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[00:00:35] The second meeting of the China-EU trade and investment mechanism was held. The two sides discussed issues such as
[00:00:39] trade and investment balance, export controls, and intellectual property rights,
[00:00:42] and reached consensus on
[00:01:06] This gray rhinoceros is accelerating, threatening regional peace and stability. Ancient tombs found under private residences. Can the unearthed treasures be sold? Is it a crime to privately sell national cultural relics
[00:01:09] within a reduced area? Is it illegal to privately sell national cultural relics?
[00:01:13] The Supreme People's Court and the National Cultural Heritage Administration released
[00:01:17] typical cases of legal punishment for cultural relic crimes. The above actions
[00:01:20] are all illegal and criminal.
[00:01:24] Russia and the United States have reached an agreement on Russia supplying oil to the US and global markets.
[00:01:27] Russia will supply
[00:01:30] 300,000 tons of diesel to the US and all Russian partners
[00:01:34] as early as this month. What impact will the diesel supply agreement
[00:01:37] have on Russia-US relations and the negotiation of the Ukraine issue?
[00:01:41] The topic of the super El
[00:01:45] Niño has gone viral. Why does the warming of the Pacific
[00:01:48] Ocean affect the weather in distant places? El Niño is here, will
[00:01:52] this winter be warmer? Is the extreme weather
[00:03:14] wisdom has also effectively avoided
[00:03:21] not only benefit China-Europe enterprises and people, and are in line with
[00:03:25] the common interests of both sides, but also add certainty and positive energy
[00:03:29] to global economic growth and industrial chain stability.
[00:03:33] Second, regarding the balance of trade and investment. The two sides
[00:03:37] held close consultations based on the principles of mutual respect, equality, and mutual benefit,
[00:03:41] and deeply explored how to equally resolve each other's
[00:03:44] concerns, expand two-way market access, and promote the dynamic balance of
[00:03:48] China-EU trade on issues such as
[00:03:52] medical devices, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, inverters, and agricultural products. First, both sides agreed to leverage the role of the
[00:03:56] trade monitoring mechanism and explore bilateral rules within the WTO.
[00:04:07] to create a fair, transparent, and predictable environment for China-EU trade and investment cooperation. Both sides are willing to continue to communicate
[00:04:11] on market access issues in areas such as medical devices and
[00:04:15] agricultural products, and continue to maintain communication on issues such as
[00:04:19] the EU's guidance document for inverter project financing, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical
[00:04:23] regulation. Second, both sides, with respect for facts,
[00:04:27] 。 二 是 , 双 方 以 尊 重 事 实 非 。
[00:04:34] had in-depth discussions on trade in electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles, avoiding an escalation of the situation and effectively safeguarding
[00:04:38] the actual export interests of Chinese enterprises and the stable development of China-EU hybrid vehicle
[00:04:41] trade. At the same time,
[00:04:45] both sides reviewed the previously reached electric vehicle anti-subsidy case,
[00:04:49] price commitment general guidance document. The European side will actively
[00:04:53] promote the electric vehicle enterprise price commitment and review related
[00:04:57] procedures. Third, both sides actively.
[00:05:18] China welcomes EU enterprises to invest and operate in China as always, and continuously improves the business environment. At the same time, it expects the European side to
[00:05:22] create a fair, transparent, and predictable business environment for Chinese
[00:05:26] enterprises, effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises,
[00:05:29] and enhance the confidence and expectations of Chinese enterprises
[00:05:33] investing and operating in Europe. Regarding export
[00:05:37] controls, since the establishment of the China-EU export control dialogue mechanism, both sides
[00:05:40] have maintained close communication at all levels.
[00:06:06] continue to promote progress. The two sides discussed the possibility of mutually implementing
[00:06:10] facilitation measures around China-EU dual-use items and compliant trade. The European side will consider
[00:06:14] adopting possible facilitation measures for China. The two sides also
[00:06:17] agreed to strengthen communication on sanctioned entities and suspicious lists
[00:06:21] in the field of export control, and support and substantially initiate
[00:06:25] the mutual delisting process within their respective legal frameworks.
[00:06:29] Fourth, regarding intellectual property rights, China and the EU have maintained a long-term friendly
[00:06:33] cooperative relationship in intellectual property protection and have continuously made
[00:06:37] progress. Both sides are willing to continue to deepen exchanges and expand cooperation
[00:06:40] space. China hopes that the European side.
