The US can be trusted to abandon its "global IP protection" ambitions and pass a law making it legal to steal Chinese IP as the situation shifts. After all, they did it before in the 19th century when they refused to recognize foreign IP.
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you know cloud RAN are baseband and radio SW running on generic purpose CPUs and Virtual Machines like Aazon, Google and Huawei Cloud etc. In an analog, Cloud computing machines are like platform PC+Windows, the Cloud RAN is like Office Suit. US has the platform, Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung has the Office Suit. Huawei has both.
I've never heard of Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung offering cloud computing solutions, nor hearing them developing anything in their road map.
No, I meant US produced cloud infrastructure, regardless where it is located. It is not about spying, it is about US get into the technology arena by something they are strong. That is what USG intends to do.
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It's all about pride. India has never been short on pride. Whether it's Nehru in 1962 challenging China along the border, or Modi in 2022 banning Chinese apps, it always comes down to pride. India believes itself to be a super power and that's how you win elections in India - by appearing "tough" and "strong" to other countries. They hate displays of weakness even more than Chinese.
So yeah, where it might've benefited India to be more humble or to compromise, in the end they always default to "India strong" because it's what wins elections. This is what the US has been doing lately, talking about the Indian century and how India is so important, and Modi is loving it, his popularity is going to the sky.
Then please explain the meaning of those 3 web pages. If this is just about them being operated out of US data centers, my point still stands that I highly doubt the EU/France/South Korea/Japan etc. will voluntarily let their own national networks be operated out of data centers in the geographical US. And it goes without saying that any US network would be operated out of the geographical US. So what is even your point about how much this advances US interests? Sounds like empty political theatrics. The US will try to find or create back doors into anything and everything anyways, so the only independence comes from using as much Huawei as possible. Preferably all Huawei and nothing but Huawei. Anything and everything else is just a US puppet network.
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Will Russia halt the export of fertilizers in response to this? This may have huge ramifications for food security around the globe.
As other member said, this would significant boost China's exports. Used cars, tires, cosmetic items and clothing are replaceable. Japan would be the one got screwed.
The Group of Seven countries are considering banning almost all exports to Russia, in an extension of the sanctions regime against Moscow for its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, a Japanese government source said Friday.
Japan is set to host the G-7 summit in May in Hiroshima, western Japan, where discussions will take place on measures to expand support to Ukraine and strengthen sanctions on Russia among other key topics.
The G-7 countries have already stopped exporting a wide range of items to Russia, including products that can be used for military purposes and luxury goods. But the latest plan could expand the trade embargo to used cars, tires, cosmetic items and clothing, the source said.
The May 19-21 summit brings together leaders of Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States, plus the European Union.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to join the gathering online.
The Group of Seven countries are considering banning almost all exports to Russia, in an extension of the sanctions regime against Moscow for its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, a Japanese government source said Friday.
Japan is set to host the G-7 summit in May in Hiroshima, western Japan, where discussions will take place on measures to expand support to Ukraine and strengthen sanctions on Russia among other key topics.
The G-7 countries have already stopped exporting a wide range of items to Russia, including products that can be used for military purposes and luxury goods. But the latest plan could expand the trade embargo to used cars, tires, cosmetic items and clothing, the source said.
The May 19-21 summit brings together leaders of Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States, plus the European Union.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to join the gathering online.
Russia would be a good place to export products made from Xinjiang cotton lmao.
This Japan and Korea deflecting pressure for the direct trade through Valdivostok. Japan and Korea may have been basically run out quality used car and Russian consumer not into EVs new or used or the small RHD Japanese Kei vehicles.
i dont think Hyundai is economical to produce in Kazakhstan.
Koreans are saying shell depend on bigger outcry. but not revealing the real reason of hesitation.
Apparently, the US elites have chosen religious zealotry to counter China. They figure it worked in Afghanistan against the soviets so why not have a Christian Taliban at home.
You’ll notice Indians in the west trying to claim glory over now being the worlds largest country and presumably largest consumer market…if only the impoverished malnourished Indians would spend the daily bread money on $5000 Prada bags, designer clothing, consumer electronics, iPhones and you guessed it, cars like BMW. At best, indias middle class consumer market rivals that of Indonesia.
China is a different ball game, China’s true rival is the EU single market but with BRI and the China - ASEAN FTA, there’s a reason BRICS now surpass the G7 in size.