Amid the unpredictable situation in the Middle East, French President Mark broke France's decades-long taboo on nuclear issues, promising to increase the number of nuclear warheads and clarifying France's role in European security. According to..._Sina.com
The recent blockbuster news that XUC has been launched in the OKEX fiat currency trading area has really become popular in the currency circle, which brings convenience to investors to quickly trade XUC! At the same time, this good news has also contributed to the market trend of XUC! The XUC index of OKEX-fiat currency trading area-point-to-point trading soared by 187% in 24 hours.
Before logging into the legal currency trading area, the XUC/BTC currency transaction fell at 0.000539 BTC, which was a good news for XUC. It peaked at 0.00078669 BTC, an increase of 45%. Currently, the total 24-hour trading volume of XUC on OKEX currency trading pairs XUC/BTC, XUC/ETH, and XUC/USDT reaches a maximum of 200,000 XUC. As of press time, it was around 140,000 XUC, and the price had stabilized to 0.00074486 BTC, an increase of 37% in 24 hours!
The rising trend of XUC has attracted much attention. Many people are curious. According to the convention, the legal currency trading area of OKEX platform provides mainstream currencies (BTC/LTC/ETH/ETC/BCH/USDT). So who is XUC who was selected as a "new member" of the legal currency trading area? Maybe we can know from the following introduction.
XUC is a token issued by the Exchange Alliance. It has opened currency trading functions on world-renowned exchanges such as HitBTC/OKEX/CEX. The popularity of XUC is mainly due to the exchange alliance project behind it. The Exchange Alliance is the world's first decentralized trading network that does not require credit endorsement. The project itself was born to break through the difficulties in the application of blockchain technology.
Vision and Mission of the Exchange Alliance
Born in 2017, the Exchange Alliance aims to enable users to trade between different exchanges/different digital assets through seamless connections between digital assets, and to solve the current situation of separation between exchanges and users caused by differences in region, legal currency, language, etc. The exchange alliance builds a decentralized exchange trading network that does not require credit endorsement to connect digital asset exchanges around the world and achieve a win-win situation for exchanges, users, and exchange alliances.
Exchange Alliance Technology Model
The exchange alliance opens up and connects digital asset exchanges and proposes the value proposition of a decentralized trading network. The biggest difference between the exchange alliance and Ripple is that the exchange alliance does not require both parties to trust each other when value exchange occurs. This allows any exchange to join the alliance. The exchange alliance does not even require an intermediary such as Ripple to realize value transmission (this method has been proven to be ineffective in practice).
Through the decentralized exchange solution, the exchange alliance can robustly avoid the damage caused by single points of failure, reduce the possibility of many malicious attacks, and at the same time avoid the risks caused by geopolitics. Unlike existing "on-chain" decentralized exchange solutions (such as 0x, ethdelta and altcoin.io), transactions that occur on the exchange alliance are instant, which solves the biggest pain point of all current decentralized trading technology solutions. Current decentralized transactions are not only expensive but also slow (for example, each Bitcoin transaction requires a $5 handling fee and transfer confirmation times are up to 1 hour). Such technology cannot be applied on a large scale. In addition, the exchange alliance supports cross-chain transactions, which means that transactions not only occur on a separate blockchain (the above-mentioned 0x and etherdelta only support digital currency transactions on the Ethereum blockchain).
The core technologies used by the exchange alliance include payment channels, atomic swaps and order book integration. Payment channels are a mechanism introduced by the Lightning Network for instant, off-chain digital asset transactions. In fact, the mutual conversion of two digital assets is achieved through "atomic swaps", which occur directly in the payment channel. In the exchange consortium, payment channels use slightly modified HTLCs. To put it simply, taking the BTC/LTC transaction as an example, real Bitcoin flows from exchange A to exchange B in the Bitcoin payment channel, while real Litecoin flows from exchange B to exchange A in the Litecoin payment channel. HTLCs guarantee the atomicity of asset swaps: either all succeed or the transaction fails. The exchange alliance collects order information through the corresponding payment channels (for example, BTC/LTC transaction orders will only be broadcast in the BTC and LTC payment channels). This method ensures the efficiency and decentralization of the system. The order book should be shared with all alliance members in the network with minimal latency. Each node in the exchange alliance will continuously monitor the trading order books of different digital assets.
