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ZeEa5KPul

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getready said:
Wang Yi seem to lay the blame of deterioration sino aus ties mainly at feet of scomo govt.

I think he isn't that naive to think the underlying long standing US Aus security and anglo alliance isn't the root cause. Indeed the article goes on to say this precisely.
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You don't honestly think he thinks that, do you? You would be very naïve if you do. What's he's doing is giving the present government a chance to throw the previous government under the bus. If he just shows uncompromising hostility, then even if the current government wants to improve relations it has no scope to. And let me assure you that China is under no illusion relations with Australia will be fundamentally different until America is booted from the region - this is just a tactical adjustment.
BoraTas said:
In the Japanese elections, LDP got enough seats to change the Japanese constitution. Article 9 can be abolished now. Has little practical meaning though.
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When the time is right, China will impose pacifism on Japan once again; properly this time.
 
supercat

supercat

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Overbom said:
A new (huge) interest group in the US has come out publically to support cooperation between US-China.
IMO this is the first instance that I see them coming out so strongly and publically. It seems that domestic politics/influences in the US have started to change

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There are some heavyweights in here. Even the CSIS president is included lol
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Right on cue for Biden regime's policy change on the tariffs

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1545603357607329792

BoraTas said:
In the Japanese elections, LDP got enough seats to change the Japanese constitution. Article 9 can be abolished now. Has little practical meaning though. China, wisely, always assumed that Article 9 would never prevent the USA from pulling Japan into a war. And Japan's financials means Japan can not spend above 2% of its GDP even if it wanted.
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Unfortunately for Abe the Unrepentant, Japan is becoming a second rate country compared to China, and will not be able to outspend China on military nowadays.
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As for Sri Lanka, anyone remembers the "Arab Spring"? People in Sri Lanka may or may not see through the West's plot. But they may become disappointed later nevertheless, just like people in those "revolutionary" Arab countries.

Arabs believe economy is weak under democracy​

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ansy1968

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BoraTas said:
In the Japanese elections, LDP got enough seats to change the Japanese constitution. Article 9 can be abolished now. Has little practical meaning though. China, wisely, always assumed that Article 9 would never prevent the USA from pulling Japan into a war. And Japan's financials means Japan can not spend above 2% of its GDP even if it wanted.

Though I still find it interesting from a symbolic perspective. German re-armament, possible abolishment of article 9 of the Japenese constitution, a war in Europe, US efforts to discredit the UN... Post-WW2 order is evaporating before our eyes.
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@BoraTas and Sir it was the Collective West themselves that is doing this NOT by Russia or China, so the narratives that the Chinese are out to disrupt the current world order is full of cow shit dung. Maybe the reason why the Indians find it attractive...lol
 
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LOL, I know russian history and its people. Russia will reduce all of Europa to less than 50 million people long before Europa can do the same to the federation. And let me tell you, when Russia reduces Europe to less than 50 million, the math wouldn't look too kind on the nearest countries.
 
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MortyandRick

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I find “The New Atlas” to be quite good and on point. he had an interesting take on Sri Lanka. Seems like the 2 large parties are not overly anti Chinese, even the opposition party who is drawing people out to protest is not anti China. there is a small figure who is quite anti China and the US is trying to support him but he has so far little support in sri lanka. time will tell what would happen. maybe it will be like Myanmar after Aung San Suu Kyi came into power. Everyone thought she will be anti China but instead she was very friendly.
 
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