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Russian soldiers refuse to fight after commanders run away from the front Cooperation between Russia and North Korea India urges Canadian citizens to respect bad relations Chinese workers launch a campaign to use real names to oppose working 12 hours on TikTok China's middle class will rise, foreign media warns, Xi faces a major crisis Japan's law-enforcement has a new look This is FBNC's September 21 International news Thank you for watching See you in the next FBNC's September 21 International news Yevgeny P. was wounded in May near Bakhmut, Ukraine, when he fought with the 27th Guards Battalion, but was not treated after being taken to the hospital. He was taken home for a month to recover and returned to fight in Ukraine. Soldiers were taken to Svatove in eastern Ukraine and left in the woods without a vehicle. When the unit was attacked, commanders, high-ranking officers of the battalion and all those responsible for it ran like rats, leaving the dead soldiers under the artillery. Russian independent news agency said After refusing to fight, Yevgeny P. and his teammates are said to have been captured and detained in a basement in Zaytsevo village in Donbass, Ukraine. The Astra channel, a project of Russian independent journalists, previously said that 300 Russian people were detained in a basement in Zaytsevo because they refused to return to the front. Yevgeny P. is said to have told his wife about this experience on September 18 and then she lost contact with him. After a historic meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Russian President Vladimir Putin last week, Russian-Russian relations have become more intense. Not only that, cooperation in the illegal field has increased and reached new heights. Hackers are using Russian exchanges to make money. The latest activity marks a significant rise in the partnership between the two countries' network organizations. The report also made it clear that North Korean hackers have been using Russian exchanges for money laundering activities since 2021. The analysis states that North Korea is still the home of hackers and is still one of the biggest threats in the field of cybercrime. The platform stressed that as of mid-September 2023, the value of electronic money stolen from North Korean hacking groups exceeded $3.44 billion, accounting for 29.7% of the stolen electronic money. The stolen money, worth more than $1.65 billion, was reported in 2022. Electronic money analysts have seen North Korean hackers' activities in recent months. Blockchain analysts at Elliptic said they found hackers backed by North Korea had stolen nearly $240 million worth of electronic money in 104 days until September 15. Analysts said North Korea's elite hacker group Lazarus Group had apparently increased activity recently, with four confirmed attacks on entities hacked since June 3. Their fifth attack, targeting CoinEx on September 12, and the total value of the stolen money, has not yet been determined, but is currently estimated to be around $54 million. The FBI warned electronic money companies in August that they had tracked hundreds of millions of dollars of electronic money stolen by Lazarus Group and predicted that the hackers could soon try to withdraw more than $40 million worth of Bitcoin. Electronic money provides North Korea with a strong financial choice because it is largely immune to third-party regulations and more traditional financial assets. But once the money is released into the account of the enemy, it is often impossible to get it back. North Korean hackers also collect intelligence from afar by logging into the computers of researchers. Jenny Town, a North Korean expert at the Stimson Institute, spoke at the M-WISE conference organized by the Google-owned Mendian cybersecurity company and revealed that six years ago, a group of North Koreans named APT43 and Kim Sook-hee hacked into her computer and her password. Town's cryptographic messages to researchers and well-known analysts may seem as simple as trying to get information or establish a connection, but in the end they can set up a malware. According to Reuters, India on September 20 called on its citizens in Canada and those planning to come to Canada to be careful because the relationship between the two countries is getting worse, after each side expelled a foreign diplomat from the other side in a escalating dispute over the murder of a Sikh separatist leader. The tension has risen since Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on September 18 that Canada was investigating credible allegations that the Indian government's agents were involved in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijar, the Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia province in June. The Indian Foreign Ministry said that as anti-Indian activities increase, as crime, hatred and violence is rampant politically in Canada, all Indian citizens there and those planning to travel are warned to be very careful. The Indian government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi completely rejected Canada's suspicions that New Delhi's agents were involved in the murder. The