Uutisia Kiinasta

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Taittapi olla viimeisintä videota Kiinan erikoisjoukkojen koulutuksesta. On dramattista musiikkia ja mahtipontista sanailua:

 

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Pari kuukautta sitten raportoitiin kiinalaisten kasvojentunnistus ohjelmista ja niiden käytöstä.

 

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Onkos taalla raportoitu se VPN-kayton kieltaminen yksityisilta kansalaisilta ( ei yrityksilta... niitahan voitaisiin muuten teollisuusvakoilla).

Kiina ja Venaja tekivat asiassa yhteisilmoituksen, ikaankuin tehdakseen liikkeen "hyvaksyttavammaksi". Venajalla laki on jo tehty; Kiinan pelitilanne on minulta jaanyt hamaran peittoon.

 

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Onkos taalla raportoitu se VPN-kayton kieltaminen yksityisilta kansalaisilta ( ei yrityksilta... niitahan voitaisiin muuten teollisuusvakoilla).

Kiina ja Venaja tekivat asiassa yhteisilmoituksen, ikaankuin tehdakseen liikkeen "hyvaksyttavammaksi". Venajalla laki on jo tehty; Kiinan pelitilanne on minulta jaanyt hamaran peittoon.

Tässä muutama klippi sekä muuta tietoa kiinalaisten sensurointiprojekteista.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Shield_Project
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...eyes-upgrades-to-great-firewall-idUSKBN1A51OB

 

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Kiinassa menee seka asevoimien johto, niiden edustus yht.kunnallisessa paatoksenteossa kuin myos doktriini uusiksi; uutisessa on vaan jaanyt huomaamatta, etta Venaja on tuo komentoketjun "jointness"-uudistuksen tehnyt samassa tahdissa kuin Kiinakin; molemmat ottaneet mallia USA/UK suunnalta (UK teki omansa jo Falklandin kokemusten perusteella).
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transformed China's military operations from a Russian-style, army-centric system toward what analysts call a "Western-style joint command"; and swiftly promoted "young guards" to top positions in the officer corps.

[In addition to being president, Mr Xi is also the commander in chief of China's military

Judging from the list of military and police delegates to the forthcoming congress where China's future leaders are to be unveiled, the largest turnover of senior officers in the history of the People's Republic of China (PRC) is set to occur.

An extraordinary 90% of the 300 military delegates will be first-time attendees; At most, only 17% (seven of 41) of the military representatives with full membership on the 18th Central Committee will retain their seats.

This would constitute the largest-ever turnover of military elite in the history of the PRC."

 

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Kannatti tehdä Kiinassa.....

https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-9886634

 

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Kannatti tehdä Kiinassa.....

https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-9886634

Erään nimeltä mainitsemattoman rautakaupan työntekijät totesivat, että nykyään melkein kaikki on Made in PRC ja samaa sisältö asiakkaan toivomalla merkillä asiakkaan haluamissa kuorissa.

Voisin melkein vannoa, että ääntämisessä oli jotain lähes huomaamatonta painotusta... PEäRSE.. tai jotain vähän senkuuloista.

Kovasti tuntuivat olevan laadusta ja käyttökelpoisuudesta keskenään samaa mieltä.

 

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laadusta ja käyttökelpoisuudesta keskenään samaa mieltä

Alastas ny... kysymyshan on "design to cost" menettelysta.
- mitenkahan meidan korvettien kanssa kay (samalla menetelmalla)?

 

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Kiinan Xi kohosi Maon rinnalle

Kiinan presidentin Xi Jinpingin asema on vahvistunut entisestään kommunistisen puolueen puoluekokouksessa. Xin nimeä kantava teoria kirjattiin puolueen peruskirjaan.

Puoluekokous päätti asiasta yksimielisesti.

