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Bellum_Romanum

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I think that one of the most effective ways for China to counter the "Uyghur law" is to integrate more with the rest of the world, especially the global south, and diversify the productions of some of the components of the supply chains of solar panel and EV batteries to countries that have joined the BRI and BRICS. Hopefully China can create more free trade deals with other cooperating countries, such as a new free trade deal with BRICS, as well as developing new reserve currency.

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In other news, no one should be really surprised at this point that corruption in the U.S. is both institutionalized and "transparent":

Finally, this imbecile is waiting for Elon Musk to publicly announce that 4680 is inferior to Qilin:
I don't know if this sort of information belongs on this thread but I was looking into getting a new ebook reader, and interestingly enough I came across this article from a U.S. tech publication PC Magazine. On this article it talked about the upcoming Huawei Matepad Paper E-reader. Surprisingly enough, at least for me the writer of the article was so impressed by the specs, and other features packed into the upcoming Huawei device that he went full acceptance mode: This is more of a competitor to the reMarkable 2 and
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, and the price certainly reflects that. According to
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, Huawei is expected to price it at around $560, but we don't have a release date confirmed yet. And while US consumers probably won't have an opportunity to purchase the MatePad Paper, Amazon should take note and think about adopting many, if not all, of these features for the next generation of Kindle.

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Red Moon

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posturing aside, what does that mean in practical terms? that plan ships will constantly patrol the strait and if a usn ship approaches, they'll sail towards it to confront it/scare it away? kinda like what happened with the canadian/australian planes?
Maybe hold a live firing naval drill in the area every time the US shows the intent of sailing through. This is what they did in 2010 when the US wanted to hold drills on the Western side of North Korea. The US cancelled each time.
 
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