To sum up, the exchange alliance will strive to solve the pain points in the development of the blockchain industry through technological innovation. It is not surprising that XUC was selected into the OKEX legal currency trading area! What is more worth mentioning is that XUC has a clear and long-term plan for value discovery: functionally, XUC will serve as a reward mechanism. Rewards are provided to developers of the exchange alliance open source community, service nodes of the exchange alliance network, traders, and exchanges that join the alliance; in terms of value, the current circulation of XUC is 65 million, most of which have a 10-year lock-up period, and most will be destroyed in the future, so XUC is scarce and deflationary.
January is cold and windy, and the currency market is also experiencing ups and downs. Some people cry and some laugh, but the industry continues, and excellent projects and tokens are also emerging. How to find a currency worth sticking to in the hustle and bustle? Users need not only luck, but also wisdom. The essence of investment is to invest in the future, and XUC represents the future era of exchange interconnection. The future is here, are you ready?
On March 2, local time, the 2026 World Mobile Communications Conference (MWC26) kicked off in Barcelona.
The Huawei booth was still crowded with people. Walking into Huawei's operator business exhibition area, you will find that many people are talking about a technology "U6GHz", which is also one of the key words of Huawei's participation in this exhibition. Before the launch, Huawei released a series of U6GHz full-scenario products and solutions, covering a complete matrix of macro stations, small stations, and microwaves.
What is U6GHz and why is it called the "golden frequency band"? Why do communication equipment giants such as Huawei focus on this technology in 2026? Why is U6GHz the key to unlocking the potential of 5G-A networks, and can it also support smooth evolution towards 6G?
Source: Observer.com
To understand these, we have to start with the current development status of communication technology. In 2025, 6G was included in the Chinese government work report for the first time, and our country has also launched the second phase of 6G technology experiments. However, the 6G standard is not expected to be frozen until 2029, and official commercial use may not be until 2030.
Before the official arrival of 6G, 5G-A, known as "5.5G" in the industry, was the mainstream commercial technology for global operators. Especially with the explosive growth of AI applications and terminals, the mobile industry is facing unprecedented opportunities and challenges. AI multi-modal interaction has increased uplink demand by 3-5 times. Real-time decision-making relies on low latency and deterministic guarantees. Ubiquitous agents require more secure and reliable wide-area connections. This makes 5G-A the focus of business innovation and future technology evolution.
At MWC26, Huawei ICT BG CEO Yang Chaobin said that the next five years will be a key window for the explosion of mobile AI business, and it will also be a period of opportunity for the entire industry to create new value. 5G-A has become an inevitable choice. It brings a tenfold increase in uplink and downlink speeds to meet the AI business experience; it also introduces new IoT technologies such as RedCap and Passive-IoT to support the Internet of Everything; at the same time, AI technology has also been introduced into the network to provide diversified network capabilities for businesses to meet the needs brought about by the rapid development of AI.
As of January 2026, 374 operators around the world have completed 5G network deployment. On the basis of wide-area coverage, the commercial implementation of 5G-A technology is accelerating. The current number of global 5G-A users has exceeded the 70 million mark. Currently, in the Chinese market alone, there are more than 135 mobile phone terminal models supporting 5G-A technology, and the cumulative shipment volume has exceeded 170 million units.
Compared with 5G commercialized in 2019, 5G-A has four key features: downlink 10Gbps (10Gbps), uplink gigabit (1Gbps), 100 billion connections, and endogenous intelligence. But if you want to unlock the full potential of 5G-A and allow traffic to run at full speed on this highway, you must widen the "lane", that is, the spectrum.
Yang Chaobin said that 5G-A has achieved large-scale commercial use in more than 300 cities around the world, and its deployment is expanding to all frequency bands, continuing to release technological dividends. The continuous improvement of 5G-A capabilities relies on the introduction of new spectrum and the re-farming of existing spectrum.
This is connected with what Huawei calls "U6G", which is a new spectrum resource.
The full name of U6G is Upper 6GHz, also known as U6GHz. It refers to the upper half of the 6GHz frequency band. The specific frequency range is 6425-7125 MHz, spanning a continuous 700MHz bandwidth. It is also the last 700MHz continuous bandwidth resource in the Sub-6GHz mid-frequency band.
