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emblem21

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Whatever.
"China’s reputation is at stake.

This is about trust, reliability and decisions on long-term investments.

Every day trade amounts to €2 billion.

trade, €330 million.

A prolongation of the war and more disruption to the world economy is in no-one’s interest."
Useless woman, China is and always will never be responsible nor should ever be made to fix any ones f$&k ups, especially one that any one can see coming a million miles away. What a pig. Should germanys economy collapse and should they keep on throwing shade at there BFF because the USA told them to on some real stupid reasoning that basically amounts to the USA being at fault for everything like usual, what incentive does China have to maintain trade with Germany if Germany tries to lecture China on values and tries push China around like as though it is the 19th century. Does she honestly think she can humiliate China into doing whatever she wants like a typical Karen ir can’t she take a freaken hint that the century of humiliation is over? She should jump off a cliff because she is a complete idiot and not once has she made a decision that is in the benefit of the EU when she always parrots these shitty values that is basically devoid of any real substance. If the entire nation of Germany loses its economy and the lives of much of its citizens because of its screw ups, it’s completely her fault and if she somehow escapes the lynching mob, I will be surprised but then again, these people are dumb
 
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Strangelove

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Plot to assassinate Pakistani PM uncovered, minister claims​

The report comes after Imran Khan claimed a foreign nation threatened consequences for Pakistan unless he is “removed”

“After these reports, the prime minister’s security has been beefed up as per the government’s decision,” Chaudhry said, as cited by the Dawn media outlet.

A similar statement was made earlier this week by Faisal Vawda – leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, of which the PM is a member – who said there was a conspiracy developed to assassinate Khan over his refusal to “sell the country.”

Vawda claimed that the PM had been repeatedly told that bulletproof glass needed to be installed in front of his dais during his March 27 rally in Islamabad, but the leader refused. “But as always and as usual, he said my [death] will come when Allah wills. Don’t worry about it,” Vawda said.

The PTI leader reiterated that along with an upcoming vote of no-confidence, there was a threat on the prime minister’s life and that there have been mentions of an assassination.

The concerns over the potential plot come after Khan claimed that a certain foreign nation, which he tried not to name, had sent a message insisting he needs “to be removed” or else Pakistan will face consequences.

“America has – oh, not America but a foreign country I can’t name. I mean from a foreign country, we received a message,” he said in a televised address on Thursday. Khan added that the “threatening memo” was sent in an effort to meddle in his country’s political affairs.
The message reportedly came from Pakistan’s ambassador to the US, and included a recording of a senior Washington official suggesting that relations between the two countries would improve if Khan loses the no-confidence vote.

Khan has refused to bow to American pressure and condemn Russia for sending troops into Ukraine, arguing that Pakistan has nothing to gain by the move. However, this has made him a target for the US and its allies, which are already upset that neighboring India has also refused to join their sanctions campaign against Moscow.

On top of the mounting international pressure on the prime minister, he faces a no-confidence vote, while his party has lost its majority in parliament.
 

ZeEa5KPul

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What is China’s gain for doing this? And is this action from a pure strategic standpoint a good thing or a bad thing for China?
For the same reason Tesla is allowed to operate with full privileges in China - to incentivize Chinese competitors to perform better. Like it or not, Chinese companies are more dishonest than American ones because corporate law and regulation in China is less developed. If Chinese companies must abide by the same standards as US ones do to list on US stock markets, they'll be disincentivized from engaging in their creative accounting.
 

texx1

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"China must" lol


"Important issues remain. China must:

• Stop its unjustified trade measures against Lithuania

• Lift sanctions against MEPs

• Address global concerns on human and labour rights, especially in Xinjiang

• Improve access and conditions for EU companies in its market."
I am sure US and EU are sharing infos on PRC responses. Since CCP is reported to be willing to cave on the audit of original documents, it makes sense for her making demands. Once you are seen as willing to appease, the behaviors and expectations of your adversaries also change.
 

