I hear in June there will be a major roll out of digital yuan.
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So what exactly changes with a digital yuan? I haven’t really did much research on digital currencies and what it could impact at least for China.
The Liberal party supporters are going to blame the Labor party for being weak and accuse them as being a China puppet, because of this lmao
Chinese strategy has been multipronged attack just like Russians, but unlike Russians, each front is designed such that if left unchecked it would bring about a decisive collapse in enemy lines.
If they don't check the Pacific, then China gets hydrophone and short range radar monitoring stations east of Guam for high resolution tracking. But simultaneously there's fronts being opened in the middle east and the open front in Europe with Russia. Losing any one of those is devastating too, to petrodollar or NATO credibility.
They can't lose any of this.
The comments are far more entertaining and meaningful reading than the article.
Does this guy Wang Yi have a family ? I assume he lives in Beijing. But he is, when not overseas, flying all over China to meet with foreign dignitaries.
Wish I have some of his frequent flyer miles
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It's been a fun few days in NATO land. As well as Turkey refusing to allow Sweden and Finland to join NATO without the whole of NATO agreeing to their unrealistic demands, now Greece has joined in the fun. They've threatened to block the upgraded F-16s that Turkey have asked for, and for maximum troll points, are asking to join the F-35 programme. It would be hilarious if Greece had F-35s in 10 years and not Turkey. Greece will only bankrupt themselves further and thanks to DRM they would be useless in any conflict with Turkey, but they know how to piss off Turkey.
All the Anglos are angry, demanding Turkey be kicked out of NATO. The trouble is, Turkey is one of the most important countries in NATO. Not because of their military, but because of the straits and the nuclear launch bases. You lose those and you'll have a hard time finding another country to put them in. If the NATO plan is to start a nuclear war with Russia (which Sweden and Finland joining will lead to) losing one of your most important launch sites is a bad start.
It looks like I was wrong and Putin was 100% vindicated to not antagonise Turkey. Just leave them alone long enough and they'll backstab their allies and create the mess that is now unfolding.
And this is before we hear the demands all the other irrelevant countries are making behind the scenes, like Poland, Macedonia, Albania, etc.
Most powerful alliance in history