There are many spectrums, high frequency bands have wide bandwidth but poor coverage, and low frequency bands have good coverage but narrow bandwidth.
The reason why U6GHz is called the "golden frequency band" is because it has the dual advantages of wide coverage and large capacity, and has become a key frequency band for 5G-A evolution and commercial use. Not only that, U6GHz, as the n104 frequency band of 5G-A, is also a core candidate frequency band for 6G. It can achieve intergenerational reuse and is the key to operator stock investment protection and smooth connection to 6G.
In other words, U6GHz will unleash the potential of 5G-A, and is also making a forward-looking layout for 6G to protect operators' long-term investments. But the development process of this golden frequency band has not been smooth sailing.
Source: Observer.com
As early as 2022, the world had launched a fierce "spectrum war" around the 6GHz frequency band.
At that time, some countries represented by the United States tended to reserve the entire 6GHz frequency band for Wi-Fi, while Europe, China, the Middle East and other regions advocated using the first half (U6GHz) for 5G and even future 6G cellular mobile communications. In the end, the World Radio Conference (WRC-23) decided to allocate U6GHz for authorized mobile services, clarifying the IMT (International Mobile Communications) positioning of U6GHz under the framework of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). This is like applying for a property rights certificate for this "golden land", making it clear that it can be used to build public mobile networks.
Although the United States still reserves the entire 6GHz frequency band for Wi-Fi and other unlicensed services, more than 20 countries, including China, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil and many European countries, plan to use the U6G frequency band for IMT (International Mobile Communications). Among them, the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong, China have released U6G spectrum, and the U6G ecosystem is accelerating.
However, U6GHz must not only meet the requirements of the rapid development of current AI services, but also meet the higher performance requirements of future 6G services, and also faces a number of technical challenges.
One is the coverage problem. The higher the frequency, the greater the loss. The propagation loss of U6GHz is more than 12dB worse than that of C-Band. If the coverage radius cannot be aligned with existing 5G site sites, operators will need to build sites more densely, and costs will be uncontrollable. The 256T U6GHz AAU exhibited by Huawei this time has achieved double breakthroughs in coverage and experience with its industry-leading 1,500+ antenna arrays: the peak rate of a single user has entered the 10G era, and the entire network capacity can support a total traffic of 100,000 Gigabit in a single cell, and can easily cope with the explosion of large-bandwidth services such as AR/VR and 4K live broadcast.
Second, larger bandwidth and more channels will inevitably lead to a surge in equipment power consumption and weight. If a base station equipment weighs more than 100 kilograms, and the wind resistance is huge, the existing sky surface cannot bear it at all, and the tower can only be rebuilt. Huawei's response strategy is to innovate from the underlying materials, using advanced heat dissipation technologies such as three-dimensional radiator cooling and diamond substrates, combined with the "0bit 0Watt" intelligent shutdown algorithm, to strive to soar in performance while controlling energy consumption and volume within an acceptable range.
At present, the verification of U6GHz by global operators is in full bloom. Through joint innovation with strategic partners such as Huawei, e&UAE has successfully completed live network testing in the U6GHz band, achieving the ultimate 10Gbps experience. In Europe, Vodafone completed Europe's first large-scale U6GHz spectrum test. In Central Asia, Uztelecom of Uzbekistan teamed up with Huawei to innovate U6GHz spectrum technology and demonstrated the latest U6GHz verification results at ICT Week 2025, which can achieve transmission rates of up to 10 Gbps. In Latin America, Brazil's TIM teamed up with Huawei to complete U6GHz technology verification in the Americas. In China, China Mobile has also completed U6GHz innovative testing and verification in Zhejiang, and successfully achieved a stable experience with four-carrier aggregation downlink peak rates exceeding 10Gbps with its industry-leading U6GHz solution.
At the industry chain level, U6GHz CPE terminals have been officially launched, and markets such as the United Arab Emirates have successfully completed end-to-end testing and verification and begun commercial deployment. Mainstream CPE and mobile phones are expected to be commercially launched in 2026. This series of verification results proves that the U6GHz spectrum is a key strategic spectrum for the development of 5G-A technology, paving the way for future technology evolution.
As a core promoter of U6GHz industry development, Huawei has also clarified its long-term technology roadmap this time. In 2026, Huawei will release a 5G-A full-scenario solution including U6GHz, and plans to fully support operators in completing U6GHz large-scale network deployment in 2028.
