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Dear PMX, I hope "Don't worry, don't worry" statements can pacify Sarawakians or non-binary fishermans etc that very close to my hometown, Miri. If someone naked on that Beting Patinggi Ali, I might be able to see their 'birdie' from Miri, so to speak. It's that close. PMX, instead of "Don't worry don't worry", I suggest you say these: 1. Reinstate back Scientific Technology Research Institute for Defense (STRIDE) with some budgets, under Ministry of Defense. It was the reason why Twistcode was founded in 2006 as I was excited when I met STRIDE's officers, and saw few undisclosed gadgets there. Now STRIDE is just like the blue guy in the opening Olympic in France. 2. If no. 1 is cannot be done, then can give Sarawak government do-first and federal pays later? You already gave few approvals on the same manner on other things, and hopefully you do the same with defense (albeit smaller role). There are many things can be done in Sarawak, militarily. Previously I said do Special Economic Zone in Pahang for military complex (R&D also), but Sarawak can be that part of it too. 3. MITI minister said yesterday that they want Sarawak to be the aerospace hub for Malaysia and the region. So it's no brainer for STRIDE to stride there too. We can't do bullets making factory in Malaysia (very hard), but we can import it easily. Time to make those factories in Malaysia, and you subsequently can ask Turkiye to invest more in defense equipment. See? 3a. "Wahlauwei". If you say this PMX, Huawei might terasa (as if it's them). For once PMX, please scare these foreign entities instead of scarying Malaysians. Get ready for a press statement if Malaysian boats encounter just like what happened in Philippines, PMX. Those coast guard ship didn't play nice, and won't play nice. So "Don't worry, don't worry" ain't working on those fisherman/navy in Philippines. #malaysia #sarawak #southeastasia #marine #defense #stride #china #fishermans #fishy #birdie #betingpatinggiali #skodengnampaktuuuuut

In the age of sail and steam, a complete domination of the global maritime network by Europe, more precisely Northwest Europe and especially UK...

Watch this space... a number of factors may converge to make this successful for Vietnam:

Hungary and the SEE in delivery for the 8th of July. In hour 21.00 (22 in the spot) HU delivers at 590 euro/MWh (orange curve in the top left chart), pulling up RO but also GR and BG. Checking the fundamentals of the whole region, I don't see any special tightness. Diving into the data published by JAO (https://lnkd.in/gBcfBy82) we can recognize different CNECs with high shadow prices limiting the flows CZ-HU, CZ-RO, AT-CZ and AT-HU in the hours 19.00 till 22.00. Probably we need help from some TSOs to better understand what happened and why. In the table on the right the commercial flows into Hungary: we can observe a net export toward Romania (potential counterintuitive one) and into Ukraine: I would assume long term nominations submitted before the closing of the spot..not sure. #Volue

How does the IARU work? https://lnkd.in/ge5Nz8Bn #weekly Foundations of #Amateur #Radio #podcast Foundations of Amateur Radio Over the past week I've been attempting to work out what the IARU, the International Amateur Radio Union, actually does and how it works. I started looking into this because the IARU is this year celebrating a century since its foundation in 1925. You might think of the IARU as one organisation, but behind the scenes there are actually four, one for each so-called "Region" as well a Global organisation called the International Secretariat, headquartered at the ARRL in Connecticut. The Regions have been negotiated by members of the ITU, the International Telecommunications Union. As early as 1927 the ITU documented differences in frequency allocations between Europe and Other Regions. In Cairo in 1938 it defined boundaries for Europe. In Atlantic City in 1947, the ITU defined three Regions, with specific boundaries, essentially, Europe and Africa, the Americas and the rest of the world. As a surprise to nobody, this is purely a political decision, especially since radio waves don't get to have a passport and pass border control. The impact of this continues today, generations later. We still have this patchwork of frequency allocations, we still have exclusions, different band-edges and other anachronisms. The Regions are further divided into Zones. When you start looking at the ITU zone map in detail it gets weird. For example, Iraq is in Region 1, neighbouring Iran has been specifically excluded from Region 1 and moved to Region 3. In case you're curious, Iran has been represented at the ITU since 1938. Antarctica is part of seven of the 90 ITU zones and all three Regions, because of course it is. Zone 90, jammed between zones 35, 45, 61, 64, 65 and 76, almost as an afterthought, contains one landmass, Minamitorishima, an island that sticks 9 m above the water, has a 6 km coastline and is generally off-limits to the general public. The nearest land in any direction is over 1,000 km away. It's got an IOTA, Islands On The Air, designation, OC-073 and despite its isolation, has been activated by radio amateurs using JD1 prefix callsigns. I live in Australia, ITU zone 58, part of Region 3, together with the two most populous countries on the planet, India and China and the rest of eastern Asia, but not the Former Soviet republics and most, but not all of Oceania, you know, because .. logic. From a population perspective Region 3 is the largest by several orders of magnitude, but you'd never know it if you went looking. Why am I telling you all this? Well, that's the international stage on which the IARU is representing amateur radio. In 1927 the underlying assumption was that each service, Amateur Radio included, had a global exclusive allocation. The reality was different. Spectrum was in such short supply that individual exceptions were carved out, which …

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West Asia tensions: MAS reroutes KL-London flights to avoid Iranian airspace #latest #vanakkammalaysia #WestAsiatensions #MAS #reroutes #KL-London #flights #avoid #Iranianairspace #trendingnewsmalaysia #malaysiatamilnews #fyp #vmnews #foryoupage