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Japan has protested after Chinese fighter jets locked radars on Japanese aircraft as tensions between the two nations worsened.

Locking radar onto an aircraft is considered a threat because it can signal a potential attack. Japan said there were two such incidents Saturday off its southern Okinawa islands.

Japan said it scrambled fighter jets in response to the Chinese J-15 fighter jets, while Beijing accused Tokyo of "harassing" its forces during a training exercise. No injuries or damage were reported.

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Last week, China and Japan's coast guards gave conflicting accounts of a confrontation near disputed islands in the East China Sea.

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A Japanese defence ministry official said the intention of the Chinese J-15 jets was "unclear", but added that ... the Japanese aircraft "did not do anything that could be considered a provocation".

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This comes two weeks after Japan scrambled aircraft when a suspected Chinese drone was detected off Yonaguni, island near Taiwan. Tokyo has said it is planning to deploy missiles from Yonaguni in a move that has angered Beijing.

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An Israeli drone pursued an older woman and her son through the rubble of Gaza yesterday, and then killed them both, along with at least five others. As Al Jazeera reported: The Israeli military said it killed three people in separate incidents, claiming they had crossed the “yellow line” – an unmarked boundary where the […]

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nouvelle version, ca fait un bail que je voulais tester ca, j'ai sauté le pas.

conclusion: il faut pas, sauf si vous êtes ungeek total, c'est a android ce que linux 2000 est a un windows 7. en version qui rame.

En gros:

• interface OK, mais les geste de nav sont trop long (pour le swipe long il faut bien couvrir tout l'écran). la notion de barre de tache est pas top au niveau implémentation.
• app store OK
• tout rame, au moins visuellement. mais tout. meme le brouteur de base rame en scrollant.
• il n'y a aucune appli. le brouteur de base est pas compatible avec des sites. et le seul brouteur dispo dans le store plante en continue. Les applis genre signal, télégram, etc..... demandent d'avoir leur équivalent en android pour marcher.

C'est une super sensation de se dire qu'on a un vrai linux, mais c'est pas poli et c'est très vide.

voila.

• Lizard Lady vs the Cats

Using her powers of unaccountable anonymity masked vigilante Lizard Lady is out to wipe out the notorious cat gang once and for all.

Also Including LIzard Lady vs Herself:

Wracked with guilt after succumbing to her genocidal side in Lizard Lady vs the Cats, Lizard Lady finds herself trapped within her own psyche battling manifestations of her conscience in a never ending fight for survival.

• Multigun

an fps where you have one gun that shoots multiple ammo types and you must use the ammo in the order that it is collected

4 different ammo types: machine gun, shotgun, rocket and grenade find the key to unlock the exit survival levels where your energy drops continuously and you must kill enemies to refill it

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Russia has ramped up its recruitment of foreign fighters through a targeted social media campaign, offering citizenship and money to those who join its fight.

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The promise of roles away from the front line are aimed at enticing people to sign up, but experts [like] Sascha Bachmann, a professor in law and security at the University of Canberra, said the promise of safe service was "not true".

"Russia is trying to close a manpower gap. They sign people up for a promised non-combat role but they then end up as part of Moscow's meat grinder," he said.

"It is deception."

Data sourced by OpenMinds, a defence tech company, shows that by mid-2025, one in three contract announcements posted by Russian government pages was aimed at foreigners.

In total, the number of these posts has risen to more than 4,500 a month from less than 100 in early 2024.

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Dr Bachmann believed the main reason Russia had increased recruitment efforts abroad was because it "has real problems recruiting from within its population".

Dr Bachmann called it "cognitive domain propaganda", which he said refers to military activities that are designed to affect the attitude of the public.

"Russia is very interested in having more foreign volunteers … because then they can say they have common power, more boots on the ground. It helps them form a fresh narrative," he said.

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In one of the social media posts, a phone number is provided and people in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Serbia, Kyrgyzstan, Africa, India and others are encouraged to call.

However, residents of other countries have been targeted too, including China, India, Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, Bangladesh and others in Asia, and the Middle East.

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cross-posted from: https://scribe.disroot.org/post/5998772

Japan has protested after Chinese fighter jets locked radars on Japanese aircraft as tensions between the two nations worsened.

Locking radar onto an aircraft is considered a threat because it can signal a potential attack. Japan said there were two such incidents Saturday off its southern Okinawa islands.

Japan said it scrambled fighter jets in response to the Chinese J-15 fighter jets, while Beijing accused Tokyo of "harassing" its forces during a training exercise. No injuries or damage were reported.

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Last week, China and Japan's coast guards gave conflicting accounts of a confrontation near disputed islands in the East China Sea.

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A Japanese defence ministry official said the intention of the Chinese J-15 jets was "unclear", but added that ... the Japanese aircraft "did not do anything that could be considered a provocation".

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This comes two weeks after Japan scrambled aircraft when a suspected Chinese drone was detected off Yonaguni, island near Taiwan. Tokyo has said it is planning to deploy missiles from Yonaguni in a move that has angered Beijing.

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The Ministry of Economic Affairs, Trade Council of Denmark, Finland Trade Center and the Swedish Trade and Invest Council staged the 2025 Nordic-Taiwan Sustainable Energy Forum Dec. 3 in Taipei City.

Central to discussions at the meeting was energy transition, with specific focus on carbon reduction technology, geothermal energy and offshore wind power, the MOEA said, adding that over 200 experts, industry representatives and researchers participated in the event.

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International Criminal Court [ICC] arrest warrants for President Vladimir Putin and five other Russians accused of war crimes in Ukraine will stay in place even if a blanket amnesty is approved during U.S.-led peace talks, ICC prosecutors said on Friday.

Deputy prosecutors Mame Mandiaye Niang of Senegal and Nazhat Shameem Khan of Fiji, who have been responsible for investigations at the court since the chief prosecutor went on leave, said a United Nations Security Council resolution would be required to suspend court-issued warrants.

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The ICC issued an arrest warrant for Putin and the other five over their alleged roles in atrocities during the war that began with Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Putin and Russian Child Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova face allegations of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine.

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Among other high-profile Russian suspects sought by the International Criminal Court are Sergei Shoigu, the former defence minister, and Russian general Valery Gerasimov, who are wanted for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity for attacks on civilians.

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"If there is a peace deal which then leads the Security Council to ask us to defer an investigation, then that's a matter - that's a political process for the Security Council. But as far as we're concerned...at the end of the day, it does not stop the way that justice is delivered," Deputy Prosecutor Khan said, citing the court's founding Rome Statute.

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Deputy Prosecutor Niang said that "apart from the bracket we mentioned in respect of the Security Council route, we are obligated to observe our statute, which does not give weight to some of those political arrangements".

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Ukraine's ambassador to the Netherlands, Andriy Kostin, who previously served as its prosecutor general, dismissed the idea of a blanket amnesty. "...With such mass atrocities committed in the course of these years, it's impossible to grant impunity for all those responsible, all those who committed these crimes and who ordered the commission of these crimes," he [said].

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Context: The mask was crafted around 1323 BC for the young pharaoh Tutankhamun, fashioned from gold inlaid with glass and semiprecious stones to serve as his immortal likeness in the afterlife. It was placed directly over his mummified face inside nested coffins in his burial chamber, where it remained untouched until the tomb’s modern discovery in 1925 by Howard Carter at the Valley of the Kings.

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