In 2026, global spectrum allocation has entered a critical window period. U6GHz has become the consensus in the development of 5G-A communications with its perfect balance between coverage and capacity. Global operators are working together to transform U6GHz from vision to reality. By then, you may be at a concert with thousands of people, performing real-time holographic interactions through AR glasses, or driving a smart car on the road. Perhaps what supports all these experiences is the "golden band" technology we are talking about today.
On one side is the dance floor, on the other side is the war. This is not a dramatic collage, but a real aspect of the current operation of American power.
According to "Reference News", on February 28, Eastern Time, the White House posted a photo on its official social media account saying, "President Trump is monitoring U.S. military operations in Iran: Operation Epic Fury."
White House Press Secretary Levitt disclosed that Trump was sitting at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida and paying close attention to the development of the situation. According to reports, senior officials including the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff were also present.
Before that, on the evening of February 27, the Mar-a-Lago banquet hall was brightly lit, and a charity dinner was being held.
"I have to go to work"
"Everyone, have fun! I have to go to work." Trump told the guests in formal attire after the national anthem was played that night.
Few people realize that at the same time, after passing through the gilded banquet hall door and layers of security, the other side of the huge manor has been surrounded by black curtains, and a space with a wooden beam structure has been temporarily transformed into a war room. America's top national security officials gathered together to prepare for a long night.
Photos released by the White House on February 28 showed Trump, wearing a suit and a baseball cap embroidered with the word "USA" on his head, sitting around a long table filled with phones with Secretary of State Rubio, White House Chief of Staff Wiles and others. Behind him is a map labeled "Operation Epic Fury," indicating the deployment of U.S. troops in the Middle East and the location of Iranian targets.
According to the White House, before the attack, Rubio called all members of the Congressional Bipartisan Intelligence Leadership Group for a congressional briefing and briefed seven of them. At the same time, U.S. Vice President Vance presided over the meeting in the White House Situation Room, with Director of National Intelligence Gabbard, Treasury Secretary Bessent and other Cabinet secretaries by his side.
On March 1, the White House released multiple videos and posts, announcing the launch of military operations against Iran and confirming the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. However, Trump did not address the nation or hold a news conference to explain his strategic goals or drum up public support.
More controversial than the action itself is the space in which the decision took place. Commanding a highly classified military operation in a business club has once again raised questions about Trump's above-mentioned actions.
Some U.S. national security experts and intelligence officials are concerned that, as a paid membership club, does Mar-a-Lago have the highest level of security? Is there any risk of information leakage in a membership-based environment? Are state decisions being “privatized”?
This is not the first time similar concerns have arisen.
At the beginning of his first term, after North Korea launched missiles into the eastern sea, Trump discussed countermeasures with then Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on the terrace of Mar-a-Lago. Guests gathered around to watch and uploaded photos online, sparking a safety controversy. To that end, the Trump team has tightened photo rules and beefed up the club's confidential communications system.
Since then, Mar-a-Lago has been the site of many major military decisions.
In 2017, Trump authorized an attack on Syria. In 2020, the decision to eliminate Iran's senior general Soleimani was made in an underground conference room. Last year alone, air strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, Tomahawk missiles fired at suspected Islamic State camps in Nigeria, and operations against Venezuela to kidnap Maduro were all launched here.
But the structure, built in the 1920s and anchored to the reef with reinforced concrete, is not impregnable. Last month, a gunman was shot dead by the Secret Service after breaking into a secure area with a fuel can.
After the US-Israeli attack on Iran, the US has announced to strengthen security around the estate and the White House.
'More important than ever'
Just this past weekend, Trump rarely went out to play golf as usual. But he was still attending a super PAC fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago after dinner on Saturday.
White House press secretary Levitt said the fundraiser was "more important than ever."
While carrying out air strikes and fundraising, some commentators said that when military decisions are made in private clubs, the boundaries of power become increasingly blurred. Behind the US president's free switching between military operations and political mobilization is a complex picture in which state machinery and personal political orbits operate in parallel, and public power and private space are deeply intertwined.