Aiemmin vain Mao Zedong ja Deng Xiaoping ovat saaneet nimeään kantavan teorian puolueen ideologiaan.

https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-9897676

 

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Kommunistisen puolueen puoluekokous on päättymässä Pekingissä. Huomenna keskiviikkona paljastetaan, ketkä nousevat Xin rinnalle Kiinan korkeimpaan johtoon.
... saas nakkee, keita

Asialla on merkitysta siina mielessa, etta Kiinan karjistamat konfliktit (Japanin kanssa saarista, vahan kaikkien kanssa Et. Kiinanmerella ja Intian kanssa Bhutanissa) ovat saattaneet olla pullistelua sisaisiin tarkoituksiin ("katsokaa kuinka vahvaksi Kiina on muuttunut "johtajan" johdossa"), ja nyt voivat sitten laantua... tai sitten ei.

Yleensahan nuotit ovat valmiina jo hyvissa ajoin, esim. tama (jota ei raportoinnissa ole nakynyt):

the largest turnover of senior officers in the history of the People's Republic of China (PRC) is set to occur.

An extraordinary 90% of the 300 military delegates will be first-time attendees; At most, only 17% (seven of 41) of the military representatives with full membership on the 18th Central Committee will retain their seats.

Eli "presidentin miehia" toimivalta tasolta 90% ja 83% poliittisen edustuksen tasolla
... jaikos silta Stalinilta yksi marsalkka, joka sitten akkia Siperiasta kaivettiin esiin? Naita (alta poistuvia) nyt ei tosin ammuttu, vaan laitettiin erikoisprojekteihin, kellarikerroksiin

 

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saattaneet olla pullistelua sisaisiin tarkoituksiin ("katsokaa kuinka vahvaksi Kiina on muuttunut "johtajan" johdossa"), ja nyt voivat sitten laantua... tai sitten ei.

Loppusilaus viittaa enemman jalkimmaisen vaihtoehdon suuntaan:

...the Chinese president's New Era, as he has termed it.

But don't imagine that now the Congress is over, you can forget about Mr Xi's New Era. In the clash of political civilisations, he has put China on the offensive.

In his speech to Congress, he set out a vision not just for the five years ahead but for 30, and talked of a socialist model which provides, "a new option for other countries and nations".

At home China is accelerating its ability to listen to every call and track every face, online posting, movement and purchase. Expect it now to export not just the governance model but the cyber weapons to make that work.

Even as the party unveiled its new leadership, it excluded major Western news organisations from the ceremony.

Officially no reason was given for barring the BBC, Financial Times, Economist, New York Times and Guardian, but unofficially journalists were told that their reporting was to blame - another sign of Xi's determination to control the message at home and abroad.

 

[Osasto 31]

Ihmiset jotka nyt ovat nyt valittu pysyvään komiteaan: https://thediplomat.com/2017/10/the-7-men-who-will-run-china/

At its First Plenum on October 25, 2017, the 19th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) elected members of the Politburo Standing Committee. As widely expected, among the seven members of the 18th Politburo Standing Committee, four (Zhang Dejiang, Yu Zhengsheng, Liu Yunshan, and Zhang Gaoli) retired due to their age; and two (Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang) were re-elected. As for the final member, contrary to the speculation that Wang Qishan might stay on, he also stepped down possibly because of his age.

The following is the new line-up of the 19th Politburo Standing Committee members.

No. 1: Xi Jinping

President Xi Jinping, 64, was re-elected as general secretary of the CCP Central Committee and No. 1 ranking member of the 19th Politburo Standing Committee as well as chairman of the Central Military Committee. The core of the CCP and Commander-in-Chief of the People’s Liberation Army, Xi has further consolidated his power over the Party at the 19th Party Congress after his thought, “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era,” was enshrined in the CCP Constitution as a “long-term guide to action that the Party must adhere to and develop” along with Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, the Theory of Three Represents (Jiang Zemin’s contribution), and the Scientific Outlook on Development (Hu Jintao’s).

During the Party Congress, Xi was hailed as a “great leader,” “helmsman,” and the general architect of socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era. The CCP under Xi’s leadership has pledged to lead China into a new era of making the country strong again in the next three decades.

