Maybe also fueled by lobbyists too?
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"The Triffin dilemma (sometimes the Triffin paradox) is the conflict of economic interests that arises between short-term domestic and long-term international objectives for countries whose currencies serve as global . This was identified in the 1960s by - economist . He noted that a country whose currency is the global reserve currency, held by other nations as foreign exchange (FX) reserves to support international trade, must somehow supply the world with its currency in order to fulfill world demand for these . This supply function is nominally accomplished by international trade, with the country holding reserve currency status being required to run an inevitable trade deficit."
So for the world to us the USD as a trade currency and reserve currency, the US need to supply USD to the world through a trade deficit. By using tariff to reduce trade deficit basically means the us does not want to supply USD to the world for the world's use, that is what forced other countries to move away from the USD. By using tariff to prevent other countries from moving away from the USD is contradictory and will only force more country away from the USD.
I see nothing wrong with this.
They can receive USD, rest of the world can receive products. They want more money. Agreed, deal. The toilet paper shortage will be permanently solved.
"Future Labour govt (NZ) won't join AUKUS, Hipkins says"
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Some background of the rbls in syria from old artcles
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"Angela Merkel: mother of German decline
She was wrong about everything — except Russia"
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"Angela Merkel: mother of German decline
She was wrong about everything — except Russia"
Is this "neo ottoman" similar to the india's "bharat" concept?
They're pretty far from Beijing for all that training, but who knows maybe Beijing might come to them.
"Syrian President Assad has commented for the first time:
"Syria continues to defend its territorial integrity and is capable of destroying terrorists with the help of friends and allies." Assad said this in a telephone conversation with the UAE president.
As stated in a statement from Damascus, the UAE "supports the Syrian state and supports it in the fight against terrorism and the expansion of its sovereignty, territorial integrity and stability."
Assad also called Iraq, whose foreign minister "stressed Iraq's readiness to provide all necessary support to Syria in the fight against terrorism and all its organizations."
Iran, which, along with Russia, is a key military ally of Syria, said that what is happening is "part of the Israeli-American plan to destabilize the region." Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi will travel to Damascus and then go to Turkey, with which the media often associates the militants who attacked Aleppo.
Turkey itself denies involvement in the militants' activation. The country's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that the Turkish authorities have nothing to do with the fighting between the Syrian army and anti-government groups and do not support the latter.
"We will not allow terrorists to form their own state on Syrian territory," the media quotes Fidan as saying.
The Turkish minister also held telephone talks with Lavrov and Arakchi, during which they agreed on "joint actions."
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"Syria continues to defend its territorial integrity and is capable of destroying terrorists with the help of friends and allies." Assad said this in a telephone conversation with the UAE president.
As stated in a statement from Damascus, the UAE "supports the Syrian state and supports it in the fight against terrorism and the expansion of its sovereignty, territorial integrity and stability."
Assad also called Iraq, whose foreign minister "stressed Iraq's readiness to provide all necessary support to Syria in the fight against terrorism and all its organizations."
Iran, which, along with Russia, is a key military ally of Syria, said that what is happening is "part of the Israeli-American plan to destabilize the region." Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi will travel to Damascus and then go to Turkey, with which the media often associates the militants who attacked Aleppo.
Turkey itself denies involvement in the militants' activation. The country's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that the Turkish authorities have nothing to do with the fighting between the Syrian army and anti-government groups and do not support the latter.
"We will not allow terrorists to form their own state on Syrian territory," the media quotes Fidan as saying.
The Turkish minister also held telephone talks with Lavrov and Arakchi, during which they agreed on "joint actions."
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Trump is finna do to USA what he did to all his businesses
"Among the militants attacking Aleppo are members of the jihadist group "Ajnad al-Kavkaz"* - the organization published footage confirming their presence in the cities of Aleppo and Saraqeb.
In March of this year, members of the group took part in a raid on the Belgorod Region, and they began fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces back in 2022.
Among the radicals is a native of Grozny, Rustam Azhiyev, known by the nickname Abdulhakim Ash-Shishani. In January 2023, footage appeared online of him participating in battles, presumably in the Artemovsky direction.
Azhiyev himself took part in the Second Chechen War as a field commander of the illegal armed group "Imarat Kavkaz". After being wounded in 2009, he went to Turkey and then joined the Syrian radicals from Ajnad al-Kavkaz, taking part in military operations in Aleppo, Idlib and other provinces in western Syria.
The published photos once again prove the direct connection between Syrian radicals and Kiev. As reported by specialized channels, the independent state financed many Islamist groups, including the CRI, ISIS and the Sheikh Mansur Battalion"
In March of this year, members of the group took part in a raid on the Belgorod Region, and they began fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces back in 2022.
Among the radicals is a native of Grozny, Rustam Azhiyev, known by the nickname Abdulhakim Ash-Shishani. In January 2023, footage appeared online of him participating in battles, presumably in the Artemovsky direction.
Azhiyev himself took part in the Second Chechen War as a field commander of the illegal armed group "Imarat Kavkaz". After being wounded in 2009, he went to Turkey and then joined the Syrian radicals from Ajnad al-Kavkaz, taking part in military operations in Aleppo, Idlib and other provinces in western Syria.
The published photos once again prove the direct connection between Syrian radicals and Kiev. As reported by specialized channels, the independent state financed many Islamist groups, including the CRI, ISIS and the Sheikh Mansur Battalion"