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Nov 1, 2026

Mick RavenHOST
20:28
They just want the resources.
Mick RavenHOST
20:30
But this came out in the South China Morning Post.
Mick RavenHOST
20:33
I'll just get the date.
Mick RavenHOST
20:36
On the 30th of October, 2026.
Mick RavenHOST
20:37
And the website is the scmp.com, which is South China Morning Post.
Mick RavenHOST
20:45
And it says Australian PM to visit Beijing after China hosted APEC summit as tensions simmer.
Mick RavenHOST
20:51
So actually, this might not have happened yet, but just let me read it.
Mick RavenHOST
21:09
It's actually around the same time as the big three tripolar meeting.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:28
The agent can watch a code repository and, optionally, team chats, then open a task, draft a fix, and hand the result back to developers for review.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:38
Bloomberg and the South China Morning Post framed the release as DeepSeek stepping up its challenge to American rivals.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:45
DeepSeek itself is more cautious.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:48
The project page describes it as a research prototype for reference only, not an official product, and warns that it may still contain bugs.
BrianHOST
57:54
Oh, yeah.
BrianHOST
57:54
So according to South China Post, on October 26th, top officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan flew to Tehran to talk to Iranian leaders.
BrianHOST
58:07
Their goal was to try to calm things down and stop the ongoing war involving Iran with the U.S. and Israel from flaring up again and spreading further.
BrianHOST
58:18
It was stated that Qatar was also there to be the mediator.
Helen BranswellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:41
I read something about what was happening in China and I tweeted about it and said, you know, hopefully this is nothing, but it's giving me SARS flashbacks.
Danny FuntNARRATOR
34:52
Two days later, Helen tweeted a South China Morning Post article about the outbreak and added, not liking the look of this.
Helen BranswellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:00
I started really, in essence, writing about what was going on in China and reaching out to people and hearing that it was probably a coronavirus.
Helen BranswellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:09
And it became apparent fairly quickly that this was taking off in a way that looked really bad.
Marcus AureliusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
78:33
That there's a limit to the time assigned to you and if you don't use it to free yourself it will be gone and will never return.
Scott AdamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:41
I saw a story in the South China Morning Post.
Scott AdamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:44
They asked the question, can you train your mind to be happy? And it says, yes, expert says.
Scott AdamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:52
Would you like to know how? Would you like me to train you with my hypnosis experience into how to be happier? You all had a different favorite animal, but when I said, think about your favorite animal,
TonyHOST
7:42
The European Union is preparing high-level economic talks with China as concerns over currency competitiveness industrial competition and trade imbalances intensify, even as both sides publicly emphasize dialogue and cooperation.
TonyHOST
7:56
According to Hong Kong-based the South China Morning Post, European officials led by European Commission Director General Martin Verwey will travel to Beijing during the week of November the 23rd, for a macroeconomic dialogue with Chinese counterparts.
TonyHOST
8:12
A more senior delegation representing the European Central Bank, Eurogroup and European Commission could follow around the turn of the year, although no new date has been finalized.
TonyHOST
8:23
The revised format would hold its first formal meeting in more than a decade involving People's Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng and the Finance Minister Lan Foan.
IgnatHOST
9:16
Yeah.
IgnatHOST
9:17
And of course, the South China Morning Post reports that DeepSeek has open sourced a new tool meant to cut AI costs aimed at closed source rivals.
IgnatHOST
9:27
So here's the question for this segment.
IgnatHOST
9:28
What happens when the two biggest AI powers stop competing over who has the smartest AI and start competing over who controls the infrastructure behind it? And that's the game that we need to win as the United States.
IgnatHOST
11:12
Open source is a strategy, not just a software choice.
IgnatHOST
11:15
If your rival sells closed models behind a paywall, releasing yours with tools that cut costs gives the developers a reason to build on your system instead.
IgnatHOST
11:24
According to the South China Morning Post, that's exactly the pitch behind DeepSeek's new tool, which is aimed at closed source rivals.
IgnatHOST
11:31
The information reporting adds another layer.
Elisa BarwickHOST
0:13
Addressing the September Commonwealth of World Chinatown's conference in Penang, two independent researchers presented their investigation of early Chinese interactions with New Zealand.
Elisa BarwickHOST
0:24
An article in the 18th of September South China Morning Post recounted the theories of Shengwei Wang and Robert Jones.
Elisa BarwickHOST
0:31
Quote, citing underwater shipwrecks, carbon-dated structures and anomalous artifacts as evidence, scholar and author Shengwei Wang has proposed a theory that a Chinese treasure ship fleet, met its end there around 1435 to 1436, owing to the impact of a meteorite, end quote.
Elisa BarwickHOST
0:50
Wang floated the possibility that treasure fleet leader Zheng He may have died in New Zealand during his seventh and final voyage.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:11
but also impact how and how quickly the country develops its massive, largely untapped reserves of rare earths.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:19
Now, we also hear from the South China Morning Post.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:23
So let's see what they're saying.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:25
And this is on October 26th, Monday.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:27
Win for Lula boosts China's foothold and gives Brazil rare earths leverage.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:32
Luis Inacio Lula da Silva has secured an unprecedented fourth term after beating right-wing rival and Trump ally Flavio Bolsonaro.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:41
and this is by Cao Xiaxuan for the South China Morning Post.
Adrian PocobelliHOST
7:45
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's re-election preserves Beijing's most critical foothold in Latin America, while positioning Brasilia to leverage the U.S.-China rivalry over its vast rare earth reserves without picking sides.
speaker_0HOST
8:27
Its final decisions remain unconfirmed, but the discussions offer insight into how Beijing is preparing for its next political chapter.
speaker_0HOST
8:34
For further information, see Xinhua News Agency, South China Morning Post, and Associated Press.
speaker_1HOST
8:39
Australia's inflation climbs to 4.3% as central bank faces pressure to raise interest rates again.
speaker_0HOST
8:46
Australia's annual inflation rate rose to 4.3% in September, increasing pressure on the Reserve Bank to consider another interest rate rise.

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