[00:06:54] pay attention to China's demands and actively promote solutions. Both sides believe that it is necessary to set phased goals and continue to give full play to the leading role of the China-EU Intellectual Property Working Group, deepen cooperation and monitor progress. Fifth, regarding WTO
[00:06:58] reform, China and the EU are both firm supporters and active
[00:07:01] contributors to the multilateral trading system. Both sides emphasize the value of a
[00:07:05] rules-based multilateral trading system and support WTO reform,
[00:07:09] and emphasize the importance of abiding by WTO rules.
[00:07:13] Both sides agreed to further strengthen communication
[00:07:17] and cooperation in an open and constructive manner.
[00:07:20] 。
[00:07:23] discussions to promote substantive progress in reform.
[00:07:27] Sixth, regarding follow-up work. Looking ahead to the next stage of work,
[00:07:31] both sides will continue to intensify work on important economic and trade issues of common
[00:07:34] concern, jointly promote the implementation of the achievements and consensus
[00:07:38] reached at the second meeting. Both sides also agreed to meet in 202.
[00:08:20] delivered a policy speech, stating that the security environment around Japan is complex and severe, and that the three security documents will be revised by the end of the year to fundamentally enhance defense capabilities. At the same time, there are also reports that the Japanese government is considering including discussions on introducing nuclear-powered submarines when revising the three security documents. In response, the Ministry of National Defense spokesperson responded solemnly.
[00:08:24] When revising the three security documents, it is considering including discussions on introducing nuclear-powered
[00:08:28] submarines. In response, the Ministry of National Defense spokesperson
[00:08:37] in World War II and must fulfill its obligations as a defeated country, such as
[00:08:41] eliminating militarism, destroying war capabilities, and prohibiting re-armament.
[00:08:45] However, the Japanese ruling authorities are accelerating the process of re-militarization
[00:08:49] under the pretext of so-called regional security threats, and even attempting to
[00:08:53] break through the three non-nuclear principles, seeking a gradual relaxation of nuclear
[00:08:56] restrictions and pushing its security policy towards an offensive,
[00:09:00] expansionist, and dangerous direction.
[00:09:03] This gray rhinoceros of new militarism
[00:09:07] is increasingly out of control, accelerating and becoming a primary
[00:09:11] factor in challenging the post-war international order, impacting the international nuclear non-proliferation system,
[00:09:15] and threatening regional peace and stability. This year marks the 80th
[00:09:18] anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Trials. The judgment of
[00:09:22] history is not yet over. Japan should deeply reflect
[00:09:26] on its war crimes, completely break with militarism, and stop
[00:09:30] dangerous actions that revise the constitution and expand its military.
[00:09:34] Otherwise, it will only repeat its mistakes
[00:09:43] informed sources, the Japanese government plans to revise the three security documents
[00:09:47] within the year and consider including discussions on introducing nuclear-powered submarines.
[00:09:51] The report states that if the discussion of owning nuclear submarines is included in the three
[00:09:54] security documents, it will create conditions for the government to launch relevant
[00:09:58] investigations and research. Afterwards, the Japanese government will decide whether or not to
[00:10:02] own nuclear submarines. In response, people from many countries said that Japan's
[00:10:06] pursuit of nuclear submarines threatens
[00:10:13] considering revising three security documents
[00:10:17] and introducing nuclear-powered submarines
[00:10:20] as one of the options to strengthen what
[00:10:24] it calls enhancing its deterrence capabilities.
[00:10:28] This is a move that the
[00:10:31] international community, especially countries in Asia,
[00:10:35] should closely monitor. This is not
[00:10:38] just a problem of adding another type of
[00:10:42] military equipment, but also reflects
[00:10:45] Japan's tendency to change its
[00:10:49] security strategy and expand
[00:10:53] its capabilities.
[00:11:03] revising the three security documents paves the way for
[00:11:06] offensive capabilities.
