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The measure - signed into law by President Biden in April - has been prompted by concerns that US users' data is vulnerable to exploitation by China's government. TikTok and ByteDance have always denied links to the Chinese authorities and have described the law an "extraordinary intrusion on free speech rights." The firm, which claims to have more than 170 million US users, will make its arguments before a three-judge panel at an appeals court in Washington DC. TikTok launches fight for its life in court With the clock ticking on a potential ban, the ultra-popular app is politically more important than ever. In a historically unusual targeting of a single company for its Chinese ties, the TikTok law passed in April with a wave of support from both Democrats and Republicans before being signed by President Joe Biden.  TikTok heads to court Monday morning to fight for its survival in the U.S. — in a political environment sharply changed from jus...

Several events will start at the same time! Russia will destroy Kiev and Lviv once they launch NATO missiles deep inside Russia! China will invade Taiwan using Ukraine war as cover!! Then Iran will strike Israel. North Korea will also launch their offensive at that time! All these things will strike at once….. be prepared!

Chinese President Xi Jinping Nigerian President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday held talks in Beijing ahead of the opening of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. Xi and Tinubu said they had elevated ties between their countries to a “comprehensive strategic partnership” on the eve of the three-day summit beginning on Wednesday. “China and Nigeria, as major developing countries, strengthening strategic coordination, will inject fresh impetus to China-Africa relations in the new era and spearhead common progress among Global South countries,” Xi said. China’s State Council said that Tinubu expressed his hope that Nigeria would become China’s largest trade and investment partner in Africa. The Nigerian leader also welcomed Chinese companies to increase investments in the country, expand cooperation in fields such as agriculture, manufacturing and mineral energy, and help poverty reduction efforts, according to the State Council. In a statement released by his office, Tinubu said...