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一 | With around 100 days to go before the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting, the economic links between Shenzhen in South China's Guangdong province and members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation are strengthening across multiple dimensions, spanning maritime logistics, business expansion and international consumption. The APEC meeting will be held in Shenzhen on Nov 18 and 19, marking the third time that China hosts the event. At Yantian International Container Terminals, stronger connections with Asia-Pacific markets are visible through the expansion of shipping services and trade flows. "Yantian International operates an international shipping network with 100 weekly services, including 53 services connecting APEC members," said Pang Ning, general manager of carrier and intermodal transportation services in the commercial department of YICT. "This year, we have launched 11 new international routes connecting APEC economies, including services linking Jakarta and Surabaya in Indonesia and Laem Chabang in Thailand, providing efficient and stable logistics services for Chinese manufacturers expanding into Asia-Pacific and global markets," Pang said. In the first five months of this year, the value of imports and exports between enterprises on the Chinese mainland and in APEC economies through the Yantian Port reached nearly 400 billion yuan ($59 billion), accounting for about half of the port's total foreign trade value during the period. The port has also strengthened support for emerging trade models. It currently operates more than 10 cross-border e-commerce express sea routes, providing logistics support for exporters of smart home appliances, 3D printers and portable consumer electronics. Furthermore, Shenzhen is strengthening support for Chinese companies seeking to tap overseas markets. The Shenzhen International Business e-Station, the city's overseas business service platform, is supporting the "going global" drive of Chinese enterprises by integrating government resources and market services. The platform has gathered more than 200 professional service providers and covers 70 categories of overseas business services. "Taking advantage of the APEC meetings, we will further strengthen cooperation with APEC economies, including their governments and business groups," said Liu Yang, manager of Shenzhen International Business e-Station. Liu said the platform aims to promote investment and business exchanges in both directions, attracting companies from APEC economies to Shenzhen while supporting Shenzhen enterprises in exploring overseas markets. This year, the platform has organized promotion activities related to economies including Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia, helping local companies learn about overseas opportunities, he added. Beyond trade and business expansion, new growth momentum is also seen in international consumption between Shenzhen and other APEC economies. Opened in August 2025, Shenzhen's first downtown duty-free shop has developed a retail model combining duty-free shopping, tax refund services and duty-paid retail, aiming to improve services for overseas visitors. Through measures including the "one order, one package, one code" system, the tax refund process for eligible customers has been shortened to just about five minutes. 。 BEIRUT -- Lebanon’s militant Hezbollah group said Monday it has started destroying surveillance cameras on several Israeli army posts along the border as tension rose following the Israel-Hamas war that began Oct.7.Hezbollah’s military media arm released a video showing snipers shooting at and destroying surveillance cameras placed on five points along the Lebanon-Israel border including one outside the Israeli town of Metula.The militant group appears to want to prevent the Israeli army from monitoring movements on the Lebanese side of the border after days of fire exchange that left at least seven people dead, including four Hezbollah fighters, on the Lebanese side.Since the Oct. 7, attack by the Palestinian militant Hamas group on southern Israel that killed more than 1,400 Israeli civilians and troops, tension has been on the rise along the Lebanon-Israel border. Hezbollah fighters fired anti-tank missiles on Israeli army positions and Israeli troops shelled border areas on the Lebanese side of the border.Israel and Hezbollah are bitter enemies that fought a monthlong war in the summer of 2006 that ended in a draw. Israel considers the Iran-backed Shiite militant group its most serious immediate threat, estimating that Hezbollah has some 150,000 rockets and missiles aimed at Israel.There are concerns that the powerful Iran-backed Hezbollah could join the war with Israel and earlier this month, President Joe Biden warned other players in the Middle East not to join the conflict and has sent American warships to the region and vowed full support for Israel.Hezbollah legislator Hassan Fadlallah said Sunday that the group is ready for all possibilities adding, “we don’t want to reveal what the next step is.” He said Hezbollah’s next step “is tied to what is going on in Gaza.”French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna arrived in Beirut where she will meet officials to discuss border tensions.Lebanon’s caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati said the country’s politically-paralyzed government has been scrambling to ease tensions along its southern border with Israel and avoid dragging the tiny country into a new war.Earlier Monday, the Israeli military ordered people living in 28 communities near the Lebanese border to evacuate. The military order affects communities that are within 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) of the border.Hezbollah has said the increased strikes were a warning and don't mean the group has decided to go to war.The World Health Organization said Monday it has sent two shipments of medical supplies to Beirut in preparation for potential escalation along the Lebanon-Israel border.。