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MIAMI: Fishing for Tuna is illegal as it is over fished. A Chinese squid vessel have been seen on December 8 in Indian Ocean catching Tuna. According to the Norway Based watchdog this highlights the growing concerns about the lack of international cooperation to protect marine species on the high seas. The report, published Wednesday by Trygg Mat Tracking, found that the number of squid vessels in the high seas of the Indian Ocean — where fishing of the species is not regulated — has exploded six-fold since 2016. The vast majority of the vessels sailing in the high seas off the coast of Oman and Yemen were flagged to China, whose overseas fleet, the world's largest, has been dogged by accusations of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing around the world. Behind the surge is

The British Intelligence Agency has red-flagged the use of Chinese digital currency Renminbi as a tool for global currency transactions. The digital renminbi that Beijing vigorously promoted before the Winter Olympics may become surveillance users and control users, the agency indicated raising security concerns. Jeremy Fleming, the Director of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) of the British Intelligence Agency, warned that although digital currencies provide a huge amount of money for the mass payment system Opportunities, but this new technological development also brings threats. "If implemented by mistake, it will give hostile countries the possibility of monitoring digital currency transactions. This gives them the ability to be able to exercise control over digit...