[00:11:09] this poses serious threat to peace and
[00:11:13] stability in Northwest Asia and the entire
[00:11:16] Asia Pacific. the government is going against
[00:11:19] public sentiment by moving towards nuclear
[00:11:23] amendment. violates the spirit of his
[00:11:26] pacifist constitution. we
[00:11:29] must closely monitor Japan's evolving security
[00:11:32] policy and oppose any actions that
[00:11:36] undermine regional peace. The current Prime Minister
[00:11:39] is a bit... How should I put it, a bit tough?
[00:11:43] Or aggressive? Or dangerous?
[00:11:47] This is his... attitude.
[00:11:50] The path he's taking is a dangerous one,
[00:11:53] the people are...
[00:12:04] the revision of the security policy
[00:12:06] strategies of the Japanese is
[00:12:10] something that not only causes concern
[00:12:13] abroad but also at home and sometimes
[00:12:17] leads to protests, and I find this
[00:12:21] completely understandable, because this concerns the security policy.
[00:12:27] On the 9th, 41 civil society organizations from Okinawa, Kyushu, and other regions of Japan
[00:12:31] exchanged views with representatives from the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and other departments
[00:12:35] at the House of Councillors Hall in Tokyo, and submitted a petition
[00:12:39] expressing their doubts and dissatisfaction with the Japanese government's continuous expansion of
[00:13:28] A prime minister who says such things, or a defense minister
[00:13:32] with such ideas, is now manipulating the
[00:13:36] national policy of this country, which makes me very angry,
[00:13:39] and I feel that we must stop it
[00:13:43] somehow.
[00:13:49] You are watching
[00:13:51] Common Concern.
[00:13:55] Recently, the topic of the super El Niño has gone viral. The reporter learned from
[00:13:59] the National Climate Center of the China Meteorological Administration that a super El Niño event in the eastern
[00:14:02] Pacific officially formed in September this year.
[00:14:06] This event has developed rapidly and intensely, and is expected to become the strongest El Niño
[00:14:10] event since systematic observations began. Facing these statements, many
[00:14:14] people also have questions. Why does the warming of the Pacific Ocean affect the weather in distant places?
[00:14:18] El Niño is coming, will this winter be warmer?
[00:14:22] Will next summer be hotter?
[00:14:33] Are typhoons and droughts also attributable to it? Next, let's get to the bottom of it and understand the climate signals from the Pacific Ocean. The warming of an area in the Pacific Ocean will cause the weather all over the world to change. Therefore, El Niño has always been considered
[00:14:37] the climate remote control of the Pacific Ocean. So what does this super El
[00:14:41] Niño mean? You can understand it as the Pacific Ocean having
[00:14:45] a high fever. A large area of seawater in the central and eastern Pacific
[00:14:49] Ocean has abnormally warmed, and this hot mass
[00:14:52] has stirred up the global atmosphere.
[00:15:03] Under normal circumstances, the Pacific Ocean is like a basin of swaying bathwater.
[00:15:07] The trade winds in the tropical central and eastern Pacific Ocean prevail from the northeast
[00:15:11] and southeast. Under the influence of the trade winds,
[00:15:14] the warm seawater on the surface of the Pacific Ocean accumulates in the west,
[00:15:18] leading to a rise in sea temperature in the western Pacific
[00:15:21] Ocean and active convection. The coast of South America is affected
[00:15:27] by cold upwelling water. This circulation, with rising in the western Pacific
[00:15:30] Ocean and sinking in the eastern Pacific Ocean, is called the Walker Circulation
[00:15:34] in meteorology. However, when El Niño occurs, it is equivalent to
[00:15:38] a sudden external force tilting the water basin in the opposite direction,
[00:15:41] and the weakening of the trade winds leads to abnormal westerly
[00:15:45] winds. The warm water of the warm pool in the western Pacific Ocean
[00:15:49] flows back to the central and eastern Pacific Ocean. The normally cold
[00:15:53] coastal waters of South America become abnormally warm, triggering
[00:15:56] a weakening of the Walker Circulation. This imbalance will trigger a chain
[00:16:00] reaction. Southeast Asia, which should have rain, experiences drought, while
[00:16:04] South America, which should be dry, is flooded with heavy rain.
[00:16:07] Fish populations, unable to adapt to the excessively high sea temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific
[00:16:11] Ocean, die in large numbers. Fishermen are left with no fish to catch.
