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French authorities say a cruise ship was briefly forced to quarantine while docked in Bordeaux on Wednesday after around 50 passengers became infected with norovirus. Travelers can avoid buffet lines and keep their hands clean to avoid coming into contact with the highly contagious virus, according to Marc-Alain Widdowson, head of pandemic threats, communicable diseases and antibicrobial resistance activities in WHO Europe.

"Freedom of Money" is @cz_binance Changpeng Zhao's ( #CZ#, founder of Binance) new memoir and manifesto, released in April 2026. It's part personal story, part defense of #crypto#'s core ideals, written in bursts on a prison computer during his short federal sentence. Here are some genuinely positive things about the book and its message:Inspiring Personal JourneyCZ shares his rise from a modest childhood in rural China to building Binance, one of the most impactful companies in fintech history. It highlights resilience, high-frequency trading roots, and bold decisions amid volatility and pressure. The book feels raw and authentic — written in 15-minute daily sessions on limited prison resources — which adds a layer of humility and determination that many readers appreciate. Strong Advocacy for Financial FreedomIt’s a passionate manifesto for "freedom of money" — the idea that individuals should control their own finances without excessive gatekeepers, borders, or intermediaries. CZ ties this to broader themes of empowerment, innovation, and user protection in crypto. Many see it as a timely reminder of crypto’s original promise: decentralization, access for the unbanked, and resistance to over-regulation. Impact and ReceptionIt quickly became a bestseller (e.g., high rankings on Amazon Kindle in crypto categories) and sparked widespread discussion in the industry. Proceeds reportedly support charity, and CZ has used it as a platform for reflection, closure, and looking forward (with mentions of focus on AI + crypto post-Binance). Fans and reviewers praise its insider perspective on crypto’s explosive growth, the challenges faced, and CZ’s unapologetic belief in the technology’s long-term potential. Overall, it’s positioned as both a compelling underdog story and a defense of why financial sovereignty matters. If you’re into crypto history, founder memoirs, or the philosophy behind decentralized finance, it delivers on those fronts with CZ’s straightforward style. It’s available on Kindle and Audible, with limited physical editions.

《地⺟ MOTHER BHUMI》IN MALAYSIAN CINEMAS 14 MAY 2026 Inspired by the folk legends of a witch in the paddy fields of Kedah. In the 1990s, a Siamese village is gripped by land disputes and strange phenomena. A farmer by day, she transforms into a ritual healer by night, healing her community, resisting dark forces while confronting the deep-rooted tensions of borders, ethnicity, power, and patriarchy. ★62nd Golden Horse Awards | Best Leading Actress | Best Cinematography | Best Original Film Song ★62nd Golden Horse Award - 8 Nominations ★38th Tokyo International Film Festival - Main Competition ★28th Udine Far East Film Festival - Main Competition

turns out I also have a bit of long covid the covid S1 spike protein was found in my monocytes (a kind of immune cells) along with cytokine signature similar to long covid patients gonna try maraviroc + statin # the theory monocytes are like garbage cans that ingest viral debris and break it down; but for some reason the S1 protein resists breakdown instead it keeps the monocyte alive for long periods of time (months to years even) and increases its inflammatory signaling in one mechanism, these monocytes attach to capillary endothelium -> release inflammatory cytokine -> microclots form in blood vessel -> local tissue hypoxia -> more inflammation -> attracting more monocytes -> repeat this dynamics could partly explain symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, pain, autonomic issues, etc # treatment maraviroc (an HIV drug) + statin (a cholesterol drug) blocks the receptors that guide monocytes and bind them to inflamed endothelium -- when the monocytes don't feel the inflammation any more, they kill themselves safely (apoptosis), taking the S1 spike protein with them so eventually the S1-containing monocytes all die off and inflammation and symptoms mitigated, as the theory goes

FM Wang Yi: Taiwan has been an integral part of China since ancient times. It never was, is not, and never will be a country. Its return to China is a victorious outcome of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Second World War. Its status has been definitively fixed by a series of international legal instruments, including the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation, Japan’s Instrument of Surrender, and Resolution 2758 of the U.N. General Assembly. Any attempt to create “two Chinas” or “one China, one Taiwan” is doomed to fail. Resolving the Taiwan question and realizing the complete reunification of our motherland is a historic process that cannot be stopped. Those who support it are on the right side of history; those who defy it shall perish.

FM Wang Yi: The future of China-Japan relations hinges on Japan’s choice. Last year marked the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. In such a special year, Japan should have deeply repented of the wrong path it chose, including its brutal invasion and colonization of Taiwan. Yet the current Japanese leader claimed that a Taiwan contingency could constitute a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan, under which Japan may exercise its so-called “right of collective self-defense.” It’s well-known that the right of self-defense shall be invoked only when a country has come under armed attack. One would ask: Since Taiwan affairs are purely China’s internal affairs, what gives Japan the right to interfere with them? Why is Japan entitled to invoke self-defense if anything happens in China’s Taiwan region? Is exercising the “right of collective self-defense” simply a way to hollow out Japan’s pacifist Constitution, which renounces the right of belligerency? Given that Japanese militarists had used “survival-threatening situation” as pretext for launching aggression, such rhetoric can only make the people in China and the rest of Asia alert and deeply worried: Where exactly is Japan headed? This year also marks another significant 80th anniversary—that of the opening of the Tokyo Trials. Eighty years ago, judges from 11 countries commenced proceedings that would span two and a half years, reviewed a mountain of irrefutable evidence, and laid bare the innumerable crimes of Japanese militarists. Eighty years on today, Japan is given another opportunity for serious soul-searching. We hope the Japanese people will keep their eyes wide open and never allow anyone foolish enough to tread the same disastrous path today. China is already a strong country. The 1.4 billion people of China will never allow anyone to justify colonialism or reverse history’s verdict on aggression.

Eighty years ago, Chinese soldiers and civilians, including our Taiwan compatriots, defeated the Japanese aggressors after heroic and strenuous fighting, achieved the great victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and realized Taiwan’s return to the motherland. Treaties and instruments such as the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation and the Japanese Instrument of Surrender clearly affirmed China’s sovereignty over Taiwan. China’s recovery of Taiwan is an outcome of WWII victory and an integral part of the postwar international order.