Indian Foreign Ministry added in a statement, Due to the deteriorating security environment in Canada, especially Indian students are advised to be very careful and always be alert. India is the country with the largest international student population in Canada since 2018. On September 20, Bookmyshow, a private entertainment company, announced the cancellation of the Indian tour of Canadian singer Shubhne Singh. Canadian officials so far have not said why they believe that India may be involved in the murder of Mr. Nijar. The main opposition party of India also supports the government's rejection of allegations, calling for a stance against threats to the sovereignty of the country. Abhishek Manu Singhvi, a senior legislator at the X-Media platform, previously tweeted that The fact that Trudeau defended the terrorist Hardip Singh Nijar is completely shameful, and shows how much the current Canadian regime has a relationship with those who have feelings for the caliphate. Caliphate is the name of an independent Sikh state founded with the bloodshed of the Sikhs in the 1980s and 1990s in the Punjab state in northern India, in which tens of thousands of people have died. Although there is almost no support for the resurgence in India, small groups of Sikh followers in Australia, Britain, Canada and the United States support the demand for secession and sometimes organize protests outside the Indian embassy. New Delhi is still wary of any resurrection of the uprising, has long been dissatisfied with the secessionist activities of the Sikhs in Canada, and calls for Ottawa to act against the anti-Indian elements. In a survey of the population in 2021, Canada has the largest number of Sikh followers outside the Punjab state of India, with about 770,000 people considering Sikhism their religion. A campaign to support the 8-hour working regime has recently been launched on Douyin, or the domestic version of TikTok, a short video platform in China. Many workers held up their salaries and said they supported the 8-hour working regime and opposed the 12-hour working regime. A worker said, Yesterday, in the comment section, a friend said that if we don't work overtime, we won't make enough money. What I want to say is that if we work 8 hours a day, don't work overtime, should we receive the minimum wage? Another worker said, The 12-hour working regime has a serious impact on health. We are human beings, not machines. We need to work 8 hours, 8 hours of rest, and 8 hours of sleep. Especially the Sikhs, who are the enemies. There are companies that even force them to work 2 hours and 12 hours. This is really anti-human. Another worker said, Some people ask whether the 12-hour working regime really exists or not. The worker said he used to work in both domestic and private businesses. The 12-hour working regime is a common phenomenon in private businesses. The working conditions in domestic and private businesses are completely different. Domestic companies are better than private companies many times. This company asked, In China, how come only employees of domestic businesses are treated this way? After the video was posted on the foreign social network X, It used to be Twitter. Many Chinese netizens left a message. This is what Europeans did 150 years ago. The labor law can no longer be used. We can only use this way to fight back. The Communist Party of China has existed for more than 70 years and has never seen anyone hand over the law. Many people expressed their pessimism that such resistance is useless and will soon be suppressed. But some netizens said, Revitalization and resistance are hopeful. Some netizens said, This is a rebellion. Some people called it the end-of-life revolution. China's economic criticism has attracted the attention of the world and foreign media has warned that if the Beijing government does not take effective measures, it may cause social instability. Neuzeutler Zeitung, a Swiss journalist, recently posted a comment on the topic that Xi Jinping must be careful about losing the trust of the middle class. In it, he pointed out that for a long time, among the highest political leaders of the Communist Party of China and the people, there has been a deep misunderstanding. That is, the government allows people to work hard to get rich, while people give up the right to participate in politics. However, during Xi Jinping's time, this misunderstanding seems to be being broken. The article writes, Chinese people are used to being humiliated and very hard-working, but the patience of Chinese people is also limited. Last November, young people in many cities took to the streets to express their discontent with the zero-Covid policy. This is enough to clarify this issue. Now, if the government cannot take effective measures to boost the economy, the situation will also be at risk of getting out of control. Currently, the Chinese real estate bubble has broken, so the economy is declining, the unemployment rate is high. Many people believe that China can be like Japan in the 1990s and will fall into decline in 30 years. But the Wall Street Journal on September 18 reported that on many fronts, China is even more confused than Japan at that