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[00:00:38] Good evening, everyone. This is Five Night News, live now. Welcome to watch.
[00:00:42] First, let's look at important political news.
[00:00:45] On October 12, Xi Jinping and Governor General of Papua New Guinea, Dada
[00:00:49] E, exchanged congratulatory messages on the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Papua New Guinea. On the same
[00:00:53] day, Li Qiang and Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Marape exchanged congratulatory messages.
[00:00:56] On October 12, Li Qiang held talks
[00:01:15] with the Chairman and co-chaired the second meeting of the China-Vietnam Legislative Institutions Joint Committee.
[00:01:19] On October 12, Wang Huning attended the 70th
[00:01:22] anniversary celebration of the China Overseas Chinese Federation in Beijing and delivered a
[00:01:26] speech.
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[00:01:35] The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers released
[00:01:39] the latest data on the 12th, showing that from January to September this year, the production
[00:01:42] and sales of new energy vehicles in China maintained double-digit growth, and the resilience
[00:01:46] of the domestic market continued to be demonstrated.
[00:01:50] The latest data shows that from January to September this year, the production and sales
[00:01:54] of new energy vehicles reached 12.4483 million units
[00:01:57] and 12.472 million units, respectively. A year-on-year increase
[00:02:01] of 11% and 11.1%, respectively. The sales of new energy vehicles
[00:02:04] accounted for 53.6% of the total new car sales in the domestic
[00:02:08] market, and the penetration rate
[00:02:11] in the domestic market steadily increased. Behind the hot consumer market
[00:02:15] is the continuous optimization of technological iteration and product offerings. A variety
[00:02:18] of new energy vehicle models are continuously launched into the market, better meeting
[00:02:22] the travel needs of the vast number of consumers. Recently, the 15th Five-Year
[00:02:26] Plan for the Development of Intelligent Connected New Energy Vehicle Industry was officially released.
[00:03:30] The first batch of exhibits of the China International Import Expo passed customs inspection
[00:03:34] by Shanghai Customs and successfully entered the country. The first batch of exhibits came from Austria
[00:03:37] and arrived in Shanghai by sea. This Import Expo will be
[00:03:41] held in Shanghai from November 5th to 10th.
[00:03:44] After seven years of upgrading and renovation, the new
[00:03:48] Huanggang Port, connecting Shenzhen and Hong Kong, officially opened
[00:03:51] at 6:30 on the 12th, welcoming the first batch of cross-border travelers.
[00:03:55] The new Huanggang Port has a daily customs clearance volume of approximately 200,000 passengers.
[00:03:59] 客 通 官 。
[00:05:00] The new port's passenger hall and vehicle inspection hall are fully equipped with infrared
[00:05:03] temperature measurement and intelligent health declaration equipment. Incoming passengers can
[00:05:07] complete the customs and health quarantine process in one go.
[00:05:11] In addition, Huanggang,
[00:06:15] the Civil Aviation Authority of Saudi Arabia issued a statement on the 12th, announcing the continued suspension
[00:06:19] of operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital. According to the
[00:06:23] statement issued by the department, King Khalid International Airport was attacked again on the 11th.
[00:06:26] The Houthi armed forces claimed on the 12th that Saudi warplanes
[00:06:30] had launched airstrikes in multiple locations in Yemen in the past 24 hours.
[00:06:33] According to information released by the Saudi Arabian Civil Aviation Authority and
[00:06:37] the Saudi-led multinational coalition, King Khalid International Airport
[00:06:41] in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia,
[00:07:02] Yemeni Houthi armed forces issued a statement earlier on the same day, saying that in the past
[00:07:06] 24 hours, the organization had used missiles and drones to attack
[00:07:10] airports and energy facilities in Saudi Arabia.
