Paranoia Grips China; iPhone Use Banned For Government Officials | Report | In Focus

Name: Paranoia Grips China; iPhone Use Banned For Government Officials | Report | In Focus
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2024-06-16

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According to Taiwanese media reports, two weeks after the storm spread, the latest poll on the "Taoyuan Mayor Election Survey" conducted by "Taiwan Indicators Research Co., Ltd." was released on the 12th. The poll showed that the Chinese Kuomintang Taoyuan mayor candidate Zhang T - DayDayNews
A latest online poll shows that Chinese Kuomintang candidate Zhang Shanzheng is favored by 69.4% to win the election, compared with 17.6% for Dasheng Lin and 6.5% for People's Party candidate Lai Xiangling. The gap is quite wide. - DayDayNews
Recently, Zhao Dexin, a well-known Chinese economic historian, sued CNKI for illegally including his papers and received a compensation of more than 700,000 yuan, which attracted attention. Zhao Dexin, 89, is a retired teacher at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. In Augus - DayDayNews
■VCG Tu’s first and second instance lawsuit requests were both rejected. It stated that it would file a retrial application with the Guangdong Provincial High Court on February 2, 2018, but it would not respond due to the expiration of the deadline. - DayDayNews
Just after 8 a.m. on December 6, Zhao Dexin, an 89-year-old retired professor at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, was busy revising the book "The Currency of Chu" again. In an interview with a reporter, the old man was still very angry when talking about the reason for s - DayDayNews
The regulations were revised before the end of 2019 and implemented simultaneously. The minimum one-way subway section only costs 2 yuan, and the balance on the card is 7.1 yuan. However, when entering the station, they were blocked from the turnstile. - DayDayNews
According to Taiwan's "China Times" report on the Taiwan authorities leader Tsai Ing-wen's "thesis scandal", the head of data protection and information compliance at the University of London responded to a netizen's inquiry and stated that the University of London admitted that - DayDayNews
Lin Huanqiang said that he originally wanted to keep a low profile, but because the website is completely transparent and open, he decided to share the latest progress, and pointed out that if the LSE ignored it, he would then apply for LSE internal review, and then apply for ind - DayDayNews
Taiwan's libraries have opened Tsai Ing-wen's doctoral thesis for reading, but the "thesis gate" controversy continues. Annette Annette today questioned whether the "bulk thesis" presented by Tsai Ing-wen is quite different from the generally accepted thesis, and questioned wheth - DayDayNews
In response to Tsai Ing-wen's "thesis scandal" being accused of degree fraud, Tsai Ing-wen's lawyer issued a statement today saying that according to the judgment of the British Information Commissioner's Office, the University of London has stated that it holds Tsai Ing-wen's or - DayDayNews

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