Suite aux attentats, la sécurité est devenue le sujet principale de préaucupations des prochains grands événements mondiaux. Alors que le G20 devrait être un exemple de sécurité, des chats parviennent à s'inviter dans la zone de la reception. Il y a encore de sérieux progrès à faire...

Following the attacks, security has become the main topic of préaucupations the next major global events. While the G20 should be an example of security, cats manage to invite in the reception area. There is still much progress to make ...

La formation militaire demande, généralement, de la discipline, de la précision et beaucoup de courage qui peut être necessaire au moment du combat. Mais pour les soldats qui suivent une formation dans l'Armée populaire de Libération en Chine, le niveau est tout autre. Voici l'incroyable exercice de la "patate chaude" mais avec une vraie grenade ... Les soldats se passent la grenade à tour de rôle autour d'un grand trou, le dernier à la lourde tâche de jeter la grenade dans le trou, tous doivent se retourner et sauter le plus loin possible au moment de l'explosion de la grenade.
Military training is an intense business, involving discipline, precision, and reserves of courage that can be called upon in the midst of battle. But for soldiers undergoing training in the People's Liberation Army of China that's taken to a whole different level -- as one of their exercises involves a life-and-death game of 'hot potato' with a live grenade. Incredible video footage shows Chinese troops stationed in Hong Kong passing around the live explosive from one soldier to the next until the last one finally throws it in the hole. The soldiers then leap out of the way before it explodes, covering their heads for protection.
The clip shows them again doing the exercise, standing around a large hole. Each soldier deliberately takes the explosives in both hands and twists slightly at the torso before handing it off to the next soldier. The last soldier to hold the grenade must make sure it lands on the pond-side of the hole, a decidedly difficult task given the circumstances. All soldiers then leap to the ground as the C4 detonates, sending piles of dirt and dust into the air.