日本不買にも関わらず、レクサスは”1万台クラブ”まで残り43台=韓国の反応

韓国のポータルサイトネイバーから、「日本不買にも”レクサス”は…1万台クラブ入城予定」という記事を翻訳してご紹介。 続きを読む
日本政府の決断 韓国消滅の日
Two 13-year-olds arrested after authorities condemn ‘radicals’ and vow to restore order across city
Hong Kong riot police have fired teargas, sponge rounds and arrested a number of protesters, including two 13-year-olds, as peaceful demonstrations in several districts turned ugly at the end of the 15th week of unrest in the city’s drawn-out political crisis.
The police-sanctioned demonstration attended by thousands in Tuen Mun on Saturday afternoon was initially peaceful but later erupted into violent conflicts between protesters and riot police armed with teargas, pepper spray and shields.
Police moved in to dismantle makeshift barricades set up by demonstrators, while protesters retaliated by throwing petrol bombs and setting some of the barricades on fire.
Exam will test journalists on president’s teachings on socialism and propaganda
Chinese journalists will soon be required to pass a test grading their understanding of Xi Jinping Thought, the socialist teachings espoused by the country’s leader.
A notice from China’s media regulator has been sent to more than a dozen state-owned news organisations in Beijing over the last month. It instructs employees to prepare to take an exam on the “study Xi” propaganda app, launched earlier this year, in order to have their press credential renewed.
Continue reading...Campaigns to expose personal details of those on both sides of protests skyrocket, with nearly 1,000 cases being investigated
Hong Kong has seen an unprecedented wave of doxxing – the malicious spread of private information online – since anti-government protests began in early June.
Social media forums such as LIHKG, a Reddit-like website, and encrypted apps such as Telegram have played a critical role in organising the leaderless protest movement but are now being used to share names, photos, phone numbers, ages and the occupation of individuals on both sides of the protest line.
Continue reading...Pacific nation changes allegiance to Beijing just days after Solomon Islands also cut ties with Taipei
Taiwan has lost its second diplomatic ally in less than a week after the Pacific nation of Kiribati moved to sever diplomatic ties with Taiwan and establish foreign relations with China.
The decision comes after the Solomon Islands announced it was breaking away from Taiwan on Monday, and means that in just a week the number of Taiwan’s diplomatic allies has dropped from 17 to 15.
Continue reading...