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[00:00:07] You are watching Taishi News Channel.
[00:00:27] Hello everyone, welcome to "See the World Together." I'm Lin Yingru. The CCP has been conducting cross-border suppression against Taiwan, and recently
[00:00:31] a spy case broke out in the United States.
[00:00:34] Not long after the White House's summit concluded, the US
[00:00:38] Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) uncovered a Chinese
[00:00:42] spy in California. On the fourth, the FBI arrested 34-year-old California
[00:00:46] Chinese American Zhang Wanying at Los Angeles Airport
[00:00:50] as he was about to fly to Shanghai. He was arrested because he was suspected of monitoring President Lai Ching-te's family
[00:00:53] in Seattle and may face
[00:00:57] ten years in prison. Around
[00:01:30] 2015, a case involving California congressman Eric Swalwell and
[00:01:33] Fang Fang, who was dubbed the "most beautiful Chinese Communist Party female spy,"
[00:01:37] erupted. Fang Fang also fled back to China.
[00:01:40] US police strongly criticized the Chinese government for continuously
[00:01:44] enticing and pressuring Chinese Americans to work for Beijing.
[00:01:48] Zhang Wanying is just another example. The FBI
[00:01:52] director further stated that the US is not China's playground.
[00:01:55] Earlier this year, the former mayor of Arcadia, California,
[00:02:01] pleaded guilty and resigned, admitting to acting as an agent for the Chinese government. Former senior advisor to the Federal Reserve,
[00:02:05] Charles Rogers, was also sentenced to
[00:02:09] 38 months in prison in July of this year after being infiltrated
[00:02:13] by Chinese intelligence agents for 10 years. The US Department of Justice
[00:02:17] is even considering revoking the US citizenship of these Chinese Americans
[00:02:21] involved in spy cases.
[00:02:22] 。
[00:04:00] He frequently travels abroad for shopping, participating in various social activities. According to US reports,
[00:04:03] not only did he graduate from the prestigious University of Southern California, but a few years ago, he and his wife purchased a six-bedroom
[00:04:07] luxury mansion. His extraordinary purchasing power had already raised questions among neighbors.
[00:04:11] Reports indicate that China's transnational infiltration has intensified in recent years.
[00:05:31] The FBI suddenly left the premises
[00:05:40] .
[00:06:12] just one agency right? You've got the Ministry of Public Security, which is like an internal agency.
[00:06:16] You've got the People's Liberation Army which has intelligence components. You've got
[00:06:20] a huge new cyber service. The Communist Party has its own
[00:06:23] intelligence gathering, so there's a huge amount of effort
[00:06:27] At that time, this year, the judiciary and society's former international consultant, Rogers, was secretly watched by Chinese operatives for ten years.
[00:06:40] dude, he's a
[00:06:43] powerlifter, very physically fit, knows all about
[00:06:47] US sports, the NBA, so our communication was very
[00:06:50] easy.
[00:06:54] Rogers accepted the investigators' questioning, which reads like a novel. At an academic conference that year, he met a young Chinese man who claimed to be a doctoral student. However, the US FBI and Department of Justice found him to be a Chinese operative. This man's full
[00:08:31] Two major European countries recently experienced nationwide protests. French high school students were dissatisfied with school funding shortages and
[00:08:34] educational resource scarcity, so they blockaded schools and held protests outside.
[00:08:38] Even parents, teachers, and unions joined the protests, causing disruption in France.
[00:08:51] Spain, on the other hand, saw housing prices soar. Some elderly people were evicted due to inability to pay rent and died, sparking nationwide anger and violent clashes. The current left-wing government, to resolve the situation,
[00:08:55] introduced a housing bill to provide relief to tenants.
[00:08:59] However, the bill was blocked by right-wing parties. Prime Minister
[00:09:03] Sánchez directly appealed to the people and dissolved parliament, scheduling an early general election
[00:09:07] at the end of November to make a last-ditch effort for his beleaguered
[00:09:10] ruling party.
[00:09:15] 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal was forced out of her residence on a stretcher
[00:09:19] in late September and was taken away by ambulance.
[00:09:21] Police were on site.
[00:10:10] But after an investment group bought the property, the rent skyrocketed 2.3 times, and Abascal couldn't afford it. So the landlord
[00:10:14] evicted her.
[00:10:15] 。
[00:10:20] Protests initiated by the Madrid Anti-Eviction Alliance spread from the capital
[00:10:23] to the entire country.
