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A map shows activity by the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, including a balloon, in the 24 hours that ended at 6am yesterday.Photo courtesy of the Ministry of National Defense ‘GRAY ZONE’ TACTICS:China continues to build up its military capacity while regularly deploying jets and warships around Taiwan, with the latest balloon spotted on Sunday / AFP, TOKYO, TAIPEI The US is drawing up contingency plans for military deployments in Japan and the Philippines in case of a Taiwan emergency, Japan’s Kyodo news agency reported. They would be incorporated in a first joint operation plan to be formulated in December, Kyodo reported late on Sunday, citing sources familiar with Japan-US relations. A US Marine Corps regiment that possesses High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems — a light multiple rocket launcher — would be deployed along the Nansei Island chain stretching from Kyushu to Yonaguni near Taiwan, Kyodo said. According to US military guidelines for dispatching marines in small formations to several locations, if a Taiwan contingency becomes imminent, temporary bases would be set up on inhabited islands, the report added. Japan’s military is expected to mainly provide logistical support for the US marine unit, including supplying fuel and ammunition, it said. The US Army would also deploy Multi-Domain Task Force long-range fire units in the Philippines, Kyodo said. The defense ministries of Japan and the Philippines were not immediately available for comment. The US embassy in Manila declined to comment. Asked about the report yesterday, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Taiwan is an “inalienable part of China’s territory.” “China firmly opposes relevant countries using the Taiwan issue as an excuse to strengthen regional military deployment, provoke tension and confrontation, and damage regional peace and stability,” Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Mao Ning (毛寧) said. China is building up its military capacity while ramping up pressure on Taiwan. Meanwhile, Washington has been strengthening alliances in the region and infuriating Beijing with regular deployments of ships and fighter jets in the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea. In other developments, Taiwan yesterday said it had detected a Chinese balloon over waters northwest of the nation, the first such sighting since April. China regularly deploys fighter jets, drones and warships around Taiwan, and occasionally balloons, as it keeps up military pressure. The latest balloon was spotted at 6:21pm on Sunday, about 111km northwest of Keelung at an altitude of 10,058m, the Ministry of National Defense said. It entered Taiwan’s air defense identification zone and disappeared at 8:15pm, the ministry said. Twelve Chinese military aircraft and seven warships were also detected around the nation in the 24 hours to 6am yesterday, it added. The ministry releases daily data on China’s military presence around Taiwan. In the run-up to the January presidential election, balloons crossed the sensitive waters separating Taiwan and China day and night, with some floating above the nation. Taipei has described the balloons as a form of “gray zone” harassment — a tactic that falls short of an act of war. China has previously brushed off allegations that it sends balloons over Taiwan, accusing Taipei of trying to raise tensions. Asked about the balloon yesterday, Mao told reporters: “First of all, Taiwan does not have a ‘defense ministry.’ Furthermore, the question you asked is not a diplomatic one.” Balloons from China became a politically fraught topic early last year when the US shot down what it called a spy balloon. The huge balloon, which carried a large payload of electronics, flew over sensitive US military installations and prompted concerns Beijing was scooping up vital intelligence. Beijing has said it was a civilian airship blown off-course. 新聞來源: TAIPEI TIMES 不用抽 不用搶 現在用APP看新聞 保證天天中獎 點我下載APP 按我看活動辦法Eric Venker Sells 100,000 Shares of Roivant Sciences Ltd. (NASDAQ:ROIV) StockWho Is Joey Mannarino? US Political Analyst gets Death Threats After Viral Post Wrongly Identified Him as Brian Thompson's MurdererNone

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Beware the Hype! Could Palantir Be the Next Big Bust?Eoin Hayes (37) pipped Sinn Féin incumbent Chris Andrews to the final seat in Dublin Bay South in last month’s general election, less than six months after being elected to Dublin City Council for the Social Democrat s in the Kimmage-Rathmines ward. Born in Limerick, he lived in Pennsylvania in the US until he was 14. He returned to Ireland and completed a degree in chemical engineering at UCC, and a masters in management at London Business School, before heading back to America to work. He returned to Ireland in 2018 and started a consultancy firm, Cantillon Labs, advising small businesses and start-ups, mainly software and technology companies, on their finances. However, a story in the Irish Daily Mail last week about his past employment, and shareholding in a software company, sparked controversy. [ Eoin Hayes returns part of €2,500 donation received as part of general election GoFundMe campaign Opens in new window ] Between 2015 and 2017, when based in New York, Hayes worked for Palantir Technologies, a data firm cofounded by billionaire Peter Thiel with investment from the CIA. The company built programmes to mine