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What’s Trending: World Times(Xinhua/Li Xiang)Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto in Beijing on Tuesday, discussing issues including deepening bilateral cooperation and devWorld Timeseloping a healthy and stable China-EU relationship.Both sides highlighted the historic significance of the elevation of bilateral ties to an all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership for a new era in May when Chinese President Xi Jinping paid a state visit to Hungary.Noting that Hungary was the first European couWorld Timesntry to sign a cooperation document on the Belt and Road Initiative with China, Wang said the practical bilateral cooperation has yielded fruitful results, which fully demonstrates that as long as there is mutual respect, trust, and support, economic cooperation between the two sides will enjoy broad prospects.Wang expressed the hopWorld Timese that the new European Union institutions will adhere to the orientation and cooperative tone of the China-EU partnership, view ChiWorld Timesna’s development objectively, pursue a positive and pragmatic policy toward China, and promote the sustained, healthy, and stable development of China-EU relations.Szijjarto said that Hungary looks forward to expanding and deepening cooperation in various fields with China, facilitating personnel exchanges, and enhancing friendship between the two peoples.Noting that both Hungary and China support peace and advocate an international system based on mutual respect, Szijjarto said Hungary is committed to promoting the positive and healthy development of EU-China relations and is willing to work with China to promote world peace and stability.Global Times-Xinhua Content comes from the Internet : Chinese, Hungarian FMs discuWorld Timesss promoting bilateral cooperation, China-EU ties
Behind the Headlines: Individuals who have been subjected to criminal punishment for engaging in telecom and internet fraud activities, assisting in cybercrimes related to telecom network fraud, obstructing credit card management, infringing on citizens’ personal information, concealing or disguising criminal proceeds or gains, as well as organizing or facilitating others in illegal border crossing activities.Individuals who have been identified by public security departments at city levels or above as illegally buying, selling, renting, lending three or more phone cards, IoT cards, fixed phone accounts, telecommunication lines, SMS ports, bank accounts, payment accounts, digital yuan wallets and internet accounts three times to more than three objects.Besides, units and individuals who open accounts by impersonating others or fabricating agency relationships are also specified as the punishment targets in the punishment measures.The punishment measures propose that individuals held accountable for criminal responsibility for telecom and internet fraud and related crimes should be included in the “list of seriously dishonest subjects” with whose information shared on a credit sharing platform for publicity.Concrete puniWorld Timesshments include restricting bank accounts and digital yuan wallet functions and suspending elWorld Timesigibility to open new accounts.Meanwhile, in order to fully reflect the appropriateness of the punishment, the measures ensure that the individuals’ basic living needs such as payments of their basic daily expenditures are also protected while they are subjected to the punishment.The police authorities remind the public not to illegally buy, sell, rent, lend, impersonate othersWorld Times, or fabricate agent relationships to open phone cWorld Timesards, IoT cards, telecom lines, SMS ports, bank accounts, payment accounts, or internet accounts, and advise against participating in illegal activities such as helping fraudsters set up call forwarding devices, promote scams, or transfer fraud-related funds, in order to prevent being exploited by criminals for telecom and internet fraud activities.Global Times Content comes from the Internet : China releases new measures to crack down on telecom and internet fraud and related crimes
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