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America First News
8 Jun 2023
#war
Euromaidan Press: Kakhovka Dam was built to withstand nuclear strike, couldn’t be destroyed from outside – Ukrhydroproject engineering company
Russia claims Ukraine destroyed the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant, but Ukrhydroproject, Ukraine's largest engineering company in hydropower and water management construction, says the structure was likely mined from the inside. The power plant building was blown up to destroy the entire facility. Russia, which controlled the dam, is responsible for its destruction.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine maintains upper hand along the front as Russian forces seek to regain initiative – British intel
The British Defense Ministry reports intense battles and Ukraine maintaining the upper hand, while Russian forces attempt offensives, including an unsuccessful attack on Mariinka near Donetsk led by Chechen units. Flood levels continue to rise in the lower Dnipro, complicating attempts to evacuate displaced civilians.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Beijing Fails to Block Tibetan Leader Speaking at Australia’s National Press Club
China is accused of undermining freedom of expression in Australia after trying to block a speech by the leader of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile, Penpa Tsering, at the National Press Club in Canberra. Beijing demanded the invitation be rescinded, saying Tsering was engaging in separatist activities and disregarding China’s position and concern. However, the National Press Club refused, saying its decision was independent of stakeholders. Some Australians called on their government to use Magnitsky-style sanctions against Chinese Communist Party officials responsible for human rights violations in Tibet.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Australia Reports Lowest Quarterly Economic Growth Since September 2021
Australia’s economic growth slowed to 0.2 percent in Q1, down from 0.6 percent in the previous three months, driven by household spending cutbacks on discretionary expenses. Although public and private investments were the major driver of economic growth, the household saving-to-income ratio fell to its lowest level in 15 years at 3.7 percent, reflecting a bleak outlook for household budgets. Unit labour costs increased by two percent in Q1 and 7.9 percent in the 12 months to March, raising concerns over the impact on interest rates, according to ANZ Bank, which predicted that the Reserve Bank will likely implement further rate hikes.
The Epoch Times: More Businesses Leaving California for Better Opportunities in Other States
California businesses are leaving the state for better opportunities in other locations due to high taxation and a lack of a business-friendly environment. Reasons include high taxes, high rent prices, overcrowding, environmental conditions and the impact of government restrictions during the pandemic. California Mexican-based company Cacique announced last month that it will be moving its headquarters from California to Texas, trend that has been seen with other companies including Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Oracle, Charles Schwab, CBRE, Toyota, and Tesla. The top destinations for many companies relocating are Nevada, Texas, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, and Florida.
#outdoors
Forbes: Big Wave Surfer, Maya Gabeira Is Turning The Tide On Ocean Decline
Maya Gabeira, a Brazilian big wave surfer and ocean conservationist, is on a mission to save the oceans and is using her platform to advocate for change. Gabeira's love for surfing began at the age of 13, despite being an asthmatic child who was initially afraid of the ocean. She became a pro surfer at the age of 17 and has since broken multiple world records. Gabeira is an Oceana Board Member, a UNESCO Champion of The Ocean and Youth, and has collaborated with the ocean conservation organization to advocate for change and raise awareness on marine pollution and biodiversity loss.
#other
Gataway Couple: RVing Is Starting to Boom in This Overseas Country
Retirees and adventure-seekers in China are embracing RVing, even with high prices up to $116k USD. Most RV owners are over 50, but younger generations are also getting interested in the active lifestyle. RVs offer flexible travel and cheaper camping, and road infrastructure in China is improving, with over 1.4 million km of rural roads built in recent years. A new license was introduced in 2022 for driving RVs under 6m in length and under 4,500kg, with 346k licenses issued. SAIC Maxus is the largest RV manufacturer in China, but the industry faces challenges due to diverse landscapes and climates, insufficient campsites, and traffic limitations.