Jingle Bells

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Jingle Bells

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I don't see why people are up to arms for this.
Its the usual things that the hegemon do to contain a rising power. The US is clearly looking to do a Russia to China

Its up to China to manage this.
Dude, what is wrong with you people? Are you on drugs, why the hell are you so skittish and nervous about every little thing?
As a REAL Chinese (don't take offense to this), there is NOTHING abnormal about what the US is doing. In fact, for a country as rich and resourceful as the US, they are actually quite sluggish and tame (in this game of geostrategic rivalry/confrontation with China), compare to what we Chinese are actually used to: ourselves, as recorded in history. This is what's supposed to be done, long time ago already! Any adequate Chinese strategist in US's shoes would have done a lot more, long time ago, and lavishly putting money in. For a country as strategically placed as Nepal, a Chinese strategist mindset in US's shoes would have given them 50 billion USD at a much more favorable terms a least a decade ago, to just them hook on US debt. And proceed with further investments with less favorable term as a follow up.

The US is freaking slow and dumb to the game. They should have already made a huge presence in Mongolia, Central Asian 'stan's, as well as Nepal and Bhutan long time ago. The fact that they are only giving a mere 500 mil USD to Nepal only now, in freaking 2022, means that they are damn slow to this game.

Chinese rhetoric is purely rhetoric. Official Rhetoric is part of the game of diplomacy, geostrategy and power struggle. Why are you guys emotionally taken by such lousy performance?

Are you trying to brainwash fellow Chinese into idiotic delicate sensitive "giant babies"(巨婴)? We already see the result with Western elite doing ideocracy to their people for decade: turning them into f**king idiots believing in unreasonable things which include grossly underestimating their opponent (China). Are you trying to do the same to fellow Chinese people?
 
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FairAndUnbiased

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Dude, what is wrong with you people? Are you on drugs, why the hell are you so skittish and nervous about every little thing?
As a REAL Chinese (don't take offense to this), there is NOTHING abnormal about what the US is doing. In fact, for a country as rich and resourceful as the US, they are actually quite sluggish and tame (in this game of geostrategic rivalry/confrontation with China), compare to what we Chinese are actually used to: ourselves, as recorded in history. This is what's supposed to be done, long time ago already! Any adequate Chinese strategist in US's shoes would have done a lot more, long time ago, and lavishly putting money in. For a country as strategically placed as Nepal, a Chinese strategist mindset in US's shoes would have given them 50 billion USD at a much more favorable terms a least a decade ago, to just them hook on US debt. And proceed with further investments with less favorable term as a follow up.

The US is freaking slow and dumb to the game. They should have already made a huge presence in Mongolia, Central Asian 'stan's, as well as Nepal and Bhutan long time ago. The fact that they are only giving a mere 500 mil USD to Nepal only now, in freaking 2022, means that they are damn slow to this game.

Chinese rhetoric is purely rhetoric. Official Rhetoric is part of the game of diplomacy, geostrategy and power struggle. Why are you guys emotionally taken by such lousy performance?

Are you trying to brainwash fellow Chinese into idiotic delicate sensitive "giant babies"(巨婴)? We already see the result with Western elite doing ideocracy to their people for decade: turning them into f**king idiots believing in unreasonable things which include grossly underestimating their opponent (China). Are you trying to do the same to fellow Chinese people?
They don't have the capability to do anything in Mongolia. They withdrew most forces from Afghanistan even before 2015 because they knew it was an untenable position and troops there were liabilities, not assets, if a great power war broke out.
 

Jingle Bells

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They don't have the capability to do anything in Mongolia. They withdrew most forces from Afghanistan even before 2015 because they knew it was an untenable position and troops there were liabilities, not assets, if a great power war broke out.
Well, that's exact the problem. The West is wasting resources and time on meaningless places, and thus don't have any left to put in the real important ones.
 
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