But yeah, it's a great question.
Discussing long term impacts of Ukraine crisis
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Their own national security is a stake, if Ukraine is part of NATO and US decide to put a system like THAAD in Ukraine there is nothing they can do about it. In the same way the Chinese can't do much if the U.S. put THAAD in South Korea except protest and buildup their own arsenal, but still will be a strategic problem for China.
But is that a good or bad thing for the Chinese economy?
No idea, depends on how long the inflation crisis lasts in US and EU. If it improves it may hurt Chinese exports but for now they still have no choice but to eat the appreciation
Edit: I just realised I now have to wait 240 seconds between posts, is it just me or is it forum wide?
That's a recent change made by Webmaster due to having too many posts in the Ukraine conflict thread.
Excluded are senior members and above
You are a junior member so the changes apply to you
Exaclty as happened after 2014.
Current MPs makeing few new law and change the constitution , afterwards elections in the new Ukrainan federation, and done.
One consequence of this war is the proposed remilitarization of Germany.
Will Germany's (radically declining) population actually follow through on remilitarization? And if it does, will it integrate its defense industry with France or not? (i.e. The FCAS and MGSC projects). If Germany does integrate with France, it will increase Europe's unity.
But if Germany and France don't carry out these projects, then it's just setting the stage for the return of the German-French rivalry, which has been the old dynamic of Europe.
Will Germany's (radically declining) population actually follow through on remilitarization? And if it does, will it integrate its defense industry with France or not? (i.e. The FCAS and MGSC projects). If Germany does integrate with France, it will increase Europe's unity.
But if Germany and France don't carry out these projects, then it's just setting the stage for the return of the German-French rivalry, which has been the old dynamic of Europe.
Just a pragmatic non ideological thinking Chinese are used to. He is an enemy of China no doubt, but he is an honest enemy which I can respect, a million times better then those holier than thou hypocrites
Maybe they will integrate according to their comparative advantages, French naval and German land force equipment.
Not sure if this will leads to a more independent Europe or just a stronger US henchman....