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Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has been elected the president of Tahya Tounes party, a secular party founded earlier this year, confirming expectations he will run in this year's presidential election. The new party was formed in January after months of wrangling within the ruling coalition's Nidaa Tounes party, resulting in the resignation of dozens of leaders. The fragile coalition, which also includes the self-defined Muslim democrat party Ennahdha, is struggling to pass economic reforms demanded by foreign lenders. Tahya Tounes party (Long Live Tunisia) has ministers in Chahed's government and dozens of legislators. The party said it is seeking a comfortable win in the next election to pursue stalled economic reforms. Elections are due by the end of this year, with Ennahdha, Tunisia's largest party, favoured to win, according to polls. Chahed will continue as prime minister until the next election and will not resign, political sources told Reuters news agency. The North African country has been hailed as the Arab Spring's only democratic success because protests toppled autocrat Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 2011 without triggering the kind of violent upheavals seen in Syria and Libya. But nine cabinets since then have failed to resolve Tunisia's economic problems, including high inflation and unemployment. Impatience is rising among lenders such as the International Monetary Fund, who have kept the country afloat.

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Canon Middle East announced it has been awarded four accolades from the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA), highlighting Canon’s impressive optical heritage and innovation across the board – from its EF lenses, to its revolutionary EOS R System. 2019 marks Canon’s 25th year of recognition from TIPA and after a significant year for Canon – with the launch of the era-defining EOS R System and RF mount – this year’s awards showcase Canon’s continued and unrivalled expertise in the photography industry. Representing 30 industry magazines from 15 countries across five continents, the TIPA World Awards is one of the most coveted photo and imaging awards globally. The following products have received 2019 TIPA World Awards: Best Full-Frame Camera Advanced: Canon EOS RP Best DSLR Professional Prime Lens: Canon EF400mm f/2.8L IS III USM Best APS-C Mirrorless Prime Lens: Canon EF-M32mm f/1.4 STM Best Mirrorless Prime Standard Lens: Canon RF50mm F1.2 L USM Products from Canon’s new full frame mirrorless system has been recognised as industry-leading – winning two awards. The first for its affordable, compact and lightweight camera body, the EOS RP, and the second for the ground-breaking, premium L-series lens the RF50mm F1.2 L USM. Both products set new standards in photographic performance, offering creative shooting possibilities thanks to the benefits of the EOS R System – including the world’s fastest autofocus. The other two accolades recognise the strength and breadth of Canon’s EF and EF-M lens line-up, from the world’s lightest 400mm f/2.8 lens – the EF400mm f/2.8L IS III USM to the compact, high quality EF-M32mm f/1.4 STM lens – distinguishing Canon’s ongoing commitment to innovating lens technology and optical excellence – providing kit for every type of user, across its product range.

Over the past several weeks, hardcore overclockers have broken the memory frequency record several times, and as I've said before, it's only a matter of time before someone hits 6GHz. Renowned overclocker Toppc has come the closest, using a kit of G.Skill Trident Z Royal memory. He set the record during an annual overclocking event that G.Skill hosts at Computex. With the aid of liquid nitrogen to keep things nice and chilly, he pushed the Royal memory kit to 5,886MHz. That's 148MHz faster than what Adata's own overclocking team achieved less than three weeks ago. What a difference a few weeks can make. Whereas Adata was on top not that long ago, it now sits in fourth place, having been leapfrogged twice by G.Skill and once by Crucial. It's not surprising to see G.Skill reclaim the lead—it makes some of the best RAMand is one of the most active participants in the memory overclocking scene. G.Skill occupies 16 of the top 20 spots on HWBot, a site dedicated to overclocking with a dynamic database of scores and records. Here's a look: Toppc paired the Royal RAM with an MSI MPG Z390I Gaming Edge AC motherboard and an Intel Core i9-9900K processor. As is usually case with these things, the high-end memory featured Samsung 8Gb components, presumably B-die memory chips. Interestingly, our friends at AnandTech recently reported that Samsung is phasing out its 8Gb B-die chips. It's not clear what will take their place in the extreme overclocking sector. At this rate, I think it's very likely we'll see a 6GHz+ record long before DDR5 arrives for desktops. I wouldn't be surprised if someone hits that speed before the end of the year.

The much-celebrated, world-renowned Porsche 911, now 56 years and eight full model generations old, remains a shining beacon to the rest of the car business. It offers a salutary lesson to other car makers: manage your icon carefully and preserve what’s unique and distinctive about it, while updating what’s old and flawed; listen to what people love about it; and keep it relevant, modern and competitive without making it any less special. By sticking to these principles, you can make enduringly profitable success out of sports car making. What’s more, you can do it in a way unlike anyone else in the industry. It may not always have been the case, but this car remains great business for Porsche. It’s often said that Stuttgart’s SUVs make the money that it can then, in turn, invest in its world-class driver’s cars – but that does a gross injustice to the cash-generating capacities of the 911. The Macan and Cayenne have turned Porsche into a 250,000-unit car maker, it’s true. But since the mid-1990s, when the firm introduced the first Boxster and rationalised its sports car platforms, the 911 has been in a league of its own as a business proposition among sports cars of its price. And only cars as successful as that get to flourish for as long as this one has. As you may have already read, this latest-generation 911 counts as more of a revision than a thorough technical reboot. The ‘992’ sticks with updated versions of the turbocharged flat-six engines of the facelifted ‘991’, has become very slightly larger and stiffer in its underbody construction and, unlike any 911 before it, has all-aluminium bodywork. There is also new suspension tuning and a new gearbox, while an all-new interior brings the 911 right up to date. Price £93,110 Power 444bhp Torque 391lb ft 0-60mph 3.4sec 30-70mph in fourth 5.3sec Fuel economy 23.1mpg CO2 emissions 205g/km 70-0mph 39.8m The Porsche 911 range at a glance The Porsche 911 line-up is in a strange, transient place at the moment. Carrera S and 4S versions of the new ‘992’ are now on sale, in both coupé and convertible bodystyles, alongside GTS, GT3 RS and Speedster versions of the ‘991’. The 992 range can be depended on to expand to include Turbo and Turbo S, track-ready GT derivatives and Targas in due course too, as well as less powerful engine tunes and even more powerful GTS trim levels. Manual gearboxes will also be added later, according to Porsche – and eventually, in all likelihood, run-out versions like the Carrera T and the epoch-making GT2 RS.

Understanding social issues in China is essential to the survival of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). 30 years ago, its survival was challenged as the Tiananmen pro-democracy movement picked up, and since then, the CCP has been very wary of any large-scale social movements. Global Voices spoke with Chloé Froissart, a lecturer in political science at the Chinese studies department of the University of Rennes 2 in France, about the status of social science in today's China and to what extent it is used as a tool for the Party's survival. The following is the abridged transcript of an interview between Global Voices and Froissart from May 2019.

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