[00:16:15] These fishermen found that every two to seven
[00:16:18] years, El Niño would occur once. And the impact on fishing
[00:16:22] around Christmas is most obvious, so they called this phenomenon El
[00:16:26] Niño, which means the Holy Infant.
[00:16:29] From 1972 to 1973, the fish
[00:16:33] stocks suddenly collapsed. Some parts of the world suffered from drought. At the same time, it is not known whether this is a strong El Niño event that affects the water.
[00:18:55] and 1982-1983, 1997-1998,
[00:18:59] and 2015-2016 became the strongest
[00:19:02] on record. This event has
[00:19:06] developed.
[00:19:37] A series of extreme events, some places are flooded with heavy rain, some places
[00:19:41] are dry and less rainy. The typhoon track, high temperature heat waves, will all
[00:19:44] be rearranged.
[00:19:48] The impact of El Niño lies in its response to the atmosphere, which can be a timely response
[00:19:51] or a lagged effect. It is related to its different stages of development. So, what impact
[00:19:55] will this super El Niño event have on China's climate?
[00:19:59] Will there be extreme climate anomalies this autumn and winter,
[00:20:03] or even next spring and summer? Meteorological experts say that for
[00:20:06] China, the impact of El Niño is more complex.
[00:20:37] may be stronger.
[00:20:43] You are watching Common
[00:20:46] Concern. Next, let's look at the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Russia-Ukraine conflict
[00:20:50] has entered its fifth year, and the situation is characterized by
[00:20:54] a stalemate on the ground, escalation of long-range air strikes, and intensified
[00:20:57] diplomatic maneuvering. On October 9th, Russian President Putin
[00:21:01] spoke with US President Trump by phone to discuss the Ukraine crisis,
[00:21:05] the situation in Iran, and Russia-US bilateral relations. Trump announced that day
[00:21:09] that US and Russian leaders had reached an agreement on Russia supplying diesel to the US
[00:21:13] and global markets. In response to the US relaxing
[00:21:16] sanctions against Russian oil trade.
[00:21:59] On the same day, US President Trump announced that US and Russian leaders had reached an agreement on Russia supplying diesel to the US and global
[00:22:02] markets. The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign
[00:22:06] Assets Control announced that day that it would relax sanctions against
[00:22:10] Russian oil trade in the coming months.
[00:22:13] The Russian presidential website stated
[00:22:17] that the heads of state of Russia and the United States held a phone call on the 9th, discussing
[00:22:21] the resolution of the Ukraine crisis, the situation in Iran, and Russia-US bilateral
[00:22:25] relations. During the discussion on the global energy situation, Russia confirmed
[00:22:28] that it would supply oil and oil products to the United States and global
[00:22:32] markets. Russian President Putin believes that this move will have
[00:22:36] a positive impact on the global economy. Russian presidential aide Ushakov
[00:22:40] introduced the situation of the phone call between the Russian and US presidents at a press conference on the evening of the 9th.
[00:22:44] The content of this phone
[00:22:47] call was rich and friendly, lasting for one and a half hours.
[00:22:50] Putin and Trump discussed the preparation of large-scale
[00:22:54] economic cooperation during the call.
[00:22:58] Putin told Trump during the call that Russia's goals for its special
[00:23:02] military operation had not changed. Currently, the Russian army has
[00:23:06] completely taken the initiative on the battlefield. Ukraine's attempt to stop the Russian
[00:23:09] offensive by striking deep into Russia is futile. Also on
[00:23:13] the 9th, US President Trump announced on social media
[00:23:17] that he and Russian President Putin had completed relevant discussions.
[00:24:13] a major risk factor for control of both houses of Congress. According to Reuters, before the midterm elections,
[00:24:17] the US government's options for lowering oil prices were
[00:24:21] limited. Recently, the US government pushed its allies to accelerate
[00:24:24] the release of 100 million tons of strategic oil reserves under the IEA agreement.
[00:24:28] At the same time, it temporarily allowed the use of dyed diesel in
[00:24:32] the transportation sector, postponed the collection of corresponding consumption taxes, etc.,
[00:24:36] to reduce the burden of diesel consumption.