[00:07:24] The Houthi armed forces also attacked Saudi troop concentrations in Lahj Province in southern Yemen. The statement said that in the past
[00:07:27] 24 hours, Saudi warplanes had launched 124 airstrikes against Sana'a, the capital of Yemen,
[00:07:31] and several provinces. The Houthi armed forces stated that their military
[00:07:35] actions were in response to Saudi Arabia's increased airstrikes. After the attack
[00:07:39] on King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia on the 10th,
[00:08:00] according to Iranian media reports, Iranian Foreign Minister Al-Araghi stated on the 11th during
[00:08:03] a phone call with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal that Iran is willing to provide
[00:08:07] all necessary assistance to facilitate dialogue between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi armed
[00:08:11] forces. According to Al Masirah TV, controlled
[00:08:15] by Yemen's Houthi armed forces, reported on the 12th that the Saudi-led multinational coalition
[00:08:19] had airstriked the areas of Shibam Kawkaban in Mahweet Province, controlled by the Houthi armed
[00:08:23] forces, as well as the areas of Hab and Jawf in Jawf Province, and the area of Jawf.
[00:08:26] As of now, at least eight people have been killed, including two
[00:08:30] children and a father and daughter. As Yemen's Houthi armed
[00:08:34] forces have continued to attack targets in Saudi Arabia recently, Saudi Arabia's security
[00:08:38] situation continues to be under pressure.
[00:08:39] 。
[00:08:42] The General Authority of Civil Aviation announced that King
[00:08:46] Khalid International Airport in Riyadh suffered a new attack
[00:08:49] this afternoon. The authority stated that the attack
[00:08:53] resulted in injuries and that the assessment
[00:08:56] of damages and verification of facilities' safety
[00:09:00] are still ongoing in coordination with the relevant
[00:09:03] authorities. Saudi Arabia was instantly hit on the 11th.
[00:09:16] monitoring video. Witnesses said that after the explosion, the scene was once chaotic, and many people in the terminal building were injured and fell to the ground. CNN
[00:09:20] analyzed that Saudi Arabia's current security pressure is related to multiple factors such as changes
[00:09:24] in relations with allies, regional spillover, and external security
[00:09:28] support. First, the breakdown of Saudi Arabia's alliance
[00:09:32] with the UAE led to Saudi Arabia losing important
[00:09:35] strongholds in southern Yemen. In 2015, as the Houthi armed forces' control
[00:09:39] expanded, Saudi Arabia, for its own security,
[00:10:07] the UAE subsequently withdrew its troops from Yemen, which means that the cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the UAE surrounding the Yemen civil war has thus broken down. In addition, regional
[00:10:11] tensions spilled over.
[00:10:25] As the Houthi armed forces have recently intensified their attacks on Saudi Arabia, Saudi
[00:10:29] air defense interceptions have been exhausted, and it has begun to seek
[00:10:32] assistance from countries in the Middle East and Western allies. However, its important
[00:10:36] ally, the United States, currently has no strong intention to intervene, which has increased
[00:10:40] Saudi Arabia's defensive pressure. The situation continues to deteriorate. So what
[00:10:44] cards does Saudi Arabia still have to play? What are the Houthi armed forces' demands? Will
[00:10:47] the United States intervene to strike the Houthi armed forces?
[00:10:51] Let's listen to Li Zi, a Middle East expert from the China Institute of International Studies.
[00:11:55] to demonstrate its value. In the US-Iran game, it maintains
[00:11:59] the relevance of its own agenda. So what is noteworthy
[00:12:01] is that it has kept Mecca and Medina
[00:12:05] two holy sites from being attacked, so as to maintain the so-called moral
[00:12:09] high ground, showing that the attacks are selective and
[00:12:13] have been precisely calculated, with both the willingness to escalate and
[00:12:17] the room for de-escalation. In the short term, the probability of large-scale US
[00:12:20] intervention is still relatively low. The core reason is, first, that a large amount of US military resources
[00:12:25] are invested in fighting Iran, and the Yemen front consumes
[00:12:28] huge resources. Second, in 2025, US military
[00:12:32] airstrikes hit more than 1,000 targets in Yemen, but ultimately it still relied
[00:12:36] on Oman's cease-fire, which proved that airstrikes
[00:12:39] are difficult to curb the Houthi's long-range strike capability. Third,
[00:12:43] the Trump administration places great importance on cost-benefit. Protecting Saudi
[00:12:47] Arabia is not high on the US strategic priority list. In general,
[00:12:51] the US is more likely to maintain intelligence support plus 75% indicators. From the State and Grass Bureau, I learned that since 2021, when I officially established the Sanjiangyuan National Park and five other national parks, the basic system of national parks with Chinese characteristics has been established.