(Editor’s email: ylq@jfdaily.com)
Amid the unpredictable situation in the Middle East, French President Mark broke France's decades-long taboo on nuclear issues, promising to increase the number of nuclear warheads and clarifying France's role in European security.
According to CCTV News, on March 2, local time, French President Macron announced that he had ordered an increase in the number of nuclear warheads possessed by France. Macron said, "I have asked for an increase in the number of nuclear warheads." Macron emphasized that the specific number will no longer be announced to the outside world.
Macron said that in the context of the current increasingly tense international security situation and continued global instability, it is necessary to increase the size of France's nuclear arsenal.
It is worth noting that France and Germany also announced plans to deepen cooperation in the field of nuclear deterrence on the 2nd. According to a joint statement, the two countries will establish a high-level steering group to coordinate strategies. Germany will participate in French nuclear drills and inspections of strategic installations, while the two countries also plan to strengthen conventional and missile defense capabilities with other European partners.
"In response to the evolving threat landscape, France and Germany have agreed to cooperate more closely in the field of deterrence," the statement said.
Zhao Yongsheng, a researcher at the Global Value Chain Research Institute of the University of International Business and Economics and director of the French Economic Research Center who is conducting research in France, told China Business News that the war in the Middle East spilled over, causing the French military base in the United Arab Emirates to be raided. According to what he learned after talking to French policymakers, the French side was quite touched by this incident.
Zhao Yongsheng explained that the above-mentioned decision was announced in this context. Macron’s decision is one of the most significant changes in France’s nuclear strategy since the end of the Cold War. It can be seen from this move that “countries with nuclear weapons like France are increasingly worried about the current international situation. Moreover, unlike Venezuela and other South American countries, European countries in the Middle East have intricate and vital interests.”
France increases nuclear weapons
On the 2nd, Macron elaborated on France’s new nuclear deterrence strategy at the French Navy nuclear submarine base near Crozon on the Brittany Peninsula in western France. The base hosts four French nuclear submarines.
“It is imperative to increase our nuclear arsenal,” Macron said. When delivering his speech, Macron stood on a high platform in front of the black "Téméraire" ballistic missile submarine.
"One of our submarines, like the one behind me, can carry as much strike power as all the bombs dropped on Europe during World War II," he said.
In his speech, Macron also outlined plans for greater cooperation with European countries, naming Germany, Poland, Greece, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark and Sweden, which would include joint nuclear exercises and the eventual possible temporary deployment of French nuclear fighter jets to allies.
"I believe I can say that our partners are ready," Macron stressed.
Currently, France and the United Kingdom are the only two nuclear powers in Europe. In short, France's nuclear arsenal spans both air and sea, and it always has at least one submarine patrolling the seas. But unlike the United Kingdom, France is not a member of the NATO nuclear planning group, although successive French presidents have emphasized that France's major national interests have European significance.
An aide close to Macron said Monday's speech was the culmination of months of consultations with European allies.
As early as 2020, Macron proposed a strategic nuclear dialogue with European allies for the first time, but the proposal did not initially receive much support.
Zhao Yongsheng told reporters that the current international situation and changes in the United States' attitude towards NATO have led EU members in NATO countries to re-examine their security strategies and begin to accept Macron's ideas more openly.
Macron also emphasized this time that France has no intention to replace U.S. nuclear weapons and NATO as the ultimate guarantee of the security of the European continent.
"From the very beginning, it was clear to us and to our partners that this effort would complement NATO's nuclear mission," Macron stressed.
In order to appease the domestic public, he insisted that the final decision on whether to launch nuclear weapons will be firmly in the hands of the French president, who will continue to define France's so-called "core interests" alone.
Héloïse Fayet, an expert on nuclear deterrence at the French Institute of International Relations, said that Macron's speech "achieved success in a situation where France's domestic political environment was restricted and opposition was high. The speech struck a good balance between emphasizing French sovereignty and its contribution to European security, and proposed a new concept of forward deterrence, which seems to have been understood by allies."
According to reports, France currently has about 300 nuclear warheads, which is about one-tenth the size of the nuclear arsenals of the United States and Russia. Macron said France would not reveal how many nuclear weapons it had or how many more it planned to add, adding only that the increase was to maintain the "credibility" of its arsenal.
"This is not an arms race... What is crucial is that our opponents, or the alliance of opponents, do not dare to act even remotely and dare to attack France, and they will suffer irreparable losses," Macron said.
