Beijing is taking issue with Israel’s self-defense efforts, while Washington expresses a different view. A suspect is now in custody after the attack on an Israeli Embassy staffer in Beijing. But Chinese authorities are staying tight-lipped. Taliban leaders are headed to China this week for a forum focused on Beijing’s top infrastructure project. Also attending are 130 nations from around the globe. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are preparing for a face-to-face meeting. What will the two “no-limits” partners discuss? Topics in this episode: China vs. U.S. Stance on Israel Self Defense Suspect Arrested in Attack on Israeli Embassy Staffer Beijing Asks Its Citizens in Israel to Buy Their Own Travel Tickets Home Xi, Putin to Reunite in Beijing This Week Taliban to Join China’s Belt and Road Forum ‘96.7% Off’: China-Made Airplanes on Sale in Nepal U.S. to Tackle Loopholes in China Chip Curbs ‘Bridgeman’ Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Rally Highlights Withdrawals from the CCP China Criticizes Israeli Self-Defense; Gives ‘A License for Iran to Join War’: Fleming Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times....Read more https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/china-vs-us-stance-on-israel-self-defense-5511191
A Chinese military jet intercepted a Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) aircraft in an assertive manner on Oct. 16, in international waters off the coast of China. Maj.-Gen. Iain Huddleston described the incident as “unsafe and unprofessional,” as reported by Global News. The Canadian aircraft in question was reportedly engaged in Operation NEON, a mission in which Canada participates to enforce sanctions against North Korea. During this mission, at least two separate Chinese jets consistently intercepted the Canadian plane for several hours, coming within roughly five meters of the Canadian aircraft. While most of these interceptions were conducted in what the CAF members described as a professional manner, the last Chinese jet, armed with air-to-air missiles, engaged in aggressive maneuvers, flying in close proximity and seemed to place the Canadian plane in its blind spot, according to Global News.... 
The South Korean financial regulator said on Sunday that it was considering imposing the heftiest fines on two Hong Kong-based investment banks for their involvement in naked short-selling. Naked short-selling of stocks—in which investors short-sell shares without first securing a borrowing arrangement or determining they can be borrowed—is prohibited by the Capital Markets Act in South Korea. South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) did not disclose the names of the banks, which it said were involved in naked short-selling transactions of 40 billion won ($29 million) and 16 billion won ($11.8 million), respectively. FSS Deputy Governor Kim Jung-tae said the financial regulator deems it “intentional illegal short selling,” especially considering that the banks were involved in such illegal conduct for “a long period of time.”...
Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China to meet with communist leadership this week. The trip is part of a wider effort to deepen the two nations’ partnership against the prevailing international order. Mr. Putin will meet Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Xi Jinping at the Belt and Road Initiative forum in Beijing on Oct. 17–18. He is reportedly traveling with Russian oil tycoons Alexei Miller and Igor Sechin, who head Gazprom and Rosneft, respectively. The trip is Mr. Putin’s first venture beyond the borders of the former Soviet Union since the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for him over his forced deportation of Ukrainian children. Mr. Putin has visited occupied Ukraine in that time, however....