data including social media posts, phone and internet records, providing companies and governments with controversial surveillance technology. Its offering expanded to supplying AI technology to businesses and armies including the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). This software, used in Gaza, has the capacity to identify specific targets for drone attacks and air strikes. As part of his salary package, Hayes received shares in the company. After he was elected to the council in June, Hayes made a declaration of assets, which said he had divested from all holdings “within the last 12 months”. The form was dated June 26th, before he sold his shares. The party said it was an “unfortunate typo” as he had not submitted the form until July 24th after he sold the shares. During a shambolic press conference on Tuesday, Hayes, under persistent questioning, repeatedly said he had sold the shares before he entered politics, but declined to say exactly when and for how much. He said “as soon as I became aware that Israel had very close relationships with that company I divested”. However, after the press conference, he issued a statement in which he admitted this was “not true” and apologising unreservedly. He said he worked in “areas like HR and IT” for Palantir and “had absolutely no role in anything related to any military contracts, for the Israeli military or anyone else”. “As part of my salary package, I was provided with shares. The conditions attaching to those shares meant I was unable to sell them until 2021, six months after the company had gone public. “Throughout the course of the past year, Palantir’s support for the Israeli military has markedly increased. In January, the company signed a new strategic partnership with the Israeli Defence Ministry. I should have sold my shares then and I deeply regret that I did not. “I had 7,000 shares in the company, all of which dated from my employment nearly a decade ago, and sold them in July 2024 for a pretax figure of €199,000.” After Tuesday’s press conference, Hayes issued the statement clarifying what had actually happened. Social Democrats deputy leader Cian O’Callaghan then issued his own statement, saying: “Eoin provided incorrect information to the media when he stated he had sold his shares before he entered politics . . . This is a serious matter which the party is now reviewing.” An hour later, in another statement, O’Callaghan, who had defended Hayes at the press conference, said Hayes’s initial explanation about selling the shares before entering politics “was not true”. “This is a serious matter. It is imperative that the media, who hold politicians to account on behalf of the public, can rely on the information they receive from elected representatives,” he said. “For that reason, Eoin Hayes has been suspended from the Social Democrats parliamentary party with immediate effect.” Hayes remains a TD and will sit as an Independent when the Dáil returns next week. In a third statement, issued late on Tuesday evening, he said he hoped “to earn back the trust of the Social Democrats and will work hard to do so”. The party has given no indication of how long the suspension will last, but the unprecedented incident has seriously damaged the party’s reputation. When Hayes went through the party candidate selection and development process, he said he was upfront about his shareholdings. The party will have strengthen its selection processes and ask more detailed questions about such matters in future. Marie O'Halloran is Parliamentary Correspondent of The Irish Times

Spending squeeze ‘could cost more than 10,000 Civil Service jobs’SANTA CLARA — As the 49ers’ season comes to a close amid an avalanche of missed games, Dominick Puni remembers the one that got away. The one snap, that is. It happened with 9:28 to play in the first quarter of an eventual 30-13 win over the New England Patriots in Week 4. Puni took a blow to the stomach on a 1-yard run by Jordan Mason. “I had one snap where I got the wind knocked out of me and they told me to stay down so I missed one snap this year,” Puni said Saturday as the 49ers (6-9) concluded preparations to host the Detroit Lions (13-2). Puni, a rookie third-round draft pick out of Kansas, will be in his usual spot as the starting right guard Monday night as the 49ers close out their home schedule. Jake Brendel will be the center. The rest of the offensive line will be determined at some point before kickoff. Spencer Burford, the third 49ers’ left tackle, was declared out with a calf injury, along with left guard Aaron Banks (knee), linebacker Dre Greenlaw (calf) and defensive end Robert Beal Jr. (ankle). Right tackle Colton McKivitz is listed as questionable but didn’t practice all week with a knee injury. Also questionable were safety Ji’Ayir Brown (ankle), linebacker Tatum Bethune (knee) and cornerback Charvarius Ward (personal matter). Banks is expected to be the 14th player to go on injured reserve, although Bethune is eligible to be activated from I.R. If McKivitz doesn’t play, the 49ers starting line could consist, from left to right, of newcomer Charlie Heck at left tackle, Nick Zakelj at left guard, Brendel at center, Puni at right guard and Austen Pleasants, a recent practice squad promotion who signed on Dec. 17, at right tackle. Coach Kyle Shanahan characterized the challenge of playing mix-and-match this way: “You try to keep it simple for them, try to categorize stuff in groups, and the guys next to them