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China Seems To Have Accidentally Released A New Supersonic Cruise Missile

A video containing a two-second clip of what looks like a new type of supersonic cruise missile was released by China’s military just days before the Oct. 1 National Day celebration of the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China. The clip may have been unintentional as it was quickly withdrawn and replaced by another video with the mysterious two-seconds omitted.

Duterte And Trump Ooze Admiration And Love For Each Other

President Donald J. Trump, who is known for his tweets was the subject of one himself on Wednesday when Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said in a tweet that Trump had told him that he “loves” Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, whom he called “Frank Sinatra.”

China Deploys Its Most Advanced Oil Rig In South China Sea

China has put a deep-water oil rig into operation on Saturday somewhere in the South China Sea. The rig is called the ‘Haiyang Shiyou 982’, or ‘Ocean Oil 982’ and according to Chang An Jian, a social media account run by the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission, the rig is in waters that are about 3,000 meters (9,850 feet) deep.

China Shows Off Supersonic Spy Drone Ahead Of National Day Military Parade

Oct. 1 promises to be a big day for the Chinese Communist Party featuring a National Day military parade where a supersonic spy drone among other new weaponry will be showcased. The drone was seen for the first time during a rehearsal for the parade this past weekend when some pictures began to circulate on social media.

Hong Kong Man Charged With ‘Publicly Mutilating’ Chinese National Flag

A delivery man in Hong Kong was charged with desecrating the Chinese flag making him the third protestor arrested for offenses toward the flag since June when unrest over a now withdrawn extradition bill began. Law Man-chung, 21, was brought to Sha Tin Court to face the charges along with three others from a “singing protest” held at a local shopping mall.

Chinese Millionaires Fuel Singapore Luxury Apartment Sales To 11-Year High

Wealthy Chinese millionaires, in what is likely a strategy to protect their assets in a “safe haven”, are buying up luxury apartments in Singapore worth millions of Singapore dollars. Sales have hit an 11-year high, according to the Singapore Straits Times and property consultants OrangeTee & Tie.

FedEx Pilot Arrested In China As Beijing Squeezes Company Over Huawei

FedEx, an American multinational courier delivery services company headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee has announced that one of their pilots, a former US Air Force Pilot named Todd Hohn, was arrested and later released on bail in China. The arrest happened about a week ago in the company’s Asia hub in Guangzhou after the pilot had made a round of deliveries and was waiting for a commercial flight.

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