[00:14:21] The first batch of five national parks covers
[00:14:28] 230,000 square kilometers, including important ecological systems such as river sources, deep forests, and temperate coniferous and broadleaf mixed forests,
[00:14:32] bringing them under protection to achieve large-scale, comprehensive,
[00:14:36] holistic protection and restoration of important ecological spaces. Evaluation shows
[00:14:40] that the ecological benefits of the first batch of national parks reached an excellent
[00:14:43] rating of 75%, with effective improvements in core ecological service
[00:14:47] functions such as water source retention, carbon sequestration, and soil and water conservation.
[00:14:51] In terms of key species populations, tigers and leopards have returned, and
[00:14:55] Over the past five years, the protection of flagship species in the first batch of national parks
[00:14:59] has achieved historical breakthroughs. The number of wild Siberian tigers in the Siberian
[00:15:03] Tiger and Leopard National Park increased from 27 at the time of its establishment
[00:15:06] to 72, and the number of wild Siberian leopards increased from 42 to 115.
[00:15:10] The population of Tibetan antelopes in Sanjiangyuan increased to over 70,000.
[00:15:14] The Hainan gibbon population expanded to 7 groups and 44 individuals,
[00:15:18] making it the only gibbon population in the world that continues to grow.
[00:15:22] The Giant Panda National Park protects 7
[00:16:07] of the institutional system continues to improve. At the legislative level,
[00:16:10] the first specialized law in the field of natural protected areas,
[00:16:14] the National Park Law of the People's Republic of China, was promulgated and implemented on
[00:16:18] January 1, 2026. In March 2026, the Ecological Environment Law further incorporated
[00:16:21] the natural protected area system into the code. At the institutional level,
[00:16:25] regulations such as the Regulations on Nature Reserves and the Regulations on Scenic Areas were revised and
[00:16:29] promulgated. At the technological level, the national park sensing system was launched
[00:16:33] and put into operation. Satellite remote sensing, drones for patrols, and infrared cameras
[00:16:36] are used.
[00:16:47] Five years of greenery, thousands of miles of mountains and rivers like a painting. China
[00:16:51] will continue to promote the high-quality construction of national parks and steadily
[00:16:54] and orderly establish new national parks.
[00:17:08] In the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, in the past five years, the number of wild Siberian
[00:17:12] tigers has increased from 27 at the time of its establishment to 72,
[00:17:16] and the number of wild Siberian leopards has increased from 42 to 115,
[00:17:19] and the population has steadily recovered. Recently, the Dongning City Management and Protection Center
[00:17:23] in Heilongjiang made a new discovery. An infrared camera captured a wild short-tailed female
[00:17:27] Siberian tiger that had never been recorded before, bringing new clues
[00:17:31] for the study of wild tiger population reproduction.
[00:17:33] 。
[00:17:55] This female Siberian tiger's tail is significantly shorter than that of ordinary tigers. Through our tracking and analysis, we believe that its short tail is congenital and not caused by external injury.
[00:17:58] 。
[00:18:00] We believe it is a newly appearing individual. Through continuous monitoring and tracking,
[00:18:04] staff confirmed this.
[00:18:27] Scientists speculate that there is a possibility of natural mating and reproduction between the two wild tigers.
[00:18:30] 。
[00:18:33] Among them, two female tigers are more active. The survival of female tigers is
[00:18:38] an important indicator for population reproduction. Adult male tigers will follow the scent
[00:18:42] of female tigers to form families. Although there are currently no pictures
[00:18:45] of two tigers together, there is a possibility of mating. It is understood that
[00:18:49] the Dongning section of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park is directly
[00:18:53] connected to the Bolshaya Ussurka Nature Reserve in Russia,
[00:18:57] which is a key ecological corridor for the cross-border dispersal and exchange
[00:19:01] of Siberian tigers and leopards. The latest monitoring data shows
[00:19:04] that from 2021 to the present, the local area has been effectively managed.
