The way they characterize Taiwan as a completely separate entity from China that is yearning to breathe the sweet air of liberty is actually frightening. They do it without even thinking now.
It's important to remember that no matter what they write in the agreement, they can will still be sued, and they can and may still be found at fault. So the utility of edge case disclaimers are questionable at best, and indicate 'evil' intent at worst.
This will not happen until Twitter loses its reach. Getting the word out in an emergency is far, far more important than potentially legitimizing a white supremacist platform.
South Korea is a US puppet regime, so those friendly relationships only extend as far as the US will allow it. The moment they need something, like say helping them paint China as a devious infectious entity bent on world domination, or that the DPRK is full of backwards nitwits who are dominated by an insane dictator, the South Korean government bends over backwards to comply.
This has been studied, and multiple times concluded that there is no mystery brain disease. This is all based upon one doctor's very shoddy investigation based almost entirely on supposition, and for the media to keep treating it credulously is absurd clickbaiting.
It's astonishing to me that someone so rational and rigorous will, without breaking stride, declare without evidence that "DEI-based hiring will sadly increase the number of those with lower ability, just as in any other field of endeavor." Just an absolutely wild example of motivated reasoning from someone who almost certainly never forgets to check their blind spots (in the physical world).
It wasn't a likely murder. Navalny was never a serious contender against Putin (who is wildly popular because of his reduction in corruption and crime, as well as steps to nationalizing some industries), and he was a CIA asset. Even the head of Ukrainian Intelligence said they didn't believe he was murdered. All of that western media hysteria was a total psyop.