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[00:00:12] Some people have issues with fake products and theft because of live streaming and e-commerce. This puts even more pressure on businesses.
[00:00:23] Beach Waver, from 2024 to 2025,
[00:00:26] live streaming on TikTok has increased by 75%.
[00:00:29] "I think the biggest challenge really is visibility, there's a lot
[00:00:33] of content out there, you have to make sure that your
[00:00:37] feed is aligned with the algorithm and that it's putting you in front of
[00:00:41] the right people. It will be increasingly difficult to maintain sales. E-commerce and live streamers have to constantly introduce themselves in different ways, or frequently launch new products, or improve customer loyalty. Live streaming has replaced traditional TV and physical stores, but
[00:01:00] it still
[00:01:02] has its own challenges.
[00:01:07] After four and a half years of fighting, is there a glimmer of peace now? US Special Envoy Kosygin and
[00:01:11] Kushner visited Moscow and Kyiv one after another. Presidents Putin
[00:01:15] and Trump had a one-hour hotline call on the 8th.
[00:01:19] Ukrainian President Zelenskyy revealed that the US, Russia,
[00:01:23] and Germany may hold trilateral talks as early as September.
[00:01:26] Putin may want to give Trump a big gift
[00:01:30] in the election. However, as winter approaches, Russia's
[00:01:34] offensive is becoming more intense. Putin has seized on Trump's
[00:01:38] transactional nature, playing a big game of nuclear warfare, using both strategies, leaving
[00:01:41] Ukraine on the defensive.
[00:01:43] 。
[00:01:47] Russia's invasion of Ukraine has lasted over 4 and a half years, with heavy casualties.
[00:01:51] Funds are constantly being used to launch air raids on major Ukrainian cities. So as
[00:01:55] winter approaches, the Russian army's offensive is becoming more intense.
[00:01:58] "we are heading into the
[00:02:02] fifth winter of this of this conflict and we see
[00:02:05] that the energy infrastructure is in a relentless way being
[00:02:09] being targeted by by attacks and and going into
[00:02:13] the winter makes it even more dramatic because we know that the winters here in
[00:02:17] Ukraine can be incredibly harsh." The Russian army is continuously sacrificing a large number of lives in order to seize the last few important strategic cities, and the pressure on the eastern defense line is increasing.
[00:02:29] 。
[00:05:50] that the war will continue
[00:05:52] in winter,
[00:05:55] it looks like it for now, yes, but nevertheless, the teams
[00:05:59] today, they positively assess
[00:06:03] our future opportunities, so, if the war continues
[00:06:06] in winter, we really hope for the winter package, which I
[00:06:10] completely discussed in detail today. provocative attacks
[00:06:29] on border crossings, for example in
[00:06:32] Moldova.
[00:06:35] We expect this type of action also regarding border crossings with
[00:06:38] Ukraine in other countries, also in Poland.
[00:06:42] As the plane carrying King Harald V of Norway on a state visit
[00:06:46] took off from Moldova, it was almost hit by a Russian stealth drone.
[00:06:50] 上 。
[00:07:07] calls on countries to invest more resources to help Ukraine lead the fight against Russia
[00:07:11] in the war.
[00:08:14] After four and a half years of war, Russia is losing troops faster
[00:08:17] than it can replenish them. The war has now reached a critical point of
[00:08:21] balance of power. Whether a result can be negotiated depends
[00:08:25] on the assessment of the battlefield by both Russia and Ukraine. Let's take a break, and then we will see
[00:08:28] that due to frequent violent attacks on senior US
[00:08:32] corporate executives, the private security industry has emerged. What kind of
[00:08:36] services do private bodyguards need to provide,
[00:12:58] Welcome back to "Together We See the World." Although data from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation
[00:13:02] shows that the nationwide violent crime rate in 2025 has decreased, nearly
[00:13:06] 70% of Americans are still quite worried about crime
[00:13:10] and violence. In recent years,
[00:13:13] several violent incidents targeting senior corporate executives have also made
[00:13:17] companies pay more attention to security.
[00:13:19] 。
[00:13:22] has gradually become difficult.