[00:24:40] According to Russia's TASS news agency reported today, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said
[00:24:43] that Russia will lift restrictions on diesel exports earlier, supplying an additional
[00:24:47] 300,000 tons of diesel to the US and all Russian partners as early
[00:24:51] as this month. In November, diesel exports will further increase to
[00:24:55] 500,000 tons, and in December to 1 million tons. In July this
[00:24:59] year, due to Russia facing fuel shortages, the Russian government announced a ban on oil
[00:25:03] companies exporting diesel from Russia. Afterwards, this ban was extended
[00:25:06] several times.
[00:25:08] 。
[00:25:10] Ukrainian President Zelensky posted on social media on the night of the 9th, stating that
[00:25:14] the phone call between the Russian and US presidents to relax sanctions against Russia
[00:25:18] was a clear sign of
[00:25:22] weakness. Zelensky told a US delegation visiting Ukraine that day
[00:25:26] that ending the conflict required toughness, and that sanctions must be implemented
[00:25:29] to put pressure on Russia. However, the phone call between the US and Russian
[00:25:33] leaders yielded different results. Zelensky emphasized that
[00:25:37] without a clear and lasting de-escalation agreement with Russia,
[00:25:41] any action to relax sanctions against Russia was a clear sign
[00:25:44] of weakness.
[00:25:46] 。
[00:26:01] Met Zelensky said that allowing Russia to
[00:26:05] sell oil products was investing in war, and that true de-escalation
[00:26:09] with Russia on an equal footing was what needed to be done.
[00:26:12] Zelensky also said that he only hoped for fair support from
[00:26:16] the United States, and hoped that the United States would have tough, not weak,
[00:26:20] dialogue with Russia. According to the Ukrainian National News Agency's report that day,
[00:26:24] Zelensky told the media that the Ukrainian negotiating team was holding
[00:26:28] talks with the US side in Florida, USA. Zelensky said:
[00:26:32] These talks are about ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict, or at least
[00:26:36] achieving a ceasefire first, which can start with energy.
[00:26:40] But at the same time, the US and Russia reached an agreement allowing Russia
[00:26:44] to export diesel. Zelensky said that the Ukrainian negotiating team
[00:26:47] was used as a smokescreen, which was absolutely unfair and absolutely
[00:26:51] not the way things should be between partners.
[00:26:54] According to Ukrainian media reports today, Ukrainian, American,
[00:26:58] and European representatives held relevant talks in Miami, USA, ahead of schedule:
[00:27:14] a constructive discussion was held on promoting the easing of the Russia-Ukraine situation before winter, ending the conflict, and achieving lasting peace.
[00:27:18] So, does the phone call between the Russian and US presidents and the agreement reached on diesel
[00:27:21] supply mean a comprehensive easing of tensions with Russia?
[00:27:24] Does the US easing sanctions on Russian oil
[00:27:28] trade mean a complete de-escalation of tensions with Russia?
[00:28:02] to exchange diesel supply for significant concessions in the regional
[00:28:06] situation. Local cooperation does not change the structural
[00:28:10] strategic confrontation between the two countries.
[00:28:13] For the Russia-Ukraine peace talks process, the agreement is also unlikely to
[00:28:17] lead to breakthrough progress. Russia will not give up its core
[00:28:21] demands on the Ukraine issue due to the partial benefits of
[00:28:25] oil exports. Nor will it accept Ukraine's proposal for a partial
[00:28:29] ceasefire.
[00:28:32] expressed a strong critical attitude, and Europe also saw
[00:28:36] some divisions internally. This agreement may only be to maintain high-level
[00:28:40] strategic communication between the US and Russia. For the Russia-Ukraine battlefield and the Middle East
[00:28:44] situation, it is not a core variable and will not directly affect
[00:28:48] the Russia-Ukraine peace talks from making any breakthroughs. For the
[00:28:52] US situation in the Middle East, this agreement may bring some tactical
[00:28:56] buffer, but it does not change the overall structural
[00:28:59] contradictions. Russia's this can partially offset
[00:29:03] some pressure from the Middle East's finished oil supply chain,
[00:29:07] and alleviate domestic inflation pressure in the United States. However, the United States will not
[00:29:11] change its hostile policy towards Iran because of the Russia-US
[00:29:15] deal. Russia hopes that this high-level dialogue can promote the
[00:29:18] Iran issue towards a resolution. However, Moscow cannot change
[00:29:22] US policy towards Iran. Therefore, overall,
[00:29:26] Russia-US relations are limited area cooperation. In the geopolitical
[00:29:30] area.