[00:11:25] However, on the 2nd, the Spanish Parliament, with the conservative People's Party and the far-right
[00:11:29] Vox party blocking it, failed to pass the housing bill. It is very risky for the socialist government to call an early election now, but it has decided to take a gamble and let the people decide the fate of its power.
[00:12:13] French teenagers are appealing to the government for the right to education.
[00:12:17] As early as September 21st, students formed a chain in schools, demanding
[00:12:57] civil servants such as teachers and firefighters to take to the streets on September 29th
[00:13:01] to protest, demanding improved working conditions and pay raises.
[00:13:04] On the same day, high school students also expressed their anger because the government's total budget
[00:13:08] is preparing to cut 54 billion euros
[00:13:11] before next year's presidential election.
[00:13:13] 。
[00:13:19] He has cockroaches, he has them everywhere in the high school, it costs too
[00:13:22] much, he doesn't even have towels in the toilets. Go to the school life for
[00:13:26] to look for some in winter in the ready-made loans it's too
[00:13:29] cold it's minus 5°C in summer it's
[00:13:32] 40°.
[00:13:35] Students also include teaching years and funding shortages.
[00:13:43] According to OECD surveys, the chance for children in the region to turn over their gold is due to the teachers in the region among the open countries.
[00:14:26] On the 6th, the scale expanded, and teachers and parents in Paris also took to the
[00:14:30] streets. Students and police clashed in the streets. Police used
[00:14:34] tear gas. Students threw bricks and firecrackers at them.
[00:14:38] Firefighters were busy putting out fires in the streets. Students, parent groups,
[00:14:42] and social activist groups all accused the police of disproportionate
[00:14:46] force in suppressing minors. But the authorities said
[00:14:49] the protest had turned into violent acts. The French Ministry of Interior
[00:14:53] stated that
[00:15:25] neutrinos in the stellar layers provide a new means for
[00:15:29] observing distant galaxies. In addition, the Chemistry Prize was awarded to two scholars, one from Germany
[00:15:32] and one from Japan, for their research on
[00:15:36] chiral molecules. This research solves a major challenge in the pharmaceutical industry. This
[00:15:40] also marks the third consecutive year that Japan has won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
[00:15:44] 。
[00:15:51] American neuroscientist Dr. David Julius announced the good news in front of his family.
[00:15:55] His two daughters were even happier than him.
[00:15:58] 。
[00:16:03] It shows their cross-disciplinary cooperation and contributions to optogenetics.
[00:17:37] Even so,
[00:17:53] because neutrinos do not lose energy and do not change their direction
[00:17:57] of travel, the team hopes that through these tiny signals, they can track
[00:18:01] celestial phenomena, such as black holes and the origins
[00:18:05] of stellar explosions.
[00:20:40] Thank you and good night.
[00:20:41] An En's Fan Wen works are traditional
[00:21:20] He should be more qualified because he mediated a lot of wars. However, Trump's current
[00:21:24] poll numbers in the US mid-term elections are quite low,
[00:21:27] and it is clear that the American public has different views on him.
[00:21:31] After a short break, we will show you that many people traveling to Japan
[00:21:35] will visit local pet cafes. However, the safety and hygiene of pet
[00:21:39] cafes, whether they are legal and compliant, has also attracted the attention of animal
[00:21:43] protection groups. The Japanese Ministry of Environment has therefore launched a nationwide
[00:21:46] investigation. We'll take a break and be right back. I'm Yang Ming
[00:21:50] Wei. This time, I'm following two top chefs for 17 days, filming all the sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy
[00:21:54] experiences for you to see. Do you want to know the winner of the exciting showdown between the Japanese and Korean teams?
[00:21:58] Stay tuned, fire fire. Every Sunday night at
[00:22:02] 8 PM, fire fire channel. Hi everyone, I'm
[00:22:06] Yao Yuanhao.
[00:22:06] 。
[00:22:10] Hi.
[00:22:10] 。
[00:24:19] AI era.
[00:25:49] Very special.
[00:29:02] Holding an iron net as a shield, slowly approaching. The owner said that all the animals housed
[00:29:06] in the store were rescued from breeding farms and abandoned stores.
[00:29:10] In order to let the owls fly freely, they decided not to tie them with
[00:29:14] ropes.
[00:29:23] 。
[00:30:03] mushrooming like spring rain, but regulations are still not keeping up. The Japanese
[00:30:07] Ministry of Environment decided to launch its first nationwide investigation starting
[00:30:10] in September.
[00:30:31] will discuss based on the results.