BDS

• SAN JOSE, Calif., April 03, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cavli Wireless , a pioneer in the IoT solutions landscape, is all set to announce its flagship 5G RedCap CQM220 Cellular IoT Module at Embedded World 2024.
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• BEIJING, March 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Chinese science and technology have made rapid progress and significant achievements over past decades.
• While supporting the high-quality development of the domestic economy and leading the continuous upgrading of industries, Chinese science and technology endeavors have also made important contributions to world technology advancement.
• In the future, the prospects for the development of Chinese science and technology are being viewed as even brighter than past decades, and there will be more "Chinese elements" in the progress of world scientific and technological development.
• China's ranking in the Global Innovation Index has risen from 34th in 2012 to 12th in 2023.

• Kartik Srinivasan joins as President of Advyzon Institutional, a newly created business unit at the firm.
• He will focus on building out product and service offerings to cater to the growing needs of advisors serving more complex clients.
• “I am so excited to join Advyzon and bring my two decades of experience serving independent advisors and helping them grow their businesses profitably,” said Srinivasan.
• Another industry veteran, Dave Goes , is also stepping into a newly created position as President of Enterprise Sales.

• His work led him to being offered a stint at Germany’s prestigious Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology.
• This came less than two months after the Max Planck Foundation, with war in Gaza raging, had announced “additional funding for German-Israeli collaborations”.
• What to me is a fair, intellectual critique of Israel, for them is “antisemitism according to the law in Germany”.

A political ideal

• As he succinctly writes:
  I have a political ideal that I have always struggled for regarding Israel/Palestine.
• It is the ideal of a multi-religious society made from
  Christians, Muslims and Jews living together on that land.
• I have a political ideal that I have always struggled for regarding Israel/Palestine.
• It is the ideal of a multi-religious society made from
  Christians, Muslims and Jews living together on that land.
• His criticism of current Israeli policy, he insists, stems from the Netanyahu government’s determination to “work against such a goal”.

Self-imposed red lines

• It is worth pointing out that it is not just happening in Germany.
• Universities in the United States are under siege from students and community groups variously accusing them of both antisemitism and Islamophobia.
• Largely, however, what’s happening in Germany is a result of some self-imposed red lines the German press, the German courts and the German parliament have imposed on public debate.
• Rather, it is a result of Germany’s current belief that its genocidal, antisemitic Nazi past implies future unwavering support for Israel.
• It might equally be said that Germany has a special responsibility to stridently oppose ethnic cleansing, war crimes and genocide wherever they occur.

Enough?

• Sharp words from German government officials about the renewed Israeli campaign in Rafah suggest this might be possible.
• The German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock warned recently “the people of Gaza cannot vanish into thin air”.

Matt Fitzpatrick receives funding from the Australian Research Council.