[00:20:13] Designated guardianship refers to an adult with full capacity for civil conduct who
[00:20:17] can designate their guardian in writing in advance,
[00:20:20] and when they lose or partially lose their capacity for civil conduct,
[00:20:24] the designated guardian will perform guardianship duties. In September this year,
[00:20:28] Mr. Meng, who is over 70 years old, came to the Putuo Notary Office in Shanghai to
[00:20:32] apply for designated guardianship notarization. Many years ago, after Mr. Meng
[00:20:36] divorced, his son followed his mother.
[00:21:11] During the notarization process, the staff carefully handled the hidden realities and discussed them one by one
[00:21:15] with Mr. Meng and his old friend's family, clarifying the guardianship rights and
[00:21:18] responsibilities of all parties.
[00:21:50] In addition to relying on relatives and friends, the Civil Code stipulates that adults
[00:21:54] with full capacity for civil conduct can also choose organizations as designated
[00:21:58] guardians. Mr. Zhang Shanyuan, who is over 70 years old and lives in Beijing,
[00:22:02] has never been married and signed a designated guardianship agreement with
[00:22:05] a social organization. I don't have anyone to personally handle this for me.
[00:22:20] It is understood that this designated guardianship agreement has clear time boundaries.
[00:22:23] Signing the agreement does not mean that guardianship takes effect immediately. As long as Mr. Zhang Shanyuan
[00:22:27] is clear-minded and can make his own decisions, his wishes will be respected,
[00:22:31] and the right to decide remains in his own hands.
[00:22:34] As a heartwarming system that protects the rights and interests of the elderly
[00:22:38] in their later years, designated guardianship breaks the bonds of kinship and provides
[00:22:42] a safety net for elderly people who live alone, have estranged relatives, or have no one
[00:22:46] to rely on for their old age. However, in the process of its implementation
[00:22:50] and popularization, this livelihood system still faces four major challenges: awareness, resources,
[00:22:54] implementation, and supervision, which need to be optimized and improved.
[00:22:57] "I haven't heard of designated guardianship," this is the common response
[00:23:01] of elderly people interviewed by reporters. A deeper misunderstanding is that
[00:23:05] many elderly people equate designated guardianship with property transfer,
[00:23:09] worrying that signing an agreement means handing over their house and savings.
[00:23:12] In fact, designated guardianship addresses who makes decisions
[00:23:16] for you, not who owns your property.
[00:23:33] Not knowing who to entrust is the most common pain point in practical operation. Some elderly people living alone feel that there is no suitable
[00:23:37] person to designate, while elderly people with children worry that if they designate
[00:23:41] an outsider, their children will be upset, and the number of professional social
[00:23:45] organizations and professional guardians is small and unevenly distributed.
[00:23:49] Experts say that China's designated guardianship system has a relatively single implementing
[00:23:53] entity, and needs to activate social forces to participate. A more common
[00:23:57] problem in implementation is that hospitals, banks, and elderly
[00:24:00] care institutions have a low recognition of designated guardianship notary
[00:24:04] documents, and therefore face the awkward situation of notarization being effective
[00:24:08] but useless in practice. At the supervision level, after the designated guardianship agreement takes effect, the elderly
[00:24:12] often lose their ability to defend their rights independently. If the guardian fails to provide
[00:24:15] care or performs their duties improperly, or even misappropriates property, who will discover
[00:24:19] it, and who will intervene?
[00:24:42] The Putuo Notary Office in Shanghai created a property three-separation model, where small daily expenses are managed independently by the ward, and medical insurance funds are managed by the guardianship
[00:24:46] organization. Large sums of money are regulated through notarized deposits.
[00:25:05] Although the designated guardianship system faces many difficulties in its implementation,
[00:25:09] we have still seen some positive promotional measures in some places.
[00:25:13] From case-by-case feasibility to universal accessibility, sustainability,
[00:25:17] and reliability, what institutional shortcomings need to be addressed most urgently? And how should
[00:25:21] a safeguard system be constructed where the government, notary institutions, social
[00:25:24] organizations, communities, and families each play their respective roles and are interconnected?
