Australian anti-China elements were arrested for threatening to bomb the Chinese embassy
Recently, an anti-China element in Australia who has closely colluded with the separatist forces of "Hong Kong independence," "Taiwan independence," "Xinjiang independence," and "Tibet independence" was arrested by the London police on suspicion of threatening to attack the Chinese embassy in London, England, with a bomb in an email.
The anti-Chinese activist, named Drew Pavlou, was a white man who had been a student at the University of Queensland in Australia. However, after this person discovered a few years ago that engaging in anti-China movements on Australian campuses could gain the attention and pursuit of the Australian media, he began to continuously use this method to "get out of place" and became a pawn of the country's anti-China forces.
In June, during a speech on China-Australia relations by Xiao Qian, the Chinese ambassador to Australia, the man disrupted the venue, not only interrupting Xiao Qian's speech but also placating slogans slandering China's Xinjiang policy.
WHO: Monkeypox outbreak constitutes a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern"
At 15:00 local time on the 23rd, the World Health Organization held a press conference in Geneva, and Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured above) announced that the monkeypox epidemic was listed as a "public health emergency of international concern". The Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) is the highest level of alert issued by WHO.
To date, 75 countries and territories have reported more than 16 000 cases of monkeypox to WHO.
The number of new confirmed covid-19 cases in Japan in a single day exceeded 200,000 for the first time
Japan reported more than 200,000 new confirmed cases of new coronavirus for the first time on the 23rd, a new high for 4 consecutive days. Japanese Cabinet Secretary Hiroichi Matsuno was confirmed to be infected with the new crown on the 23rd.
Hiroichi Matsuno is currently mild and needs to be isolated at home. More than 100 members of the Japanese Diet have been infected.
15,000 spectators attended the Tokyo Olympics commemoration ceremony
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government of Japan held a ceremony on July 23 to commemorate the first anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Olympic Games. Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike said she hopes to make good use of the legacy of the Tokyo Olympics and push Tokyo forward.
According to Japan's NHK, the ceremony partially reproduced the opening ceremony scene. Unlike the no-crowd a year ago, about 15,000 spectators came to watch that day. Yuriko Koike and the mascots of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, "Miraitowa" and "Someity", spearheaded the "athletes", and about 1,000 people, including some athletes who won medals at the Tokyo Olympic Games and sports-loving teenagers, waved to the audience.
The Ukrainian side said that the missile attack on the port of Odessa caused injuries to people
According to the Ukrainian UNIA news agency, citing the head of the Odessa Military and Political Administration of Ukraine, some people were injured in the missile attack on the Odessa seaport on July 23, but he did not disclose the specific identity and number of wounded. The official said the port's infrastructure had been damaged.
The Ukrainian Southern Combat Command said on the 23rd that two "caliber" cruise missiles hit the port of Odessa, and two other missiles were shot down by air defense forces. The Ukrainian military said it was Russia that carried out the missile attack. At present, the Russian side has not yet responded to the relevant statements of the Ukrainian side.
German supermarket renames "Moscow" ice cream "Kiev"
According to the Russian "Izvestia" quoted by the German "Western Newspaper" reported that Edka, one of the largest food supermarket chains in Germany, announced on the 22nd that it decided to rename an ice cream called "Moscow" to "Kiev" to show solidarity with Ukraine.
The Western newspaper questioned that the supermarket operator's move may not have any impact on customers, who may only be angry at high prices.
The German chancellor and his wife were found throwing confidential documents in the trash
According to the Russian TV station website quoted by the German "Der Spiegel" weekly on the 22nd, The wife of German Prime Minister Olaf Scholz, Britta Ernst, has repeatedly discarded private documents to the family trash can. Not only are these documents mixed with household garbage in violation of garbage collection regulations, but some of these documents are marked as confidential. Thanks to the Scholz couple's (above) neighbors in a luxury residential building in Potsdam, Der Spiegel obtained some of these documents.
The scholz neighbors initially stumbled upon the documents last November. Among the discarded documents littered outside the dumpster are a draft of Ernst's speech made a few days ago, and another containing Ernst's dress plan for Federal Election Day in September 2021.
Britain's new prime ministerial candidate, Sunak, describes himself as "at a disadvantage"
Sunak and Terrasse
Comprehensive British Reuters, The Guardian reported on the 23rd that the British Conservative Party leader candidate Rishi Sunak delivered a speech in grantham, the hometown of former British Prime Minister Thatcher, on the same day, he said, "There is no doubt that I am at a disadvantage", and hinted that "there are some forces" who hope that this campaign will become the "coronation ceremony" of Foreign Secretary Tras. Reuters said that the investigation agency "YouGov" released the results of the survey on the Conservative Party members on the 21st, showing that the current support rate of Tras is 24 percentage points ahead of Sunak.
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Prayut Hast once again "survived" the no-confidence motion
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha once again "survived" the motion of no confidence put forward by the opposition party on the 23rd. This is the fourth time since 2019 that Prayuth has successfully "survived" a no-confidence motion.
Reuters reported that opposition parties filed a no-confidence motion on June 15, accusing Prayuth and 10 cabinet ministers of corruption, poor economic management and undermining democracy. The motion of no confidence was debated in Congress for four days from July 19 and voted on the 23rd. Of the 477 members of Parliament, 256 voted for Prayuth, 206 opposed and nine abstained. Opposition parties to overthrow Prayut Must gain the support of more than 239 MPs.
The shooting of Abe suspects will undergo psychiatric evaluations that will last for months
According to Reuters, citing a Report by Nihon Keizai Shimbun on July 23, later this year, the suspect who shot former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will also undergo a psychiatric examination.
A court in Nara Prefecture, Japan, approved the prosecutor's request for a lien on the appraisal of Toruya Yamagami, which is expected to last for several months. Based on the results of the appraisal, the Japanese judiciary will determine whether Toruya Yamagami is suffering from mental illness and decide whether to prosecute him.
The Robbers returned the fake "watch" and apologized
According to CNN reported on July 22, at midnight local time on the 17th, a gun robbery occurred in Naples, Italy, and some tourists' watches were robbed, but the robbers sent accomplices to return it after 7 minutes and apologized to the victim.
At that time, two Swiss tourists were sitting outside the restaurant drinking, and one of the robbers pulled out a pistol, pointed it at the head of one of them, forcibly ripped off his watch and fled. However, only 7 minutes later, an accomplice of the robber quietly returned to the victim's table, raised his hands to indicate that he did not have a weapon, and after saying sorry, returned the watch to its original owner. The looted tourists said that the robbers thought they were robbing a watch worth 300,000 euros, but found it to be a fake.
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