just, they try to communicate as much as possible and you try to help him out,” Shanahan said. Puni, who has established himself as a foundation piece going forward, finds himself possibly being in the unusual position of dispensing advice and wisdom at age 24. “With these tackles, whoever is going to play next to you, you’ve got to tell them some things,” Puni said. “If you just get here you’re not going to know all the tricks of the offense. Other than that, I’m just going try and control my one-eleventh and do my job. It is exciting though.” Puni’s 938 snaps are the most on the team — two more than McKivitz and three more than Brendel. Remarkable when you consider Puni had to nearly avert his eyes during some recent film study of his own practices and game tape when he first arrived as the 86th overall pick of the draft. “I went back to rookie minicamp, the fall camp, the first three training camp practices, just to see how bad I was when I first got here compared to now,” Puni said. “It’s like a night and day difference. When you get here, you don’t know the offense, you don’t know the technique. Yet by the third training camp practice, Puni (6-foot-5, 315 pounds) was the starter. He’s never relinquished the position and health permitting isn’t likely to be out of the lineup for years. “I got a lot of reps with the (first team) and that’s the only reason I was able to do so well early in the year,” Puni said. Puni credits linemates such as McKivitz, Brendel, Banks, Burford and Trent Williams as well as line coach Chris Foerster for helping to bring him along, but it’s clear he’s been a quick learner who wears durability as a badge of honor. While the outside world fixates on who should and shouldn’t play regardless of injury on teams out of the playoffs, Puni’s outlook is appealingly old school. “You don’t ever want to miss a snap,” Puni said. “If you can be out there, you’ve got to play. The last thing I want to do is bring a backup guy in who has been sitting on the sidelines and now he’s got to go in and I don’t think that’s fair. If I can play, I’m going to play.” GUERENDO GOOD TO GO Running back Isaac Guerendo (foot, hamstring) was a full participant in practice and wasn’t given a status after missing the Miami game, meaning the 49ers should get another look at their fourth-round draft pick as a lead back. “It was good to have him back,” Shanahan said. “We had a full speed practice (Friday) and he looked good. So no holdbacks. He’s good to go.” Also good to go is fullback Kyle Juszczyk, who missed the two previous days with an illness. Ward, who lost his 23-month old daughter in October, is awaiting the birth of his son and currently away from the team. KITTLE ON CAMPBELL It’s not difficult to look at 49ers tight end George Kittle and hard-nosed Detroit coach Dan Campbell as kindred spirits. Kittle likes what he’s seen of Campbell from afar. “When you have a head coach who played, and the way he played was gritty and kind of nasty but beloved by all his teammates, it’s easy to play for a guy like that,” Kittle said. “He seems like a really easy guy to play for, makes them grind and earn every second, but you want people like that who hold you to a standard. It’s awesome to see the Lions have gotten to that. but it’s our job to take them down a little bit.” WATTERS, BOLDIN MISS HOF CUT Former 49ers running back Ricky Watters (1991-94) and wide receiver Anquan Boldin (2013-15) did not make the cut to the round of 15 to be considered for induction for the Class of 2025 in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Shanahan spent a lot of time around the 49ers when his father was offensive coordinator and Watters turned into a game-changer in both the pass game and run game. “I was only in middle school, so I can’t act like I really knew strategically what was going on,” Shanahan said. “But he was a really cool player. I loved talking to him and hanging out with him up in Rocklin at training camp.” Mike Holmgren, a San Francisco native who was a 49ers assistant from 1986 to 1991 as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator, is a coach finalist. — Staff writer Cam Inman contributed to this reportRepublicans are fast-forwarding through the next month, referring to President-elect Donald Trump as the president long before his transition with President Joe Biden is over. But although Democrats are upset by Biden's disappearing act, Trump's early assumption of power has created political risks of its own. Democrats, including senior congressional leadership, have urged Biden to use his presidential powers, regarding everything from immigration to student loan debt forgiveness , while he still has it. Instead, Biden has ceded the limelight to Trump as the president-elect is greeted with more optimism and open-mindedness than 2016 amid a stock market surge, being named Time' s Person of the Year, and high-level meetings with foreign dignitaries . For Democrats, such as Democratic strategist Jim Manley, a long-term aide to the late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid , Trump ignoring another political norm, this time that there should only be one president at a time, should not come as a surprise. "The real president has largely been largely MIA for months, providing little to no leadership, while Trump is conducting foreign policy from his club of misfits and grifters down in Florida," Manley told the Washington Examiner. "[Biden] and his team allowed Trump to walk all over them, and as of