[00:30:32] finally sentenced to 12 years.
[00:30:36] The defendant Yu Mou was obsessed with tomb raiding novels, learned
[00:30:40] tomb raiding techniques by himself, and together with others, carried
[00:30:44] tomb raiding tools to a village in Xinglong Town, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province,
[00:30:47] and a village in Wudian Town, to locate and excavate ancient
[00:30:51] tombs, and jointly excavated 23 cultural relics, including bronze tripods,
[00:30:54] jade ornaments, and bronze bells. Upon identification, both excavated tombs
[00:30:58] were from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and had important historical value.
[00:31:15] The People's Court of Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, after trial, held that the defendant Yu Mou's actions
[00:31:19] constituted the crime of illegally excavating ancient tombs. As a principal offender in
[00:31:23] the joint crime, he was sentenced to 12 years in prison and
[00:31:27] fined. China's Cultural Relics Protection Law
[00:31:30] stipulates that all government agencies, organizations, and individuals have the
[00:31:34] obligation to protect cultural relics in accordance with the law. The Criminal Law makes
[00:31:37] special provisions for crimes that harm the management order of cultural relics,
[00:31:40] such as excavation and illegal trading. Although tomb raiding novels are thrilling,
[00:31:44] 险 ,
[00:32:00] but they have greatly exaggerated and fictionalized character images, story plots, etc., which are fundamentally different from legal and compliant archaeological exploration and other cultural relic protection work in reality. Unauthorized drilling and other exploration activities, as well as excavation and blasting
[00:32:03] and other tomb raiding activities, may constitute crimes and be subject
[00:32:07] to criminal liability. The Qin Straight Road was a main traffic
[00:32:11] road built during the Qin Dynasty, and was known as the first
[00:32:45] The court found that the defendant Guo Mou's actions constituted the
[00:32:48] crime of intentionally damaging cultural relics, and sentenced Guo Mou to seven
[00:32:52] years in prison and a fine. The court also ordered
[00:32:55] him to compensate for the simulated repair costs
[00:32:59] of the damaged Qin Straight Road site, amounting to more than 3.94
[00:33:02] million yuan. No unit or individual may destroy cultural relics, and production
[00:33:06] enterprises cannot refuse to fulfill their cultural relic protection
[00:33:10] obligations under the pretext of meeting production needs. Pursuing enterprise
[00:33:14] development cannot.
[00:33:22] For those who commit illegal and criminal acts that cause damage to cultural relics and cultural heritage, in addition to bearing criminal responsibility, they should also bear civil liabilities such as the restoration of cultural relics and ecological environment in accordance with the law. If ancient tombs are found
[00:33:26] under private residences, can the treasures be dug out and sold?
[00:33:29] Is it a crime to privately sell national cultural
[00:33:32] relics within a reduced area? Let's look at two more typical cases
[00:33:36] of legal punishment for cultural relic crimes.
[00:33:40] In Chang'an District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, a village in Mawanggai
[00:33:44] is within the protection range of the first batch of national key
[00:33:48] cultural relic protection units, the Fenghao site. Villager Shi Mou
[00:33:52] found ancient tombs while cleaning the roots of a tree in his
[00:33:55] yard, and then excavated eight bronze wares, including bronze tripods,
[00:33:59] bronze goblets, and bronze bells. Upon identification, the excavated bronze
[00:34:03] wares were all cultural relics above the third level.
[00:34:07] The Xi'an Intermediate People's Court found that the defendant
[00:34:11] Shi Mou, knowing that he was
[00:34:23] in a key national cultural relic protection unit, excavated ancient tombs he found, and his actions constituted the crime of excavating ancient tombs. He also planned to sell the eight excavated bronze sacrificial vessels for profit, which was a heinous crime with serious consequences. He was finally sentenced to 15 years in prison and fined. Another typical case shows that the
[00:34:27] defendant Tang Mou, while salvaging in a river in Liucheng County, Liuzhou
[00:34:30] City, Guangxi, found a bronze tripod
[00:34:34] and took it home.
[00:34:38] His actions constituted the crime of illegally selling cultural relics, and he was finally sentenced to five years in prison and
[00:34:42] fined. The illegal gains of 300,000 yuan were recovered
[00:35:05] from Tang Mou and turned over to the national treasury.
