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Watch This | Oil, power, and invasion: The real motives behind US strike on Venezuela In the early hours of January 3, 2026, the world awoke to a geopolitical shock: the United States launched coordinated military strikes across Venezuela, targeting at least 10 locations, including the National Assembly building. Soon after, President Donald Trump announced via social media that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife had been captured by U.S. Delta Force operatives and taken out of the country.

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2026.01.05 18:21

Watch This | Oil, power, and invasion: The real motives behind US strike on Venezuela

Watch This | Oil, power, and invasion: The real motives behind US strike on Venezuela

Deepline | 'If Jimmy Lai had prevailed, the US would have stormed in' What happened in Venezuela is not an isolated case. It is a continuation of the same long-standing Western playbook: use the pretext of "freedom" to justify regime change, economic intervention, and military aggression—always in pursuit of strategic resources and geopolitical control.

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2026.01.06 11:00

Deepline | 'If Jimmy Lai had prevailed, the US would have stormed in'

Deepline | 'If Jimmy Lai had prevailed, the US would have stormed in'

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong As the WTT Finals Hong Kong 2025 unfold at the iconic Hong Kong Coliseum from December 10 to 14, the city is buzzing with excitement. Fans from around the world—and from right here in Hong Kong—have gathered to witness world-class table tennis up close. From seasoned supporters of the Chinese national team to newcomers cheering for rising stars like Felix Lebrun and Truls Moregard, the passion in the stands is undeniable.

Connecting Dots

2025.12.13 15:00

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK In this episode, we follow the footsteps of Clara, an exchange student from France, as she rediscovers Hong Kong through her sincere observations and heartfelt experiences. Through her eyes, we see a city layered with contrasts, rich with complexity, and generous in its ability to embrace those who arrive as strangers. This is not just a temporary journey — it is a profound exploration of cultural collision, identity reconstruction, and the search for emotional belonging.

I Live in HK

2025.12.09 16:25

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK

Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time Recently, Japanese automakers (including Toyota) and auto parts suppliers have been working on a unified policy for determining defects in components. In simple terms, they have lowered the previous "quality bottom line" under the new rule; minor flaws that do not affect functionality and are not easily noticeable after assembly will no longer be considered defective. Such parts can be directly used in production, and the new standard is expected to be gradually applied to various components by 2026. To sum it up in one sentence: it lowered the quality bar.

Deepline

2026.06.04 17:45

Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time

Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time

Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time

Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time

Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time Recently, Japanese automakers (including Toyota) and auto parts suppliers have been working on a unified policy for determining defects in components. In simple terms, they have lowered the previous "quality bottom line" under the new rule; minor flaws that do not affect functionality and are not easily noticeable after assembly will no longer be considered defective. Such parts can be directly used in production, and the new standard is expected to be gradually applied to various components by 2026. To sum it up in one sentence: it lowered the quality bar.

Deepline

2026.06.04 17:45

Deepline | End of GPU-only strategy? Intel bets big on agentic AI

Deepline | End of GPU-only strategy? Intel bets big on agentic AI

Deepline | End of GPU-only strategy? Intel bets big on agentic AI Over the past two years, the core of AI hardware has been the GPU. From model training to inference clusters, and from cloud to edge computing, the entire industry has been discussing who can secure more GPUs and cram more compute cards into data centers. It's fair to say that the whole AI industry has revolved around GPUs, propelling NVIDIA's stock price to repeated record highs.

Deepline

2026.06.03 18:40

Deepline | Chinese-American Harvard physicist Yin Xi to join OpenAI: 'No human intelligence AI can't replicate'

Deepline | Chinese-American Harvard physicist Yin Xi to join OpenAI: 'No human intelligence AI can't replicate'

Deepline | Chinese-American Harvard physicist Yin Xi to join OpenAI: 'No human intelligence AI can't replicate' A Harvard professor is going to OpenAI? According to a whistleblower on social media X, Yin Xi, a Harvard professor of physics, has left academia and crossed over to join OpenAI.

Deepline

2026.06.02 18:46

Deepline | AI playbook for modern football: Why does UEFA choose Alibaba?

Deepline | AI playbook for modern football: Why does UEFA choose Alibaba?

Deepline | AI playbook for modern football: Why does UEFA choose Alibaba? As a marquee event, the UEFA Champions League final naturally generates buzz and attracts attention. However, when looking at the broader slate of matches, the number of fans who can sit through an entire 90-minute (or longer) game on their sofa is declining.

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2026.06.01 17:30

Deepline | Apple to overhaul Siri at WWDC 2026, opening iOS to Gemini and Claude

Deepline | Apple to overhaul Siri at WWDC 2026, opening iOS to Gemini and Claude

Deepline | Apple to overhaul Siri at WWDC 2026, opening iOS to Gemini and Claude Apple's WWDC is just around the corner. For Apple, what matters most isn't just the farewell speech of Tim Cook, but the need to answer the world's expectations for "Apple AI."

Deepline

2026.05.29 18:45

Deepline | Trust rally: How Geely conquers Mexico's roads and skeptical consumers

Deepline | Trust rally: How Geely conquers Mexico's roads and skeptical consumers

Deepline | Trust rally: How Geely conquers Mexico's roads and skeptical consumers Mexico has no such thing as "standard road conditions." In cities, speed bumps are dense and high, highway lane markings often vanish, and parking lot gradients in mountainous areas are extreme. From Mexico City, at over 2,000 meters above sea level, to Monterrey, where temperatures exceed 40°C, road conditions and climates vary.

Deepline

2026.05.29 14:15

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy On May 26, Ferrari officially unveiled its first all-electric vehicle, the Ferrari Luce (Italian for "light"). However, rather than being met with widespread acclaim and market enthusiasm, the launch was accompanied by intense controversy and a sharp drop in stock price. That same day, Ferrari's shares plunged more than 8%, as investors and critics reacted coldly to the Italian luxury sports car maker's electric vehicle—some even questioning whether Ferrari remains true to its brand identity.

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2026.05.28 15:30

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