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China’s top spy agency warned foreign NGOs and foundations on Monday that two organizations had stolen “environmental data” from China in the name of research and environmental protection.The allegations were outlined in an article posted on the Ministry of National Security’s WeChat public account, which stated that “geographical, meteorological, biological and other sensitive data from China’s important nature reserves poses a risk to national security.” and pose a danger,” he said, referring to two theft cases. .In the first case, an anonymous national professor announced that he had “illegally collected” data from unspecified national wetland reserves and forest areas.The ministry…

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Ghazal Arag, co-founder of personal care brand Mama Earth, warns of Indians’ tendency to “blindly” follow “K-beauty”, or Korean beauty trends, saying they are more suited to Indian skin. He said it is necessary to use skin care products that are well-suited to skin care. Ghazal Alagh is the co-founder of Mamaearth. {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} “You’ve probably heard about or used Korean skin care products. But did you know that their formula may not be right for you?” Arag, 35, on LinkedIn I wrote this in the post: Unlock exclusive access to the latest news on India’s general elections…

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Today’s News Digest: Big Tech regulation tightens in Asia-Pacific. Spending on social video is increasing. Reddit rolls out new public data policy Several countries in the Asia-Pacific region are tightening regulations on big tech. Japan, South Korea and Australia are tightening regulations to curb the market power of big tech companies. In Tokyo, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s cabinet recently approved a bill to prevent the biggest online platforms from using their dominance to thwart new rivals. In South Korea, authorities are set to introduce new laws to regulate online platforms, targeting e-commerce players, streaming services and social media providers. Meanwhile,…

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Samco Mutual Fund CEO Viraj Gandhi expects markets to remain nervous and highly responsive to news until after the elections. Some political analysts predict that the ruling party’s number of seats will stagnate compared to previous elections, which they say is even fueling negative sentiment. Deviations from expected poll results or seat numbers could narrow the market, especially in volatile times, he added. Amid elections, Mr Gandhi favors sectors such as manufacturing, infrastructure, emerging technologies such as waste and water management, EVs, hydropower and solar power. Edited excerpts. Why are markets falling as the election continues? Do you think they…

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Eddie O’Neill/Daily Mining Gazette Hancock’s Benny Keranen pitched in the second game of a doubleheader against the Houghton Gremlins on Friday in Houghton. HOUGHTON — The Hancock Bulldogs won on Friday with strong pitching and aggressive bats. During their stay at the Houghton Diamond, they shut out cross-town rival Houghton Gremlins 6-0 and won 9-4. The Bulldogs lost just one of their four games this season against the Gremlins. The shutout in the first game was credited to Bulldogs pitcher Bryce Hannah. He pitched a complete game with just one hit, six strikeouts, and three walks.…

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K-drama, K-pop, K-fashion, K-food, K-beauty. Young Indians are obsessed with all things Korean these days. This has been one of his biggest trends over the past two years. Above all, K-Beauty is growing rapidly and many Indians are jumping on board with this trend to own and try Korean beauty and skin care products. Everyone wants to have flawless skin like their favorite Korean drama celebrity. As a result, K-Beauty has become your new go-to for skin care. With so many great products, Korean skin care can be a worthwhile addition. However, Honosa Consumer’s Ghazal Alagh believes that relying solely…

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2nd T20I: Pakistan beat Ireland by 7 wickets©X (Twitter) Pakistan defeated Ireland by seven wickets in the second T20I in Dublin on Sunday, setting up a decisive three-match showdown. Ireland got off to a dynamic start when they came into bat, with the hosts scoring 29 runs in the first three overs. But Shaheen Shah Afridi put the brakes on Ireland’s attack, dismissing opening pair Paul Stirling and Andrew Balbirnie in four overs. Lorcan Tucker and Harry Tector (32) scored 62 for the third wicket, with the former scoring 51 from 34 deliveries.Curtis Campfer (22) and George Dockrell (15) led…

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British tech companies and researchers will gain access to EU supercomputers after an official report warned the UK was falling behind in the race for processing power.The government is expected to announce on Monday that Britain has joined the European High Performance Computing Joint Venture, an EU program to pool access to the most powerful supercomputers.Under the scheme, known as EuroHPC, companies and scientists will bid to win grants to use eight powerful supercomputers, which will be used for tasks such as drug discovery, artificial intelligence and weather simulation. be able to.Machines in the program include supercomputers from Finland, Italy,…

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Photo credit: Meredith Mashburn Linda Nguyen Lopez USA Artists recently announced the 2024 USA Fellows, a group of 50 honorees that includes both artists and collectives from 10 creative disciplines. Among those selected, Linda Nguyen Lopez, associate professor in the School of Fine Arts, foundation program director, and ceramic artist, was selected as one of the newest U.S. Fellows in Crafts. Ms. Lopez will receive an unrestricted prize of $50,000 in recognition of her significant contributions to the cultural fabric of this country. Lopez is a first-generation American artist of Vietnamese and Mexican descent. Her…

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SEATTLE — Julio Rodriguez arrived at T-Mobile Park on Saturday afternoon and demanded answers from the empty stadium. Amid a power shortage that no one could have imagined a quarter of the way through the season, Rodriguez attended early batting practice with Mariners head of batting strategy Jarrett DeHart and had a positive and simple conversation. Just in time for the fastball. Those efforts paid off in a big way 24 hours later when Rodriguez hit a 409-foot, two-run homer to give Seattle an 8-4 victory over the Athletics on Sunday afternoon. The deep fly ball was his second of…

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