No. 2: Li Keqiang

Premier Li Keqiang, 62, was also re-elected as the No. 2 ranking member of the Politburo Standing Committee. A political leader with strong ties to the Chinese Communist Youth League, Li has collaborated with Xi very well in the past five years and has been a strong supporter of Xi’s domestic and foreign policy initiatives.

With academic training in both law and economics, Li gained substantial experiences as a provincial leader and a national leader. He is likely to continue as premier of the State Council for another five years.

No. 3: Li Zhanshu

Director of the General Office of the Central Committee of the CCP since September 2012, Li, 67, has earned his seat at the Politburo Standing Committee as Xi’s strongest ally. A native of Hebei, Li worked with Xi as the party secretary of a neighboring county in his home province in the 1980s. Li also worked in Shaanxi Province, Xi’s home province, from 1998 to 2003 in various capacities.

Li worked as governor of Heilongjiang from 2008 to 2010 and as party secretary of Guizhou from 2010 to 2012. Due to the downfall of Ling Jihua, director of the General Office of the Central Committee of the CCP under Hu Jintao, Li was transferred to Beijing as the executive deputy director of the General Office in August 2012.

Li has been working with Xi very closely and has accompanied Xi in all of his domestic inspection tours and foreign visits. He has also visited foreign countries on behalf of Xi.

Li is likely to take over the portfolio of Zhang Dejiang as chairman of the next National People’s Congress Standing Committee in March 2018.

No. 4: Wang Yang

Vice Premier of the State Council since March 2013 and a Politburo member since October 2007, Wang, 62, has finally been elevated to the Politburo Standing Committee. A native of Anhui Province, Wang has been a major contender for a seat on the Politburo Standing Committee since 2012.

With a humble family background, Wang has been rising in Chinese politics mostly because of his capabilities. As mayor of Tongling in Anhui at the age of 33 in 1988, Wang earned his reputation as a reformer with bold reform initiatives in various sectors.

He has accumulated extensive administrative experiences as both a provincial leader and a national leader. He was vice governor of Anhui, party secretary of Chongqing, and party secretary of Guangdong. He also served as deputy secretary general of the State Council and has been vice premier of the State Council.

He is likely to take over the portfolio of Yu Zhengsheng as chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference in March 2018.

No. 5: Wang Huning

Director of the Central Policy Research Office since October 2002 and a Politburo member since November 2012, Wang Huning, 62, has also been made a member of the 19th Politburo Standing Committee.

An academic-cum-politician, Wang has been a major contributor to the ideological development of the CCP since the 1980s. The author of “new authoritarianism,” which espoused political centralism for developing countries such as China, Wang has assisted three general secretaries — Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, and Xi Jinping — in their ideological innovations. He has also accompanied President Jiang Zemin, President Hu Jintao, and President Xi Jinping in their foreign visits since the late 1990s.

He is likely to take over the portfolio of Liu Yunshan as president of the Central Party School and as the Politburo Standing Committee member in charge of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the CCP, especially propaganda and personnel issues. Due to the departure of Li Yuanchao, Wang is one of contenders for the position of vice president of the People’s Republic of China when state positions are reshuffled in March 2018.

No. 6: Zhao Leji

Director of the Central Organization Department since 2012, Zhao, 60, was elected as a new member of the Politburo Standing Committee. Although his parents were from Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, Zhao was actually born and grew up Qinghai Province. He joined the CCP in 1975 at the age of 18 and was enrolled in the Department of Philosophy at Peking University in 1977 as a worker-peasant-soldier student.

Zhao climbed the ladder of success very quickly and became the youngest governor in China in 1999 when he was appointed governor of Qinghai at the age of 42. He was also the youngest provincial party in 2003 when he became party secretary of Qinghai at the age of 46.

A politician with no clear factional orientations, Zhao has faithfully worked with Xi and his classmate, Chen Xi, the executive deputy director of the Central Organization Department, to place Xi’s supporters in various strategic positions in the past five years.

Zhao takes over the portfolio of Wang Qishan as head the Central Disciplinary Inspection Commission. He is also likely to serve as the head of a new national supervisory commission that is expected to be established in March 2018.