CCTV News reported that analysts believe that this statement shows that France is strengthening its nuclear deterrence capabilities in the face of geopolitical uncertainty and security challenges, and at the same time choosing to adopt a more confidential attitude in terms of the scale of its nuclear forces.
Zhao Yongsheng told reporters that, first of all, this statement is a response to the recent raid on the French military base in the United Arab Emirates in the Middle East situation. Secondly, both Germany and France have been revitalizing their military industries recently, but German military industry companies are more eye-catching, and Germany's budget legislation is also relatively open. France is relatively low-key in comparison, but related work is also progressing steadily and its budget investment is large.
France and Germany announce the establishment of a joint "nuclear steering group"
Currently, with only 14 months left in Macron's term, he is accelerating the pace, emphasizing that the joint nuclear program should be launched this year, including hosting European allies in "strategic locations" and holding joint exercises.
As mentioned earlier, France and Germany announced the establishment of a joint "nuclear steering group" to discuss nuclear doctrine and "the appropriate combination of conventional, missile defense and French nuclear capabilities" in the strategic cooperation between the two countries.
"So, today, a new phase of French deterrence may be taking shape. We are starting what I call 'forward deterrence.'" Macron said, which means integrating more and more European countries into France's deterrence system - starting with participation in nuclear exercises.
"This will ultimately provide the conditions for deploying parts of our strategic air force to allies, depending on the situation," Macron added, referring to squadrons of nuclear-capable Rafale fighter jets.
A senior French official said after Macron's speech that Macron's pledges were designed to ensure that the next French president could not easily walk back them. He added that Macron's speech was actually "more consensus-based" than it appeared on the surface.
The official stressed that no president would dare reverse a decision to increase nuclear warheads.
German Chancellor Mertz said Paris and Berlin wanted to take "concrete measures, including Germany's regular participation in France's nuclear exercises." Germany and Belgium are members of the U.S. nuclear-sharing agreement under the NATO framework, and their fighter aircraft are equipped with equipment to carry U.S. nuclear warheads. Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson said in an online article that Macron's initiative "helps to supplement collective capabilities." “Since World War II, the importance of strengthening Europe’s collective defense capabilities has never been more prominent,” he wrote.
Polish Prime Minister Tusk said: "Poland is consulting with France and some of its closest European allies on an advanced nuclear deterrent plan."
Zhao Yongsheng told reporters that in recent years, we can see that France has loosened its concept. From the previous "only France possesses nuclear weapons" to the current trend of continued integration of the European Union, it has begun to think about cooperation with Germany and other European countries in nuclear technology. "In addition to technology, financial investment is also a practical issue. The development of nuclear weapons costs a lot. France also has practical considerations in this regard when cooperating with EU countries."
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Today, Teacher Xu recently received a lot of inquiries from students about Chengdu Jincheng College’s admission score in Guizhou, including data on Chengdu Jincheng College’s admission position and enrollment number in Guizhou. In this article, Teacher Xu will make a complete analysis of Chengdu Jincheng College’s five-year admission data in Guizhou. I hope it will be helpful to everyone! 1. What is the admission score of Chengdu Jincheng College in Guizhou? The admission score of Chengdu Jincheng College in Guizhou over the years ranges from low to high from 345 points to 461 points, and the admission ranking is in the ranking range of 149667 to 19708. If the candidates in Guizhou are within this score range or ranking range... See more
(10) What is the admission score of Texas Vocational College of Science and Technology in Guizhou? 2023 lowest ranking
Today, Teacher Xu recently received many students asking about the admission score of Texas Tech Vocational College in Guizhou, including the data of Texas Tech Vocational College’s admission position and enrollment number in Guizhou. In this article, Teacher Xu will make a complete analysis of the five-year admission data of Texas Tech Vocational College in Guizhou. I hope it will be helpful to everyone! 1. What is the admission score of Texas Vocational College of Science and Technology in Guizhou? The admission scores of Texas Vocational College of Science and Technology in Guizhou over the years range from low to high from 222 points to 292 points, and the admission ranking ranges from 212700 to 110742. Candidates in Guizhou if they are here... See more
