Typical MAGA drooling idiot. Always think China is bluffing. All bark and no bite. They should ask Bannon about Kelly trip and see how well that went. Well they won’t get the chance to ask since his going to the slammer for some years.
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Typical MAGA drooling idiot. Always think China is bluffing. All bark and no bite. They should ask Bannon about Kelly trip and see how well that went. Well they won’t get the chance to ask since his going to the slammer for some years.
Yo @Crang a.k.a. @NiuBiDaRen ever since you change your alias you've become a little crass, and critical on looks. You know, not everyone of us is blessed to have your looks dude. Don't look down on our fellow Asians/Chinese thar are on the heavy side or unrefined look.
Well this idiot failed Russia in their darkest hour, I suspect the only reason that is alive this long is because Putin wanted to show him how a real leader leads the nation and really grind it into his face as to how much of a flop he really is along with simply being more reasonable when one looks at things. I mean the west love preach that Russia punishes failure with death like that movie jack reacher shadow recruit ( which is the last movie I saw that parrots the whole USA super competent while Russia is dumb angle really hard), when the reality shows that Russia is much more benevolent when compared to the west in reality. Also they really are far more competent then the western movie portrays them which is funny because it continues to show just how far the west has fallen from the collapse of the Soviet Union
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I have to admit, I've been pushed those videos as well, and I haven't kept watching them due to the host's appearance. It's unfortunate but it is what it is. I agree that if he just does voice-overs, his videos would be a lot more watchable.
If true, this has stalled pharmaceutical development for treating Alzheimer for about 15 years. if that's the case, the death penalty would be a suitable punishment for these "researchers"
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Why should China be blamed for the US and EU's created problems. If the US and EU were not so stubborn and stupid of putting sanctions on Russia blanketly, there wouldn't be a food crisis.
Wu Peng, director general of the Chinese foreign ministry's African affairs department, on Wednesday said Beijing was speeding up efforts to provide emergency aid to help Horn of Africa countries deal with the severe drought.
The region has not had good rains for four consecutive seasons and it has left 18.4 million people facing severe hunger, according to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP). It said farmers would continue to face widespread livestock deaths. has also worsened the food crisis since most countries in the region were heavily dependent on wheat from the two nations.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi promised emergency food aid to Somalia, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Djibouti early this year. On Wednesday, Wu said the first shipments were on the way. "Glad to know that the first batch of food aid to Ethiopia and Djibouti has been shipped out and those to Somalia and Eritrea are ready for shipment," he tweeted.
Nazanine Moshiri, International Crisis Group's senior analyst for climate and security in Africa, said the situation in the Horn of Africa was dire.
"More than 18 million people are suffering extreme hunger in Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya. In Somalia, more than 200,000 people are facing famine. At least a thousand children have died - those are the cases we know about - millions more are severely malnourished," Moshiri said.
She said a two-year dry spell, or four consecutive failed rainy seasons - the most prolonged drought in at least 40 years - had decimated livelihoods, killed about 7 million livestock and degraded soil and land.
"Herders and farmers in Kenya told me during a recent research trip, they haven't seen decent rains in more than two years. There is no relief in sight from the immense pressure," she said.
Conflicts in parts of Ethiopia and Somalia have also prevented humanitarian access. At the same time, Moshiri said food insecurity was worsening, compounded by rising global food and fertiliser costs in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the US and China are blaming each other for worsening the global food crisis.
Speaking at an event organised by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington on Monday, Samantha Power, head of the US Agency for International Development, said even before the war in Ukraine began, Beijing's trade restrictions on fertiliser and grain hoarding were inflating prices.
Power said Beijing offered little transparency on its stocks and production, which might have soothed markets. "Removing export restrictions in its fertiliser exports and releasing some of its grain reserves - either to the global market or to humanitarian entities like the World Food Programme - would significantly relieve pressure on food and fertiliser prices," Power said.
Wu Peng, director general of the Chinese foreign ministry's African affairs department, on Wednesday said Beijing was speeding up efforts to provide emergency aid to help Horn of Africa countries deal with the severe drought.
The region has not had good rains for four consecutive seasons and it has left 18.4 million people facing severe hunger, according to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP). It said farmers would continue to face widespread livestock deaths. has also worsened the food crisis since most countries in the region were heavily dependent on wheat from the two nations.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi promised emergency food aid to Somalia, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Djibouti early this year. On Wednesday, Wu said the first shipments were on the way. "Glad to know that the first batch of food aid to Ethiopia and Djibouti has been shipped out and those to Somalia and Eritrea are ready for shipment," he tweeted.
Nazanine Moshiri, International Crisis Group's senior analyst for climate and security in Africa, said the situation in the Horn of Africa was dire.
"More than 18 million people are suffering extreme hunger in Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya. In Somalia, more than 200,000 people are facing famine. At least a thousand children have died - those are the cases we know about - millions more are severely malnourished," Moshiri said.
She said a two-year dry spell, or four consecutive failed rainy seasons - the most prolonged drought in at least 40 years - had decimated livelihoods, killed about 7 million livestock and degraded soil and land.
"Herders and farmers in Kenya told me during a recent research trip, they haven't seen decent rains in more than two years. There is no relief in sight from the immense pressure," she said.
Conflicts in parts of Ethiopia and Somalia have also prevented humanitarian access. At the same time, Moshiri said food insecurity was worsening, compounded by rising global food and fertiliser costs in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the US and China are blaming each other for worsening the global food crisis.
Speaking at an event organised by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington on Monday, Samantha Power, head of the US Agency for International Development, said even before the war in Ukraine began, Beijing's trade restrictions on fertiliser and grain hoarding were inflating prices.
Power said Beijing offered little transparency on its stocks and production, which might have soothed markets. "Removing export restrictions in its fertiliser exports and releasing some of its grain reserves - either to the global market or to humanitarian entities like the World Food Programme - would significantly relieve pressure on food and fertiliser prices," Power said.
I have to admit, I never once considered (or registered in my head) the guys facial facade as a pre-requisite for me to watch any geopolitical videos about China etc...I mean the dude that hosts the Duran, Alex Mercouris for example ain't exactly a stud either or Gonzalo Lira, etc...but I guess different strokes for different folks.
Also, if a decent looking Chinese geopolitical dude is what you're looking for to be able to watch geopolitical topics etc..then this is the right channel for you @NiuBiDaRen @solarz
They exposed him, Joe Biden's real name is Beijing Moscow.
There are way more skeletons in the closet in academia than you think.