[00:35:09] How do Chinese laws regulate
[00:35:13] the ownership of ancient cultural
[00:35:16] relics and ancient tombs? Let's listen to the judge's introduction.
[00:35:19] China's Cultural Relics Protection Law stipulates
[00:35:23] that ancient cultural sites and ancient tombs belong to the
[00:35:27] state. Their ownership will not change whether they are found
[00:35:31] in residents' homes or in farmland.
[00:35:34] At the same time, the Cultural Relics Protection Law also stipulates
[00:35:38] that all cultural relics unearthed underground, in inland waters, and
[00:35:42] in the sea within China belong to the state. The ownership
[00:35:45] of state-owned cultural relics is protected by law and shall not be
[00:35:49] infringed upon. During engineering construction, agricultural production, and other
[00:35:53] activities, any unit or individual who discovers cultural
[00:35:57] relics or historical sites should protect the site and immediately report
[00:36:01] to the local cultural relics administrative department. Those who discover state-owned
[00:36:05] cultural relics and conceal them or refuse to hand them over
[00:36:08] will face administrative penalties. If there are acts of
[00:36:12] looting, embezzlement, or illegal trading, they may constitute a crime.
[00:36:46] You can understand it as a small game. Users can select meals
[00:36:49] and pay in the App, and also see the whole process
[00:36:53] of the delivery person picking up and delivering the food. However, this order
[00:37:27] will never be delivered. It doesn't actually cost money,
[00:37:30] and the whole process of the delivery person picking up and delivering the food will appear.
[00:37:34] I found that someone made a
[00:37:36] fake food delivery software.
[00:37:41] You can order milk tea, fried chicken, anything. It will even show that the merchant
[00:37:45] has accepted the order and the rider has delivered it. But
[00:37:53] and some are made by large Internet companies. One developer said that he made
[00:37:57] this software just to curb the impulse to order food late at night.
[00:38:25] 外 App 他 其 实 根 本 就 不 。
[00:39:29] From the perspective of funds, it is essentially an accounting tool provided by
[00:39:33] a licensed payment institution, but with an entertainment-oriented
[00:39:37] virtual interactive interface added to it.
[00:39:40] 。
[00:39:48] cannot be misappropriated and can only be stored in the user's
[00:39:52] personal account. From a legal perspective, if the game operator of virtual
[00:39:56] food delivery itself has a payment business license,
[00:40:00] which is what we call a licensed payment institution, or if the
[00:40:04] user's payment funds are stored in the payment account of a licensed
[00:40:08] business institution, this is generally relatively safe. Our
[00:40:12] relevant regulatory requirements are also relatively strict.
[00:40:15] However, if the game operator itself does not have a payment license,
[00:40:19] but uses its own account to receive user funds, then it has crossed
[00:40:23] the regulatory red line. This is an unlicensed operation of financial business.
[00:40:57] Some games also support users to import real address
[00:41:01] information. It is recommended that when playing this kind of virtual game,
[00:41:05] try not to fill in real names, addresses, and other
[00:41:08] personal information. In addition, we should pay attention to the protection
[00:41:12] of minors and the problem of inducing addiction. If some
[00:41:16] games design some reward mechanisms, such as requiring daily check-ins to
[00:41:20] receive benefits, or requiring a certain amount of time to experience some
[00:41:24] rare dishes, these reward mechanisms guide users to develop
[00:41:40] You are watching Common Concern.
[00:41:43] Next, let's look at the situation in the US and Iran.
[00:41:46] The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy issued a statement on the 9th, stating that
[00:41:50] actions against illegal vessels will no longer be limited to the Strait
[00:41:54] of Hormuz. All vessels that unauthorizedly navigate through
[00:41:58] unauthorized routes will be severely punished. The statement said that the navy
[00:42:01] had hit a large vessel carrying industrial oil and gas
[00:42:05] in the past few hours. The vessel attempted to illegally cross the strait.
[00:42:09] The statement emphasized that the US military's provocative actions were the direct
[00:42:13] cause of the tense maritime situation in the region.
[00:42:16] According to recent reports by US media, the US military has withdrawn all B-1 bombers
[00:42:20] from Fairford Air Force Base in the UK. The base has been used by the US military
[00:42:24] for decades as a base for bomber missions in the Middle East.
