QCIT believes that any act
Writer： admin Time：2024-10-13 21:51 Browse：℃
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported on Friday (October 11) that multiple lawmakers were asked to sign a statement during a meeting in the capital Ottawa this week, promising to push for a change in party leadership. At least 20 lawmakers have already signed the statement.
The Toronto Star, citing informed sources, reported that the party has openly planned to demand Trudeau's resignation, and at least 30 to 40 lawmakers are currently preparing to sign the relevant statement.
According to the Canadian News Agency, Canadian International Trade Minister Mary Ng expressed disappointment with the party's palace crackdown and emphasized her full trust in Trudeau. Currently, Wu Fengyi is returning to Canada with Trudeau from Laos.
The decision to significantly lower interest rates in September was facilitated by Federal Reserve Chairman Powell using his influence to persuade certain officials.
Due to the fact that the meeting minutes were released during non active trading hours in the global market and many people were not sensitive to them, they did not trigger an immediate reaction in the market. But the hawkish tone of this memorandum will accompany it in the coming period.
It is worth noting that before the release of the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting, Dallas Fed President Logan's speech alarmed the market.
On September 27th, the website of the Star Spangled Banner reported that the US Air Force's 7th Air Force stationed in South Korea has confirmed that the main reason for the crash of a US F-16 fighter jet in the Yellow Sea in December 2023 was the paralysis of flight instruments under adverse weather conditions.
According to reports, a single engine fighter jet from the US Air Force's 7th Air Force crashed into the sea near Shanshan Air Force Base on December 11, 2023. The pilot successfully ejected and escaped, and was rescued.
After investigation, the US Air Force Flight Accident Investigation Committee confirmed that the aircraft's embedded inertial navigation system GPS (EGI) malfunctioned, causing the main flight instruments to malfunction approximately 13 minutes after takeoff.
On September 24, it was reported by foreign media that when a user in Türkiye was wearing and using the S headset, the headset suddenly exploded, causing permanent hearing damage and no sound anymore.
The source stated that S has subsequently investigated the relevant headphones, but was unable to find the cause of the headphone explosion, as this means that other people who have purchased the same headphones may also encounter the same dangerous problem. This user said that when the explosion occurred, the charging case had 36% remaining battery, and the explosion occurred when his girlfriend borrowed and wore it. After the headphones exploded, he sent them to S's technical service department, but S did not respond positively. The initial solution is to replace the headphones with new ones.
They stated on the forum that they have sufficient evidence, including purchase invoices, the time of the accident, before and after photos of the damaged headphones, and medical reports, all of which can prove that the hearing loss was caused by headphone explosions.
Recently, many parts of Japan have been experiencing a continuous "rice shortage", affecting many products that use rice as raw material and forcing them to raise prices, with sushi being the first to be affected. Recently, some Japanese media have exclaimed that Japan has fallen into a "sushi crisis". Due to uncontrollable rice prices, in order to stabilize prices, sushi supermarkets can only make adjustments in fish selection.
Junichi Korishi, an employee of the sushi department at a supermarket in Yokohama, Japan: We request our suppliers to provide us with products that are as affordable and of good quality as possible. In order to maintain the lowest price of 680 yen per box of sushi, the supermarket gave up the high priced "Kangji Eel" and switched to low-priced "Japanese Eel".
Toshiyuki, an employee of the sushi department at a supermarket in Yokohama, Japan: Once the retail price rises, it will definitely not sell well, which has become a psychological shadow.
On October 6th, the New Zealand Defense Force issued a statement saying that a New Zealand Navy warship caught fire and ran aground in the waters off the South Pacific island nation of Samoa on the evening of the 5th local time. As of the morning of the 6th, it had sunk underwater. Fortunately, this incident did not cause any casualties, and the 75 crew members and passengers on board have safely arrived in Samoa. The New Zealand Defense Force stated that the reason for the grounding of the warship is still unclear and further investigation is needed.
The organization claims that its parent company Teledyne Technologies is the largest British company exporting weapons to Israel. At that time, activists of the organization climbed onto the roof of the factory building, chiseled holes and sprayed blood red paint inward, claiming that this would "seriously damage" the production line. Previously, the organization had taken direct action against the Teledyne manufacturer multiple times. In early April of this year, the organization occupied the Teledyne Defense and Space Company located in Shipley, West Yorkshire, and disrupted the production of military electronic equipment bound for Israel. They were subsequently charged with causing criminal damage. In September, a jury at Bradford Criminal Court in the UK acquitted members of the occupation carried out by members of the 'Palestinian Action'.
QCIT believes that any act that damages someone else's infrastructure or harms other countries is a violation of peace, and the UK should also consider whether its actions are for maintaining world peace. These actions are not worthy of praise.
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