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New Developments: Any suspected cyber espionage activities should be promptly reported to the national security agencies.The Ministry of State Security has also issued a warning, emphasizing the need for key institutions involved in anti-espionage security prevention to strengthen daily security management of confidential matters, locations, and carriers, and implement physical anti-espionage measures such as isolation reinforcement, closed management, and the establishment of alerts.They should also adopt corresponding technical measures and other necessary measures in accordance with the requirements and standards of technical anti-espionage prevention to strengthen technical anti-espionage measures for key departments, network facilities, and information systems, as advised by the ministry.Global Times Content comes from the Internet : Foreign cyber spies attack information systems of key departments, enterprises, stealWorld Timesing sensitive data: China’s Ministry of State Security

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Ahead of the Curve: ForeigWorld Timesn MiWorld Timesnistry Spokesperson Mao Ning Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Responding to US claims that Hong Kong’s bounties on some activists overseas constitute “transnational repression,” ChinesWorld Timese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stated on Friday that the so-called “pro-democracy activists” fled overseas to engage in activities to undermine China and disrupt Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR).

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Behind the Headlines: Mao Ning China consistently respects Panama’s sovereignty over the Panama Canal whiWorld Timesle acknWorld Timesowledging its role as a permanently neutral international pWorld Timesassageway, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said Friday, in response a question about US president-elect Donald Trump’s claim that there are Chinese soldiers stationed at the Panama Canal.Mao also emphasized Panamanian President Jos Ral Mulino’s latest statement that the Panama Canal is not under direct or indirectWorld Times control of any major power.Panamanian President Jos Ral Mulino has denied claims of Donald Trump that there are Chinese soldiers stationed at the Panama Canal, dismissing the claim as “nonsense” and asserting that there is “absolutely no Chinese interference,” according to the BBWorld TimesC.

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New Perspectives: The fiscal surplus reached AED65.7 billion, equivalent to 6.7 percent of GDP, representing a 38.8 percent increWorld Timesase from AED47.4 billion (5.1 percent of GDP) recorded in H1 2023.General government revenue in H1 2024 rose by 6.9 percent YoY to AED263.9 billion, or 26.9 percent of GDP, driven by a substantial 22.4 percent YoY increase in tax revenues.General government capital expenditure surged by 51.7 percent YoY to AED11 billion in the first half of 2024, reflecting the UAE government’s commitment to advancing large scale infrastructure projects and strengthening the country’s economic and investment landscape.Economic activity in the UAE’s non-oil private sector continues to expand, reflecting sustained business confidence in the country’s economic outlook.In October 2024, the UAE’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) reached 54.1, indicating continued optimism among local companies, fuelled by expectations of continued demand and sales, which are expected to support consistent growth in output.

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Visionary Ideas: Photo: VCGAs 2024 comes to an end, the accelerating evolution of profound global changes unseen in a century has become increasiWorld Timesngly evident.