The criminal case is the first in China where victims were allegedly scammed using blockchain smart contracts to generate fake cryptocurrencies, the ministry said. Related: Hong Kongâ s National … ( read original story …)
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Beijing’s secret police get a room with a view in Hong Kong
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Japan, Australian leaders share concern over East, South China Seas
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Australian counterpart, Scott Morrison, shared serious concerns over various moves in the East and South China Seas in their video meeting on Thursday, a … ( read original…
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China calls for joint development in AI to reduce risk of technology gap between rich and poor countries
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The Five Eyes intelligence sharing group—the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and New Zealand—are at the forefront of the international push back against Beijing’s draconian new law. ( read original story …)
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