time. China's debt level is higher than Japan's, its population structure is also worse, and the geopolitical tensions that China has to face can no longer be compared to the US-Japan trade conflict that Japan had to face at that time. Authorities have re-organized the private sector in recent years, and it seems that in terms of consciousness, they are less likely to support the economy than the Japanese government at that time. The above-mentioned comment by Newer's Richard Zeitung pointed out that Xi Jinping's speech in February this year was published by the Chinese government's conservative magazine in August this year, which can help people understand Xi Jinping's political ideology. In his speech, Xi warned that he should not be ahead of Western economic growth models and instead support the strengthening of the country's economic mechanism. In his speech, Xi opposed what he called an unorderly expansion of capital, and explained in detail that the modernization of China is not only related to material prosperity but also includes prosperity in the spirit and culture of independent thought. In short, only the Chinese government, that is, Xi Jinping, can decide how much people can accumulate wealth and how much they should accumulate. The article pointed out that the prudent actions initiated by Xi have caused millions of young people to work in the high-tech and online training and lose their jobs. The article also pointed out that the country needs less control and more control of the state, not more control. The article wrote that only when politics moves away from the economy can the strength of the market be truly liberated. Only in this way can the risk of dissatisfaction of the middle class one day turn into protests and social unrest. The article said that experience in the past has shown that the new spirit of the private sector has created many opportunities and that the growing interference of the Chinese government as required by the establishment of tripartite companies, etc., has made the development of companies more and more limited. The professor at Cornell University said in an exclusive interview with The New Yorker magazine that the Chinese Communist Party's psychology of command and control has led to a tolerance of the private sector but also sees the state sector as the backbone of the economy. This shows that the Chinese government is willing to tolerate the private sector, but they don't want the private sector to be too successful, or their companies to be too large to make the government uncontrollable. This is the problem of the Chinese economy. If there are no major changes to the policy, the government's economic goals will become more and more far from reality. On September 17, 2023, some Falun Gong students in Japan held a protest march in the center of Nagoya City. The protesters raised many different slogans in support of the Communist Party of China and called on the public to fight against the Communist Party of China. Throughout the march, the group received compliments, encouragement, support from the people and tourists. According to Minghui.org, the sky was bright and the sky was clear on the day of the event. On the morning of the 17th, Falun Gong students performed a joint practice at Sakae Park, a famous landmark in Nagoya, and a must-see place for tourists. The peaceful protest scene attracted people. A police officer who knew the truth about Falun Gong bought a large bottle of bubble tea for Falun Gong students. He warned, Today is too hot, this cold drink is yours, be careful of sunstroke. Miyahara, who came to Nagoya to watch a football match go through Sakae Park, after learning the truth, Hayato, who works part-time in Nagoya, said, Falun Gong students have to endure such an innocent massacre, it is very difficult, please continue to work hard. Nakajima, a local resident, encouraged Falun Gong students to do well, not to give up and continue to fight against the massacre. A spectacular parade took place. The parade was divided into three teams, led by the National Orchestra, and the Chinese People's Liberation Army. As the parade of Falun Gong students passed through the west side of Sakae Park, a 40-year-old Chinese woman wearing a restaurant uniform did not hesitate to withdraw from the Communist Party of China. Mr. Uno, who was shopping at a shopping mall, saw the parade on the street and expressed his support. The people of Aichi support you. Mr. Nanguchi and his wife went to the shopping street to have dinner. She told her that everyone is given life and comes to this world, and it is very important to persist in doing what you think is right. Encourage Falun Gong students to continue to practice hard. Simon Harberton, who came to Nagoya from Australia, said, after learning the truth about the massacre of Falun Gong students, I am very disappointed with the Chinese Communist Party. Mr. Chakofin Ong, who came from Myanmar, said, for the benefit of this world, the Chinese Communist Party is watching the parade on the street with his wife and son. He began to pay attention to Falun Gong and immediately searched the website of Falun Daifab on his smart phone after receiving information about Falun Gong.