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Guizhou University Mingde College was founded in June 2001. In September 2013, Guizhou University cooperated with Tellhow Group to host Guizhou University Mingde College. In 2017, the college fully settled in Huaxi University Town. Currently, the college has 13,850 enrolled students, with a planned area of 686.24 acres and a planned construction area of 450,000 square meters. It has been completed and put into use with a construction area of 245,900 square meters. The teaching and living facilities are complete, and it has become a new undergraduate college with a beautiful environment and complete facilities. Guizhou University was founded in 1902. It is a university jointly established by the Ministry of Education and the People's Government of Guizhou Province and a national world-class discipline construction university. It provides high-quality teaching resource support for the development of the college. Tellhow Group was founded in 1988 and went public in July 2002. It is one of the top 100 electronic information companies in China and one of the top 500 Chinese manufacturing companies. It provides the college with high-quality industrial resources and strong financial support. The college fully implements the education policy of the party and the country, adheres to the direction of running schools, adheres to the fundamental task of cultivating people with moral integrity, is oriented by social needs, takes reform as the driving force, follows the laws of education and teaching, focuses on connotation development, and adheres to the "four-in-one" education concept of value shaping, ability training, knowledge transfer, and model leadership. It deepens the integration of industry and education, school-enterprise cooperation, and work-study integration, promotes the organic connection between the education chain, the talent chain, the industry chain, and the innovation chain, and cultivates qualified builders and reliable successors for the cause. Benchmarking Guizhou's three major strategic actions of rural revitalization, big data, and big ecology, it implements the "three majors and one first" talent training strategy of big data, big culture and tourism, big health, and advanced manufacturing. Through the construction of four platforms, including experimental teaching platform, practical training teaching platform, innovation and entrepreneurship (mass entrepreneurship and innovation) education platform, and elite talent training platform, the "3+1" application-oriented talent training is promoted in an orderly manner. By rationally setting up and adjusting the discipline structure in a timely manner, the college has formed a discipline and specialty system that focuses on engineering and coordinates the development of economics, management, literature, art and other disciplines. There are currently 6 teaching units: Department of Information Engineering, Department of Digital Media, Department of Health Management, Department of Intelligent Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering and Department of Economic Management. The majors registered with the Ministry of Education include data science and big data technology, network and new media, public utility management, robotics engineering, marketing, civil engineering and other 45 undergraduate majors, including 21 engineering majors. Since its establishment, the college has trained more than 20,000 graduates. The college has integrated employment work throughout the entire talent training process. In recent years, the year-end employment rate of graduates has exceeded 95%. The employment rate of some engineering majors has exceeded 98% for many years, ranking among the best among undergraduate colleges in the province. Over the past two decades, the college's comprehensive educational strength and social influence have been increasing day by day, and it has achieved fruitful results. It is currently the only independent college approved to recruit foreign students; it is the only independent college among the 11 first batch shortlisted for the Guizhou Province University Mental Health Education and Counseling Demonstration Center Cultivation Project; and it is also the only independent college approved as the Guizhou Province Mass Entrepreneurship Demonstration Base. In the past few years, the college has won the titles of “Independent College with Brand Influence” from China Central Broadcasting Network, “Independent College with Comprehensive Strength” from Tencent.com, “Independent College with Social Influence” from Xinhuanet, “Independent College with Brand Awareness in China” and “Double Entrepreneurship Demonstration University” from Sina.com, and “Model University with International Education” from Phoenix.com. In 2020, CCTV's "Journey of Discovery" channel focused on the Pioneer Ranking column and made a special report on the college's talent training, industry-education integration, school-enterprise cooperation and other aspects, with the theme of "School-Enterprise Cooperation to Create the Future"; in the third-party list, the National Independent College Ranking of Arishen China Alumni Association Network , the college has made rapid progress from 144th on the list at the beginning of 2015. In the ranking of 254 independent colleges in the country released in January 2020, the college ranked 30th, ranking among China's high-level independent colleges, and ranking first in the independent college rankings in Guizhou Province for four consecutive years. This is the recognition of the comprehensive strength and talent cultivation of the college from all walks of life, and the affirmation of the achievements of the college’s applied talent training model and practice. The college is striving towards the goal of becoming a first-class applied university in the region with "integration of industry and education" and a distinctive domestic high-level private university, and continues to provide more innovative, compound and applied talents with high professional quality, high professional ability and a relatively complete knowledge system for Guizhou's economic and social development.
