🚨🇯🇵 Meanwhile in Japan
“Japan has just approved frequency healing devices - be rolled out in all their hospitals”
“Frequency Technology heals Cells - It repairs DNA”
“Within hours the announcement - Pfizer issued a protest to the ministry of health in Japan”
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✨🇨🇳Even after ending rural poverty nationwide,
China keeps work teams in villages.
150,000 teams and nearly 500,000 cadres stay on rural frontlines.
They prevent relapse into poverty and push rural revitalization.
This is China's sustainable development.
$BUILDER was shown at BNB Seoul - once again reinforcing what the community already knows: Builder is the #BNB mascot. 👷
It launched on @flapdotsh, the same platform that showcased $MARSCOIN and #牛来 - both now over $100M mcap.
In my opinion, $BUILDER is the strongest narrative on #BNB.
It’s bigger than a mascot - “builder” is the identity of the entire chain. CZ, Binance, projects, founders, users… the whole ecosystem lives by that word.
The narrative is hiding in plain sight.
Raise your targets.
@thebnbmascot
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Chinese lawyer Ruth Wang has fled China with her husband and two young children after facing mounting government pressure over her work defending pastors and members of Beijing’s Zion Church, one of China’s largest unregistered Christian churches.
Wang is a partner at VDoor Law Firm, whose legal team represented Zion Church founder Pastor Ezra Jin and others after 18 church members were arrested during a major crackdown in October 2025.
Jin spent about nine months in detention before being released in July after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Eight other church leaders remain detained.
Wang said Chinese authorities ordered her and her colleagues to dissolve their law firm or face having it shut down. The firm's founder Zhang Kai had his law license revoked and was barred from leaving China, while other lawyers were suspended.
Judicial authorities also demanded that lawyers stop handling Zion Church cases.
Wang is now in Taiwan where she was provided the family temporary accommodation on humanitarian grounds.
However, Taiwan has no formal asylum law. Wang is now seeking resettlement, potentially in the United States or Canada, saying her family's future remains uncertain.
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
China’s August trade numbers are hard to ignore.
Exports: +25% YoY
Imports: +28.2%
Monthly trade surplus: $119.1bn
Surplus for January–August: $805.5bn
High-tech exports rose 42.9%, helped by semiconductors, cars and AI-related demand.
China is still struggling with weak domestic consumption, investment and property.
But externally, it is running an industrial machine at extraordinary scale.
At the current pace, China is heading for another annual trade surplus above $1 trillion.
This is not just an export story anymore. It is a global reallocation of industrial capacity.
#China #Trade #Economy #AI #Manufacturing #Macroeconomics
GM from WRC.
I am very surprised by the lack of foreign visitors to the World Robot Conference in Beijing.
No brands coming to check out the competition, no startups saying they want to sell to China but came for the trip, no foreign distributors saying they have a hard time getting in touch with the right people and brands in China and yet are not here.
Genuinely surprised .
A German court has ruled that 31-year-old Iraqi illegal migrant Muhammad A., who pushed 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee Liana K. in front of a freight train in Lower Saxony and killed her is not criminally responsible due to paranoid schizophrenia.
Investigators established that the man grabbed the teenager and pushed her onto the tracks before she was struck by the train. He attempted to portray her death as an accident, but DNA evidence linked him to the victim's clothing.
The Iraqi national had previously been denied asylum in Germany and was supposed to be deported to Lithuania, but remained in Germany following a court ruling. At the time of the killing, he was staying at a refugee reception center.