No. 7: Han Zheng

Party secretary of Shanghai since 2012, Han, 63, has been elevated to be a member of the 19th Politburo Standing Committee. He is the seventh party secretary of Shanghai since 1989 to have entered the Politburo Standing Committee, after Jiang Zemin, Zhu Rongji, Wu Bangguo, Huang Ju, Xi Jinping, and Yu Zhengsheng.

With Cixi, Zhejiang Province as his ancestral home, Han was actually born and grew up in Shanghai. Without formal academic training, Han went through ranks in Shanghai initially through the Chinese Communist Youth League system. He worked directly under Wu Bangguo, Huang Ju, Xu Kuangdi, and Chen Liangyu. He is the only person in the history of Shanghai since 1949 who has served as mayor of Shanghai for 10 years. In his capacity as mayor, he collaborated with Party Bosses Chen Liangyu, Xi Jinping, and Yu Zhengsheng.

Due to his extensive administrative experiences in Shanghai, Han is likely to be appointed as executive vice premier of the State Council in March 2018.

If the CCP follows the “rule of 68” (those aged 68 or over must step down, those aged 67 or younger may stay on) at the 20th Party Congress in 2022, Xi Jinping, Li Zhanshu, and Han Zheng will have to retire but Li Keqiang, Wang Yang, Zhao Leji, and Wang Huning could stay for another five-year term. However, as general secretary, Xi could very well be exempt from this rule. Notably, none of the newly appointed Politburo Standing Committee members are young enough to make them likely successors to Xi at the 20th Party Congress.

 

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Ei yhtaan alle 60v.
Kaikki ovat Xin ikatovereita, pl. Parlamentin puhemies, joka on vanhempi (67v)

 

[Osasto 31]

Pitkä juttu, intro alla: http://www.smh.com.au/world/austral...urpass-the-united-states-20171024-gz780x.html

Australian universities are helping China's military surpass the United States

In Beijing, President Xi Jinping is systematically reforming and strengthening the military - part of the Strong Army Dream that is intimately tied to his signature slogan "the China Dream".

But it now seems that this Strong Army Dream is being realised with Australian help.

Scientists at Australian universities are collaborating with China's top military technology universities on programs beneficial to the People's Liberation Army which, contrary to its name, is the army of the Chinese Communist Party rather than the Chinese people.

The scientists' work includes sophisticated computing seen as essential to China's ambition to eclipse the United States in advanced military technology.

 

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Raskas luettava, mutta aivan linjassa sen kanssa, etta PV siella listasi heidan kantilta 20 kriittista teknologia-aluetta (ylipaataan, tai siksi, etta ovat liikaa jaljessa). Nailla alueilla yliopistojen tutkimusrahoitukselle ei ole ylarajaa.
- UK tuottaa myos vastaavia Defence-Industrial Strategy papereita, mutta viimeisimman (joka arvioi etumatkan Kiinaan 2 vuodeksi) 5-vuotispaivityksen jakso sulkeutui jo kauan sitten, ilman etta paivitysta olisi nakynyt... kaiketi siksi kun tuo 2 v olisi varmaan kaantynyt miinus-merkkiseksi; taytyy keksia uusi benchmark, sillahan se hoituu

Between 2007 and 2012, NUDT sent over 700 scientists and students abroad on exchanges or as visiting scholars, including to Australia. China has for decades used such programs to systematically vacuum up overseas technology for domestic use, especially in military fields.

China's 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20) puts enormous emphasis on transitioning China's economy from basic manufacturing to high-tech industry. In recent years China has systematically bought, borrowed and stolen massive quantities of technology from the West.
- ja omaakin tuotantoa on; ollaan jo toisella vuosikymmenella, jolla materiaaliteknologian patenteissa johto on kirkkaasti Kiinalla; jos joku jaksaa lukea tuon linkatun artikkelin, niin vahvaa korrelaatiota mainituista aiheista tuohon yleisempaan otsikkoon ei voi olla huomaamatta.
- robotiikka, AI ja super-tietokoneet menevat sitten omiin lokeroihinsa (erityisesti kahden ensimmaisen kesken paallekkaisyytta toki on paljon)

 

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Linkki: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-...s-been-silenced-by-chinese-government/9142694

Prominent Australian academic says he has been silenced by Chinese Government

A leading Australian publisher claims the threat of Chinese Government retaliation is the reason it cancelled plans to print a book which further exposes Beijing's influence on Federal Parliament and other parts of society.

