individual countries undermining regional stability.
04:49
UPDATE #2 [zh] 一名黑衣女子向多名抗议者面部喷洒辣椒喷雾。
September 26
Saturday · 5 items
15:32
The New York Times reports that Trump grandly welcomed Xi Jinping to the US, but results were limited beyond a trade truce; Xi Jinping called on China and the US to avoid the "Thucydides Trap".
14:01
The Wall Street Journal reviewed Xi Jinping's visit to the US, noting that high-level White House protocol coexisted with protests outside, and that US-China differences and commercial outcomes fell through.
13:31
During his visit to the U.S., Xi Jinping announced that two giant pandas would arrive in Atlanta in a few days; The Wall Street Journal stated that the symbolic influence of panda diplomacy is not what it used to be.
13:01
The Economist comments that while Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. was full of pomp and ceremony, substantive results were limited, and his demands regarding Taiwan policy were not accepted by Trump.
12:30
Nikkei reports Xi Jinping received high-level courtesies during his US visit, but no major breakthroughs were made on core issues such as Taiwan and rare earths.