[00:25:28] Let's listen to the interpretation of Professor Ma Liang from the School of Government
[00:25:31] at Peking University. Designated guardianship is a
[00:25:34] very promising institutional innovation, which provides
[00:25:38] good institutional guarantees for the care of the elderly
[00:25:42] in the future. However, in the process of promoting and implementing
[00:25:46] this system, there are still many issues that deserve attention.
[00:26:32] For example, in the process of operating the designated guardianship system, it involves several government
[00:26:36] departments and relevant social organizations, especially notary institutions,
[00:26:40] as well as some social charities and community-level organizations.
[00:26:44] How do we form a data sharing mechanism for the relevant data
[00:26:47] among various departments and organizations to ensure that the data is
[00:26:51] authentic and updated? In this way, we can truly
[00:26:55] represent and reflect the true wishes of the elderly, allowing
[00:26:59] their true wishes to be represented through data. This is also
[00:27:05] particularly crucial for the better operation of this system. Designated guardianship allows the elderly to choose their trusted housekeeper
[00:27:08] to provide necessary guarantees for their elderly care. This
[00:27:12] is a entrusted agency relationship, and it also needs to introduce
[00:27:16] third-party forces to strengthen supervision while the elderly supervise.
[00:27:20] Government departments can issue standard contract templates for intended supervision,
[00:27:24] clarifying the rights, responsibilities, and intentions of the guardian,
[00:27:28] and also providing necessary legal guidance for elderly people
[00:27:32] who intend to make such institutional arrangements to avoid some
[00:27:35] risks. This is actually equivalent to re-insuring against insurance failure.
[00:27:39] At the same time, social organizations or social service agencies
[00:27:43] can also be designated to conduct regular supervision of the guardian's
[00:27:47] performance, especially in terms of financial expenditure constraints
[00:27:50] and care quality assessment, clarifying relevant responsibilities
[00:27:54] and ensuring that the guardian performs their guardianship obligations,
[00:27:58] so that such a good system can truly play its due role.
[00:28:25] The focus is on taking coordinated patrols and fighting fires while patrolling. As of now, the task of fighting
[00:28:29] the fire is still ongoing. Currently,
[00:29:32] the fluctuations are relatively large. When the wind force increases, the fire spreads
[00:29:36] relatively quickly. The overall trend is fluctuating.
[00:29:40] 动 的 态 似
[00:29:40] 。
[00:29:47] Local areas in the territory can borrow from wild animals.
[00:29:51] However, the fire has not crossed the national border. So far,
[00:29:55] it has not caused any loss of grassland or
[00:29:58] casualties, etc., direct losses.
[00:30:24] The responsibility for defense is assigned to specific sections.
[00:30:27] Second, emphasize key directions.
[00:30:30] Prevent forest fires from crossing the border. We also prevent
[00:30:34] forest fires from crossing the border, especially strengthening
[00:30:37] the defense of sections 1272 to 1303, and prevent forest fires
[00:30:41] from entering the Baoda Racecourse. Third, rely on fire
[00:30:45] prevention buffer zones to implement controlled burning operations. We rely
[00:30:48] on the existing border fire prevention buffer zones and organize
[00:30:52] personnel to continue implementing controlled burning operations
[00:30:56] in areas that meet the conditions for safe controlled burning. Fourth,
[00:30:59] prepare for emergency response to ensure a timely response. We are always ready.
[00:31:39] This arrangement has caused concerns in Ukraine and many European countries. Let's watch the observations reported
[00:31:43] by our station's reporter from Europe. According to the meeting agenda of the day,
[00:31:47] foreign ministers from various countries discussed the conflict between Russia and Ukraine
[00:31:50] and how the EU should continue to pressure Russia. Just before the meeting,
[00:31:54] the United States temporarily eased sanctions related to Russian oil, which raised
[00:31:58] concerns in Europe. For this reason, the Ukrainian Foreign Minister
[00:32:01] informed the EU foreign ministers of Ukraine's position on this issue.
[00:32:05] The EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kallas,
[00:32:09] said that the EU will continue to advance sanctions against Russia
[00:32:13] and proposed measures targeting the Russian military-industrial complex.
[00:32:36] may prompt different countries to make different choices.
