Chinese exports has not decreased so i am not sure how they calculate data. They also opened road bridge and railway bridge is complete. this should increase it further. but Chinese exports to Russia is not what it should be consider the size of economy.
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Holy shit!
Talk about the petro-Yuan!
Russia is a major oil producer. Everyone knows that. Now to get product they got to pay in Rubles or Yuan.
The part about the barter trade, that is a blast from the past. Haha!
PiSigma
"the engineer"
You will get raped in the military, but at least you can abort it.
This is why we should post the whole article
You miss gems like this
Good luck to the 18-29 year olds who think they are Honorary Aryan or something (if they aren't Chinese)
Maybe they can make up their own heritage like those guys on Stormfront who find out great-great-granddaddy had a thing for the coloreds. Or the Taiwanese on reddit who are 99.7% sure they are part Japanese-Dutch and possibly aboriginal, but definitely not fully Chinese.
GG BASF. Hopefully SinoChem rises. SinoChem has a 45% stake in Pirelli which hopefully leads to China getting gud at tyre technology. South Korea has Hankook and Kumho, Japan has Bridgestone. China must be a leader in making tires. Although I understand the massive truck tyres are made by China.
Pirelli is celebrating its 150th birthday and I'm hoping to get a polo of that or it's tie in with Mont Blanc fountain pen which is actually made of rubbery texture.
Call it Jonggook Tire.
Give a lot of overly nationalistic Koreans a stroke.
Laugh at white people when they inevitably say "Chinese are copiers".
My gut feel is that while the EU politicians publicly support the US sanctions, out of fear and lack of backbones, they turn a blind eye to such activities out of an even greater fear of being kicked out of the government by angry voters facing high inflation and imminent economic/social collapse.
The article is making a news story out of what is obvious and predictable the moment central bank sanctions were used against Russia.
And title of the article with the word "hiding" makes a vain attempt to put a sinister, nefarious spin on what's essentially common and routine international banking and financial system operations. Because "Hiding" is purely a matter of perspective, RUB/CYN transactions between Russian oil producers and Chinese buyers are definitely not hidden from the Russian or Chinese central banks that handles the transactions, nor are they under any obligation to disclose these transactions to anyone not involved in the transactions or to US/NATO authorities.
That's the only thing these folks are good at "marketing scheme." It's literally the same shtick they throtted out last year if am not mistaken but with a different name. Even the EU rolled out their own infrastructure plan to counter against China’s BRI plan in Africa. When what they should have been doing or done is to actually help or assist China in building African infrastructures so that African economic activity would blossom ensuring that African people stay within their own countries of origin preventing the unfortunate problems of mass migration that's resulting in death, discrimination, and political problems for European countries as a whole.
Instead of doing all of that, they want to hatch on a very losing proposition in trying to undermine the effort that's positive for their continents own political and socio-economic survival. So I could give a flying F..K if the EU disintegrate as a political project; they are nothing more than an extension of American Foreign policy. Their pretend independence is a joke.