[00:42:28] The New York Times reported more details of the emergency
[00:42:31] withdrawal of B-1 bombers from the UK.
[00:42:34] The report cited anonymous US and UK officials
[00:42:38] as saying that US intelligence
[00:43:26] could be under threat. On the eve of the withdrawal of the B-1 bombers, the UK police arrested
[00:43:30] 在
[00:43:34] a man suspected of terrorism.
[00:43:35] 。
[00:43:46] In response to this statement, the Iranian official has firmly denied and rejected all claims that link Iran to the incident near Fairford Base. The Iranian Students' News Agency commented that
[00:43:50] the sudden withdrawal of US bombers marked a key turning
[00:43:54] point in Washington's global military posture. The US used unconfirmed
[00:43:58] intelligence to justify the sudden withdrawal of billions of dollars
[00:44:02] in military assets, which was an attempt to cover up a deeper
[00:44:05] structural strategic failure. Some analysts also believe that
[00:44:09] although both the US and UK are emphasizing that this adjustment was
[00:44:13] due to military considerations rather than political reasons, the US military,
[00:44:17] faced with rising security risks at Fairford Base, could not trust
[00:44:21] the UK's security and counter-terrorism capabilities, and chose to quickly
[00:44:24] withdraw all its bombers, highlighting the existing trust deficit between
[00:44:28] the US and UK. In response
[00:44:32] to the US military's emergency withdrawal of all B-1 bombers from Fairford
[00:44:36] Air Force Base in the UK, the US side claimed that it was because it faced.
[00:44:45] So, is this large-scale withdrawal of bombers by the United States merely for safety and risk avoidance, or does it reflect
[00:44:48] a strategic adjustment of the US's overseas forward deployment? Let's hear the analysis
[00:44:52] from special commentator Su Xiaohui.
[00:44:56] Tactically speaking, the US's hasty withdrawal of strategic bombers itself
[00:45:00] shows its own weakness. The US certainly noticed that Iran
[00:45:03] had clearly stated that any foreign military base used to attack
[00:45:07] Iran would be considered a legitimate target by Iran.
[00:45:40] to shrink, there is such a trend. First, the United States is evaluating
[00:45:44] its own security risks. Overseas military deployments inevitably mean
[00:45:48] that the US military faces the pressure of strikes and the
[00:45:51] risk of casualties. In addition, the United States also accuses host countries of
[00:45:55] failing to provide sufficient security support for the United States,
[00:45:59] but rather becoming a burden for the United States. On the other hand, many European
[00:46:03] countries have clearly stated that they are unwilling to become a springboard
[00:46:07] for US military actions in the Middle East, fearing for their own security
[00:46:11] and interests. Then, if an attack occurs, for the United States,
[00:46:14] even if it can take so-called retaliatory actions, it will still
[00:46:18] impact transatlantic relations,
[00:46:25] According to the China Earthquake Network's official measurement, at noon local time on the 9th,
[00:46:29] which was early this morning Beijing time, a 7.6-magnitude earthquake occurred
[00:46:33] in Panama, and several aftershocks above magnitude 6 occurred afterwards.
[00:46:37] Currently, the earthquake. materials
[00:49:25] In this video, a film crew that was in the middle of recording
[00:49:43] the operation of the Panama Canal remained normal
[00:49:47] and was not affected. After the earthquake, the Canal Authority has already activated an emergency
[00:49:51] plan. Technical personnel are currently inspecting the relevant facilities
[00:49:54] to determine if they have been affected. The Canal Authority will release the latest
[00:49:58] and confirmed information as the assessment work progresses, and we will
[00:50:02] continue to follow up.
[00:50:03] 。
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[00:53:43] for the independence, impartiality, and integrity of the International Criminal Court. The statement
[00:53:47] said that they will stand united to support the International Criminal Court, and
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[00:53:55] to prepare for the Assembly of States Parties to be held
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[01:00:32] Good evening, everyone. Good evening. Today is October 10th, Saturday,
[01:00:36] the first day of the ninth lunar month. Welcome to the News Broadcast program. First,
[01:00:39] let me introduce the main content of today's program. General Secretary Xi Jinping
[01:00:43] pointed out that strengthening basic research is to achieve a high level.