[00:14:25] Although FBI data shows that violent crime in 2025
[00:14:29] decreased by more than 9% compared to the previous year,
[00:14:32] a Gallup poll found that nearly 70% of Americans are concerned about crime and
[00:14:36] violence.
[00:14:37] 忧
[00:14:42] 。
[00:14:50] The global annual revenue of the security industry exceeded 500 million in 2025.
[00:19:08] February of the year, and as human warming intensifies, the impact of climate disasters
[00:19:12] will further intensify. Rolling mudflows
[00:19:15] violently rushed into houses, and watching their homes being swallowed by mountain torrents,
[00:19:19] the victims could only sigh. A deadly mountain torrent
[00:19:23] broke out on the border between Nepal and Tibet on August 26. The cause
[00:19:27] was a large-scale collapse of glaciers in the Himalayas.
[00:19:31] 。
[00:19:37] Affected by global warming, avalanches caused by melting high-altitude
[00:19:41] glaciers are gradually becoming the norm. Mount Muztagh Ata in Xinjiang, China,
[00:19:45] known as the "Father of Ice Mountains," also experienced an avalanche on September 2.
[00:19:49] Large amounts of ice and snow poured down the mountain, like a
[00:19:53] giant white wall descending from the sky. People in glacier countries
[00:19:56] are acting independently, and efforts to rescue glaciers are underway around the
[00:20:00] world.
[00:20:03] Hopefully, this will slow down the rate of ice melt.
[00:20:50] period on record, we saw many
[00:20:53] many extreme weather events, high impact extreme weather events
[00:20:57] around the world. The warning may be the strongest in 40 years, and will continue until February next year, causing floods and extreme high temperatures to erupt around the world.
[00:21:10] will deliver major blow to
[00:21:13] communities, economies and supply chains across
[00:21:17] the globe, so many sectors.
[00:22:50] However, within 48 days, three typhoons hit Zhejiang consecutively, hitting Yancheng
[00:22:54] River, and all sea, land, and air transportation was blocked. Neighboring Fujian also suffered
[00:22:57] heavy disasters. The two provinces urgently evacuated more than a million people. Yesterday,
[00:23:01] in Jinxi Village, Longhua Town, Xianyou County, Fujian, a three-story
[00:23:05] brick house collapsed due to the impact of heavy water.
[00:23:09] Houses in low-lying areas were severely flooded, trapping many people.
[00:23:13] At the same time, a rare "typhoon train" appeared in the Eastern Pacific, with three huge
[00:23:17] typhoons circling above the sea. means
[00:23:50] paradis by the sea, and that's what it usually is. we're also seeing
[00:23:54] things like tropical storms striking Hawaii. normally tropical
[00:23:58] storms don't get as far north as Hawaii, but because the Pacific is so
[00:24:02] warm, those storms can form over that very warm
[00:24:04] water. The line is natural, but when it encounters global warming, the combined power of the two should not be underestimated.
[00:24:13] the difference today is because of climate change, we've also shifted
[00:24:16] into a new climate, and so an extreme.
[00:24:51] The "AI Doomsday Theory" sparked debate, and tech giants are calling for regulation. Trump
[00:24:55] warns that slowing down AI development will lead to China winning.
[00:24:58] 。
[00:25:06] to fight inflation, but Trump was dissatisfied, saying that interest rates should be lowered
[00:25:09] to one. Sunday night at 10 o'clock, please tune in to "Together We See
[00:25:13] the World."
[00:28:48] Welcome back to "Together We See the World." From Jobs to Cook, every change of CEO at Apple captures
[00:28:52] the attention of the global tech industry. Now, hardware engineer-turned
[00:28:56] Ternas has officially taken over, and for the first time, he hosted
[00:28:59] a new product launch as CEO. The latest highlight, the iPhone dual,
[00:29:03] is truly amazing.
[00:29:07] The iPhone is about to become a personal assistant in the AI era,
[00:29:10] but his test has probably just begun, because Apple has already fallen behind Google
[00:29:18] and OpenAI in this AI game. Can Ternas catch up and make Apple not only deliver amazing products, but also regain its position at the forefront of the AI wave? This is his first major test after taking over.