right now, they are staggering into the inauguration in January with little to no juice." Away from Washington, D.C. , and outside of the Beltway, Iowa Democratic official Charles Comfort, an at-large member of the Oskaloosa City Council and vice president of its school board, conceded he had "honestly more or less forgotten" about Biden. "Which is sad because he does have quite the legacy, but I would say now is just fading into the background with a whimper," Comfort told the Washington Examiner. "Hopefully Democrats get their crap together for 2026 and realize that America is so fed up with their current policies, positions, that they put a man with no interest other than to build his own wealth in charge of the nation." Republican strategist Douglas Heye, a former Republican National Committee communications director, agreed that Biden has "essentially been absent from the world stage for a while now." "We may occasionally see him, but actually hearing from him has become a rare event," Heye told the Washington Examiner. "Trump has no presidential powers yet, but Biden has left a vacuum, and if there's anyone who knows how to fill a vacuum, it's Donald Trump." Another Republican strategist Duf Sundheim, a Trump critic, concurred that "power abhors a vacuum" and "an incredibly feeble administration coupled with a very aggressive Trump" "has led to one of the most assertive power plays by a president-elect in U.S. history." "Many believe Trump will be more effective this time around," Sundheim told the Washington Examiner. "They feel he did not expect to win in 2016, and now he appears much more organized." To that end, Trump has named all of his presumptive nominees for Cabinet -level positions in his second administration, except for the chair of his White House Council of Economic Advisers. He has also sat down with a long list of CEOs, from Amazon 's Jeff Bezos , Apple 's Tim Cook, Alphabet 's Sundar Pichai , and Meta 's Mark Zuckerberg to TikTok 's Shou Chew, and world leaders, from French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prince William during a trip to Paris for the reopening of Notre-Dame to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago in Florida after promising to impose 25% tariffs on Canada if it does not do more to stop the export of fentanyl into the U.S. In sum, a third Republican strategist, Cesar Conda, Sen. Marco Rubio 's (R-FL) former chief of staff, described Trump as having the "most impactful post-election and pre-presidency period in American history." "He has forced other countries to make changes to their policies, such as Canada, which now pledges to beef up their border or face massive tariffs," Conda told the Washington Examiner. "He has negotiated investments in our economy by foreign companies such as Japan’s SoftBank, which pledged $100 billion in U.S. job creation." Although a post-election stock surge has been somewhat mitigated by this week's Federal Reserve report concerning interest rates and inflation , polling suggests the public is more positive about the prospect of Trump's second administration. For example, a Marquette Law School Poll published this week found 53% of respondents approved of Trump's first term, an increase from 50% last month. But that goodwill toward Trump may not last long, with this week's drama over short-term funding for the federal government to avoid a partial holiday shutdown on Saturday serving as a reminder of the president-elect's first term after he and Tesla , SpaceX , and X CEO Elon Musk opposed a bipartisan deal negotiated by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA). Trump and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance called on Johnson to address the debt ceiling in the legislation. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre , for instance, has criticized Trump, Musk, and Johnson for creating the funding "mess" "to pave the way [to add] $5 trillion to our national debt." "That's what this decision does," she told reporters during her briefing on Friday. "You're talking about tax cuts for billionaires, slashing Social Security , slashing Medicare , slashing [early childhood education and health program] Head Start. Congressional Republicans did what they did because of what the president-elect said and what Elon Musk said." Regardless, Jean-Pierre was repeatedly questioned about Biden's lack of leadership during the funding negotiations, aside from telephone discussions with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY). "All Americans need to know that Republicans are getting in the way here, and they are the ones who have created this mess," Jean-Pierre said. "This is not the first time we've been here, and the president has had this approach before. He understands how Congress works. He's been around for some time. He understands what strategy works here to get this done." "The president is the president of the United States, and he is leading," she added. "You're hearing what I'm saying, right? I speak for the president of the United States. ... I'm speaking directly for him." Since last month's election , Biden has traveled to South America for his last G20 and APEC summits and the first presidential tour of the Amazon, in addition to this month's trip to Angola and next month's counterpart to Italy and the Vatican . His administration, too, negotiated a ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon in November. 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