Two people familiar with the matter said that in order to determine Khamenei's whereabouts, Israel's signal intelligence agency Unit 8200, the Israeli Intelligence and Special Missions Directorate (Mossad) and military intelligence have continued to collect information on Tehran for years. Israeli intelligence agencies hacked into almost all road surveillance in Tehran, and the footage captured by the cameras was encrypted and transmitted to a server in Israel.
One of the people familiar with the matter said that on Pasteur Street, where many important government agencies are located in Iran, the angle of a camera is particularly critical. Israeli intelligence agencies can determine where Iranian government personnel park their vehicles and monitor the operations of parts of Pasteur Street.
They revealed that Israel used complex algorithms to construct a "behavioral profile" of Iranian security personnel, including their addresses, duty hours, commuting routes, and those usually responsible for protecting and transporting them. Israel also uses a mathematical method called "social network analysis" to mine Iran's decision-making focus from large amounts of data and identify new surveillance and strike targets.
According to reports, the strike had been planned for months, but after U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies confirmed that Khamenei and a number of senior Iranian officials would meet on February 28, the two countries adjusted their action plans. Before the operation, Israel used Tehran's road surveillance system and deeply penetrated mobile communication networks to determine that Khamenei and Iranian officials would meet as scheduled.
Another former senior Israeli official added that in order to ensure that the attack was launched on time, Israeli warplanes had taken off several hours in advance and then launched more than 30 precision-guided munitions towards Khamenei's location.
According to people familiar with the matter, Israel also successfully interfered with more than a dozen base stations near Pasteur Street to prevent Khamenei's security personnel from receiving early warning information.
In addition, two people familiar with the matter told the Financial Times that the United States had more specific intelligence through an informant. The CIA declined to comment.
On March 1, Tehran, Iran, satellite images showed damage to the complex of Khamenei’s official residence IC photo
Senior Israeli intelligence officer Itai Shapira said: "In Israeli intelligence culture, target intelligence is the most core tactical issue and is designed to serve the overall strategy. If the decision-maker decides to assassinate someone, the principle is: We will provide the intelligence support needed to achieve this goal."
Another Israeli intelligence official said: "Long before the bombs fell, we were as familiar with Tehran as we were with Jerusalem. When you are as familiar with a place as the streets where you grew up, you can detect even slight differences immediately."
The airstrikes targeting Khamenei were a political decision, according to six current and former Israeli intelligence officials. Both the CIA and Israeli intelligence agencies believe that once the war begins, Iran will immediately take steps to move Khamenei and the Iranian leadership into underground bunkers that can withstand air strikes. Therefore, they regard the February 28 meeting as the best time to take action.
Killing a foreign leader is not only extremely dangerous but also operationally challenging. Over the past few years, Iranian intelligence agencies have also demonstrated considerable capabilities. For example, in 2022, a group related to Iran's security services released data allegedly stolen from the mobile phone of the wife of the Mossad director; in 2025, during the Israel-Iraq conflict, Iran hacked into Jerusalem's surveillance system to determine Israel's losses.
However, former Mossad official Sima Shain said that in recent years, Israeli intelligence agencies have successfully carried out operations such as assassinating Palestinian Islamic resistance leader Ismail Haniyeh and planting explosives in Lebanese Hezbollah pagers. These achievements are tempting in themselves, "Hebrew proverb says, 'Appetite follows food.' In other words, the more you have, the more you want."
However, while Israel was showing off the results of its "decapitation operation", the Financial Times also pointed out that Khamenei had publicly discussed the possibility of his own death, saying that his personal life and death were "insignificant" to the fate of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Some experts on Iran said that Khamenei had expected to die as a "martyr."
After Khamenei's death, Iran has established an interim leadership council composed of President Pezeshizyan, Justice Director Ghulam Hussein Mohseni Ejei and Deputy Chairman of the Guardian Council of the Constitution Alireza Alafi. The Interim Leadership Council temporarily performs the duties of the Supreme Leader until Iran appoints a new Supreme Leader.
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said in an exclusive interview with Qatar's Al Jazeera on the 1st that he expects a meeting of Iranian experts to determine the candidate for the next supreme leader in a "very short time." "Perhaps one to two days later, they will choose a new national leader."
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