[00:32:39] 。
[00:32:45] Europe cannot achieve the goal of pressuring Russia alone. Judging from the signal released
[00:32:49] by the Luxembourg foreign ministers' meeting, the EU is trying to maintain
[00:32:53] pressure on Russia with further sanctions, while striving for the United States
[00:32:56] to maintain policy coordination with Europe. For the EU, if the United States and
[00:33:00] Europe have greater differences on Russia's energy policy, it may not
[00:33:04] only affect the effectiveness of sanctions, but also further test the coordination
[00:33:08] capabilities of Europe and the United States in supporting Ukraine. When energy supply,
[00:33:12] economic costs, and geopolitical goals conflict,
[00:33:45] received a call from the US side. The United States persuaded relevant
[00:33:48] European countries and pressured Ukraine to try to end Ukraine's attacks
[00:33:52] on Russian oil refineries. The message conveyed by the US side
[00:33:56] included threatening to stop intelligence sharing and cutting off Ukraine's priority
[00:34:00] needs list mechanism. This mechanism is funded by some NATO European
[00:34:04] member states to purchase weapons from the United States to assist Ukraine.
[00:34:07] The United States does not contribute to this mechanism. However, regarding
[00:34:11] the above report, the White House refused to comment. The United States.
[00:34:51] Retired US Army officer Daniel Davis said on the 10th that the war
[00:34:55] between Russia and Ukraine is likely entering its final stage.
[00:34:59] He believes that the US president's recent statement about Ukraine needing a new
[00:35:03] president, as well as the oil supply agreement reached with Russia,
[00:35:07] all indicate that the United States is preparing to abandon its support
[00:35:10] for Ukraine. Regarding the US easing sanctions
[00:35:14] on Russian oil trade,
[00:35:23] the US two parties also criticized this, believing that Trump made unilateral concessions to Russia for electoral considerations. US Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said that the rising
[00:35:27] price of oil in the US is the result of the Trump
[00:35:30] administration's reckless and illegal war in the Middle East.
[00:35:34] Trump reached an agreement with Russia on oil supply to reverse the political
[00:35:38] decline caused by himself. This is just another bad mistake by
[00:35:41] President Trump, of course, several weeks out from the
[00:35:45] midterm elections where the high price of diesel is
[00:35:48] costing him and Republican candidates dearly in
[00:35:52] states like Iowa or Kansas that are newly
[00:35:55] competitive because farmers are paying costs that are
[00:35:59] way too high for them, those costs are a result of Trump's war
[00:36:03] of choice against Iran and Iran's closure of the
[00:36:06] straights of
[00:36:07] Hormus. Criticism from Republicans in Alaska said
[00:36:15] that the Trump administration's actions showed that its policy on Russia
[00:36:19] was a failure. In addition, four Republican senators and three Democratic
[00:36:23] senators issued a joint statement on the 11th, saying that Congress
[00:36:26] in 202.
[00:36:47] And both of these procedures are also required by law. They called on the Trump administration to immediately withdraw this decision. US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said in an interview with Fox News
[00:36:51] on the 11th that the Trump administration will implement the agreement
[00:36:55] in accordance with existing legal authorizations. Mnuchin believes that
[00:37:40] voters believe that economic issues are an important factor influencing their choices in the midterm elections. As the midterm elections approach, the Trump administration urgently needs to stabilize energy prices before the elections and alleviate the electoral pressure faced by the Republican Party. The US think tank War Studies Institute analysis article pointed out that currently Russia has not made any commitments to the US side
[00:37:44] on ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the US easing sanctions
[00:37:48] on Russian oil trade is equivalent to making a unilateral
[00:37:51] concession. Russia's
[00:37:54] Foreign Ministry website reported on the 12th that Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov
[00:37:58] met with visiting Lebanese Foreign Minister Yusuf bin
[00:38:02] Alawi in Moscow on the same day. This was the Lebanese Foreign
[00:38:06] Minister's first visit to Moscow in nearly five years. Lavrov reiterated
[00:38:09] that Russia supports maintaining Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The report
[00:38:13] said that Lebanon is facing a serious crisis caused by military
[00:38:17] conflict and escalating tensions. Nearly one million civilians are affected, and the
[00:38:21] humanitarian situation remains tense. Lavrov stated that Russia-Lebanon bilateral
[00:38:25] relations have a traditional friendship, and Russia.
