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Recently, three private cars collectively ran a red light at an intersection in Jiaxing, Zhejiang. However, the traffic police stated that they will not be punished and praised! What's going on? At around 7pm on May 25th, a flashing and honking fire truck at the intersection of Haichao Road on Haining 525 National Highway, led by a black sedan, drove rapidly towards the burning spot. At this time, the left turn signal at the intersection was red, and two private cars waiting for passage in front of them made a collective U-turn. They immediately gave way to the fire truck. The black leading car and the fire truck quickly passed through the intersection. "Quick! Follow me!" The black sedan driver waved his hand vigorously, indicating that the fire truck was following him. Surprisingly, the fire truck also had a private car leading the way? If the limited height fire truck at the west gate of the community cannot enter, I will immediately drive and have them follow me to enter through another gate of the community

[Global Network Report] According to Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, President Jos é Ramos Horta of Timor Leste, who went to Singapore to attend the 20th Shangri La Dialogue, talked about the struggle of major powers in his speech at the sixth plenary meeting entitled "New Partnership for Asia Pacific Security" on the 4th. He called on Europe and the United States not to look at China from a narrow perspective. After all, China's national interests and people's well-being are intertwined with the world. He did not believe that China would do harm to others but harm to itself. Jos é Ramos Horta, President of Timor Leste, made a speech at the sixth plenary meeting entitled "New Partnership for Security in the Asia Pacific". From the Lianhe Zaobao, he reported that Horta criticized some countries for viewing China's rise from the perspective of a "frog in the well", and believed that China was a regional and global threat, but there was no such view

The official confirmation from the United Arab Emirates recently stated that the country has withdrawn from a multinational maritime security joint force led by the United States to confront Iran in the Middle East two months ago. This stems from the UAE's consideration of effective security cooperation in the Middle East region. According to a screenshot on the website of the New Arab Daily, "This move shows disappointment with Washington." The security force that the United Arab Emirates has withdrawn from is called the United Maritime Force, which is led by the highest ranking US naval commander in Bahrain and involves more than 30 countries. It is claimed to be the world's largest maritime security force of this kind and is nominally committed to promoting security, counter-terrorism, and anti piracy work in the Red Sea and Gulf regions. However, in reality, combating Iran is one of its main tasks. △ Screenshot of the official website of the United Maritime Forces: Qatar Al Jazeera TV reports on the announcement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates to withdraw from the United Maritime Forces

Affected by the warm and humid airflow brought by Typhoon Mawa and the convergence of the Meiyu front, many parts of Japan experienced heavy rainfall from the evening of the 2nd to the morning of the 3rd, leading to disasters such as floods and landslides. According to data from the Fire Department of the Japanese Ministry of General Affairs, as of 16:00 on the 3rd, Typhoon "Mawa" has caused 1 death and at least 35 injuries, including 6 serious injuries and 4 missing. About 230 residential buildings have been damaged to varying degrees. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, record breaking rainstorm was observed in Kanto, Kinki, Donghai and other places in Japan. A 60 year old man in Aichi Prefecture died Monday morning after filling his car with water, the Japanese Broadcasting Association television reported. In Shizuoka Prefecture, landslides have occurred in some areas. Residents of Aichi County: We haven't experienced such heavy rainfall for more than 20 years. I didn't expect it to be so serious. Shizuoka

Recently, European data regulatory agencies have issued record breaking fines to US digital giant Meta for violating data transmission regulations and causing serious infringement on the privacy of EU citizens. This is not the first time that European regulatory authorities have issued warnings about the violations of American digital companies, and the punishment is far from the first time that Europe has strongly countered the erosion of European interests by American related companies. Data transmission is not the only topic of continuous game and competition between Europe and America, but it reflects the structural difficulties that traditional transatlantic partnerships between Europe and America have developed into an unavoidable problem. On May 22nd local time, the Irish Data Protection Commission fined Meta, the parent company of American social networking company Facebook, 1.2 billion euros for illegally transferring Facebook data from European users to the United States without authorization