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Based on the "TEDA mode," the cooperation zone has been transformed into an industrial city rather than merely a cluster of industrial enterprises, equipped with several recreational facilities such as hotels and even an amusement park -- the TEDA Fun Valley, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year. … [Read more...] about Five years on, Suez flagship project tells story of dynamic China-Egypt cooperation

To buttress its credentials, the Rouhani administration released a photo showing Rouhani bestowing a medal to “martyr” Fakhrizadeh in 2016 for his contribution to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran deal. Responding angrily, Fereydoon Abbasi, MP and a former top nuclear official who knew Fakhrizadeh for more than three decades, threatened that if “JCPOA supporters” want to “appropriate” Fakhrizadeh, then he would reveal “certain things about” Fakhrizadeh and “what he planned to do.” That was a reference to Fakhrizadeh’s covert nuclear activities that would undermine Rouhani’s ability to negotiate with the West over the nuclear program. Abbasi indirectly criticized Rouhani for pressuring state media to not reveal that Fakhrizadeh was a nuclear scientist when the news broke of his assassination. … [Read more...] about Iran Can’t Get Its Story Straight on Assassination of Top Nuclear Scientist

After contacting the UK service chat, I was told that, “A statement was released by Nintendo of America acknowledging known issues with Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers. Our Nintendo UK process remains the same - to provide recommended troubleshooting and advise repair if unsuccessful”. … [Read more...] about Nintendo will reportedly fix Joy-Cons experiencing “drift” for free

Vice President Kamala Harris, meanwhile, also used notable Bibles when she was sworn in on Wednesday. She chose two Bibles -- one that belonged to former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, one of her heroes who inspired her to pursue a career in the law, and that of Regina Shelton, a neighbor who cared for Harris and her sister Maya when they were growing up. … [Read more...] about Biden was sworn in on a storied 19th century family Bible

At the beginning of the pandemic Colorado’s unemployment system was taxed by a burgeoning jobless roll. Now, it’s beset by fraud. And not just the mundane claim here or there vying to get an illegitimate dollar or two, but by sophisticated, organized scams that have cost the state at least $10 million in lost funds. … [Read more...] about Post Premium: Top stories for the week of Jan. 18-24, 2021