Prominent Charles Sturt University academic Clive Hamilton said Allen & Unwin was ready to publish his manuscript Silent Invasion, but last week informed him it could no longer proceed because it was worried about defamation action.

"Allen & Unwin said that they were worried about retaliation from Beijing through a number of possible avenues including legal threats, orchestrated by Beijing, and they decided it was too big a risk and so therefore pulled the plug and returned the rights to me," Professor Hamilton said.

Silent Invasion closely examines the Chinese Communist Party's activities in Australia, and Professor Hamilton said it had already been significantly edited by lawyers.

"We have no doubt that Silent Invasion is an extremely significant book," the company wrote to the author in a confidential email to the author on November 8, which has been seen by the ABC.

The publisher said it was concerned about "potential threats to the book and the company from possible action by Beijing".

In the email the company explained: "The most serious of these threats was the very high chance of a vexatious defamation action against Allen & Unwin, and possibly against you personally as well."

Allen & Unwin was "an obvious target" for "Beijing's agents of influence", the publisher added.

'Autocratic foreign power' influencing Australian publisher: Hamilton

Professor Hamilton, who has published eight previous books with Allen & Unwin and has received an Order of Australia for his contribution to public debate, said the publisher's change of heart is a "watershed in the debate over China's suppression of free speech".

"What we're seeing … is the first instance where a major Western publisher has decided to censor material of the Chinese Communist Party in its home country," he said.

"The book is of enormous public interest, it will sell very well I expect, and we as Australians living in a free society should not allow ourselves to be bullied into silence by an autocratic foreign power."

In a statement, Allen & Unwin said it had "enormous respect" for Professor Hamilton and his work but after extensive legal advice decided to delay publication "until certain matters currently before the courts have been decided".

"Clive was unwilling to delay publication and requested the return of his rights, as he is entitled to do. We continue to wish him the best of luck with the book," the publisher said.

The cancellation of the publication comes amid heightened debate in Australia over the growing influence of China, including warnings from politicians and public officials about the need to protect freedom of speech.

The Turnbull government is expected to soon unveil new legislation to counter foreign interference in Australia's democracy, a fact Allen & Unwin also acknowledged in its email to Professor Hamilton.

"We … understand that our position would be stronger once proposed legislation targeting foreign influence in Australia passes through parliament, and it sounds as though this is now unlikely to happen until next year," the company wrote.

 

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Getting Nigeria's railways back on track with China's help

Nigeria has unveiled a major railway expansion project to ease congestion on roads and to boost the economy, writes Ijeoma Ndukwe from the commercial capital, Lagos.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-42172955

 

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Johtuen varsin kovasta kopiosuojasta annan vain linkin ja otsikon.
Linkki: https://www.ft.com/content/fb2b3934-b004-11e7-beba-5521c713abf4
Inside China’s secret ‘magic weapon’ for worldwide influence

 

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Tosiaan, vain otsikko nakyy.
Arvaisin, etta taas on lehtimiehia kutsuttu valtavaan sairaalalaivaan, kun se on parkkeerattu johonkin Afrikan satamaan
- uutinen toistuu vuosittain... ja niinhan se on tarkoitettukin

 

[Osasto 31]

Tosiaan, vain otsikko nakyy.
Arvaisin, etta taas on lehtimiehia kutsuttu valtavaan sairaalalaivaan, kun se on parkkeerattu johonkin Afrikan satamaan
- uutinen toistuu vuosittain... ja niinhan se on tarkoitettukin

Et ole väärässä mutta homma on paljon laajempi. Kopioi otsikko googleen ja mene sen kautta. Toimii ainakin itselläni.