[00:38:57] So they want to move it little by little or eliminate the taboo.
[00:39:01] However, this means that there is still a
[00:39:04] taboo in Japan. If Japan were to actually
[00:39:08] possess nuclear weapons or share nuclear weapons, or
[00:39:12] if the Three Non-Nuclear Principles were to be abolished
[00:39:15] or changed, I think there would be
[00:39:19] strong public opposition.
[00:39:23] ば おそらく です ね 世論 の 反発 は 相当 強い と 思う ん です
[00:39:26] It is also widely believed that Japan's post-war pacifism
[00:39:30] is built on the foundation of opposing its history of aggressive
[00:39:34] wars. If Japan gradually deviates from its long-standing Three Non-Nuclear
[00:39:38] Principles, the risk of future involvement in war will
[00:39:41] significantly increase.
[00:39:43] True peace
[00:39:47] is, after all, in the second world system,
[00:39:51] that extremely cruel Chinese
[00:39:55] mainland is also like that. Japan invaded, and
[00:39:59] Japan still maintained the Three Non-Nuclear Principles,
[00:40:03] and if Japan were to also possess nuclear weapons, or
[00:40:06] in some way, well, if it were to
[00:40:09] openly share nuclear weapons, and nuclear weapons were deployed
[00:40:13] in Japan, then that would become a matter of Japan's
[00:40:17] national security. I don't think it would.
[00:40:21] I think the possibility of Japan being dragged into a nuclear war
[00:40:24] would increase, so that should definitely be avoided.
[00:40:29] Alar Karis, 51, was sworn in as Estonian
[00:40:33] president on the 12th. The Estonian Parliament held a special presidential
[00:40:37] election on September 2nd. The only presidential candidate, Alar Karis, was elected,
[00:40:40] becoming the second female president in Estonia's history.
[00:40:44] Affected by the fear of strong winds,
[00:40:48] local time on the 11th, coastal areas of Mexico experienced strong winds
[00:40:51] and heavy rain, and streets were
[00:40:53] flooded.
[00:41:27] remained at hurricane strength.
[00:42:25] Let's look at the report from our station's Chinese reporter.
[00:42:27] A seemingly ordinary water cup,
[00:42:31] but with a secret compartment for phones at the bottom. A desk lamp, with a phone
[00:42:35] inside its base. And an ordinary-looking storage box, which also has a hidden
[00:42:39] compartment when opened. Reporters searched for related keywords on multiple e-commerce
[00:42:43] platforms and found that these so-called phone hiding artifacts
[00:42:47] come in various categories, from water cups, alarm clocks, desk lamps, and tissue
[00:42:50] boxes, all of which are common items in students' daily lives. The prices
[00:42:54] range from tens to hundreds of yuan. In the product description,
[00:42:58] features such as "anti-metal detector," "double-layer secret compartment," "anti-surprise inspection,"
[00:43:02] and "lockable" are the main selling points. Platform data shows that the cumulative
[00:43:06] sales of some products even exceed 4,000 units. The phone hiding desk lamp is here.
[00:44:10] Targeting the so-called business opportunity, unscrupulous businesses have also done their homework
[00:44:14] on possible inspection methods by schools. Reporters found that most of these products
[00:44:18] claim to be "anti-metal detection" as a selling point
[00:44:22] to attract buyers. Let's continue to watch the reporter's investigation. Next,
[00:44:26] it was found that most of these products claim to be anti-metal
[00:44:30] detection. The other party introduced that this product is made of metal,
[00:44:33] and its appearance is similar to ordinary metal water bottles.
[00:44:37] In fact, the inside is divided into two parts. The upper part can still
[00:44:58] Another merchant selling alarm clocks sent the reporter a demonstration video.
[00:45:02] In the video, two alarm clocks are identical in appearance. One
[00:45:06] has no phone inside, while the other has a phone hidden inside and is tested with a metal detector.
[00:45:27] On one hand, schools are continuously strengthening management to prevent students
[00:45:31] from being addicted to mobile phones. On the other hand, unscrupulous businesses are designing
[00:45:35] and promoting hidden tools targeting school inspections, and using avoiding
[00:45:39] management as a selling point to make big profits.
[00:45:54] Let's look at what the experts say. In order to protect students' vision, allow students to concentrate on studying at school, prevent addiction to the internet and games, and promote students' physical and mental health, the Ministry of Education previously issued a notice on strengthening mobile
[00:45:57] phone management for primary and secondary school students, which clearly stated that
[00:46:01] primary and secondary school students should not bring personal mobile phones into
[00:46:05] school. If there is a need, students must apply in writing with parental
[00:46:09] consent. After approval,
[00:46:11] mobile phones will be uniformly stored by the school and are prohibited from being brought into classrooms. Some businesses use helping primary and secondary school
[00:46:15] students avoid school inspections as a product selling point, which has deviated
[00:46:19] from the normal usage scenarios of ordinary products. The so-called magical
[00:46:23] devices sold on the platform actually help minors,
[00:46:27] or rather, entice minors to violate laws and regulations by bringing
[00:46:31] mobile phones into the classroom. So from this perspective, the mobile phone disguise device
[00:46:35] itself is an illegal and non-compliant product. According to the Law
[00:46:39] on the Protection of Minors,
[00:46:54] platforms should fulfill their primary responsibility and proactively clean up businesses that repeatedly
[00:46:57] engage in illegal and non-compliant activities on a regular
[00:47:00] basis. The so-called magical devices are actually just
[00:47:04] tools that harm children, and the root cause is a profit-driven business
[00:47:08] that encourages trickery and deception. Experts say that in addition to platforms
[00:47:12] and regulators guarding the gate, schools should also establish
[00:47:16] a standardized mobile phone storage mechanism based on clear management
[00:47:19] rules, retain emergency contact channels, and define the boundaries of mobile phone
[00:47:23] use. In implementation, combining education and prevention, controlling
[00:47:27] mobile phones is not to create a cat-and-mouse game between teachers and students,
[00:47:31] but to respect rules and maintain self-control, so as not to be
[00:47:35] swayed by commercial interests. Dispelling rumors, the truth is out. Recently,
[00:47:38] an online post and video about a tourist throwing food at a brown bear
[00:47:42] in Xinjiang Kanas Scenic Area, causing the brown bear to go crazy and nearly
[00:47:46] cause a catastrophe, have attracted widespread attention. Is this news
[00:47:50] true? Let's find out the truth together.
[00:48:22] Upon initial judgment, the text content and video
[00:48:26] footage in the message are inconsistent. It is preliminarily determined
[00:48:29] to be a false rumor on the internet. The police have confirmed
[00:48:33] that the online content was generated by AI, and
[00:48:37] no related incidents have occurred in the scenic area.
[00:48:41] The AI rumor-mongers have been dealt with by the public security
[00:48:44] department in accordance with the law. We remind the general public not to believe
[00:48:48] or spread rumors. It is understood that the Xinjiang Kanas National Nature Reserve.
[00:49:00] Among them, brown bears are a national second-class protected wild animal.
[00:49:03] They are highly vigilant, and their daily activity areas are far
[00:49:07] from main roads and densely populated areas. We monitor the
[00:49:11] population size and distribution of wild animals in the reserve
[00:49:15] through daily patrols, infrared camera monitoring, drone surveillance,
[00:49:18] and other methods. We have not monitored any records of brown bears
[00:49:22] being active in human activity areas. This online video is AI-generated
[00:49:26] content and not real-time footage. We hereby appeal to
[00:49:30] everyone not to enter undeveloped areas for outdoor activities,
[00:49:34] prohibit throwing food at and disturbing wild animals, and maintain
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[00:55:22] 25,000 miles, spanning more than
[00:55:25] ten provinces. Thousands of hardships,
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[00:55:33] a great spirit.
[00:55:36] Ideals and beliefs, a magnificent
[00:55:40] epic.
[00:55:54] The Long March spirit is
[00:55:56] walked out.
[00:56:05] United, we march on a new Long March.
[00:56:08] Creating an even brighter future.
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