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It is more like money laundering. Vingroup would further invest $2.5 billion to this failed project and EV. In addition, Vinfast also secured a SPAC with Hong Kong based Black Spade Acquisition to list on NYSE with a value of $27 billion. Basically, after the listing, Vingroup and whoever behind the money laundering would dump all Vinfast shares as fast as possible. Vinfast would worth little to nothing within 2-3 years depending on how quickly those people dispose their assets.
I don't know, but I'm glad that anti-China propaganda is not yet popular in my home country Bulgaria. So far I have not heard a single Bulgarian politician, not even from the puppet Western parties, speaking against China. In general, in Bulgaria, in my personal observation, the attitude towards China has always been positive. I do not know whether you know that Bulgaria was the second country in the world after the USSR to recognise the People's Republic of China on 03.10.1949.
CCP continues to genocide poor, innocent American government officials /s:
13 May, 2023 06:09
FILE PHOTO: Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman speaks at the State Department in Washington, DC, August 18, 2021. © AP / Andrew Harnik
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is set to retire, the State Department said on Friday. The 73-year-old official was heavily involved in devising Washington’s current strategy toward China and the broader Asia-Pacific, where it seeks to challenge Beijing on several fronts.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken hailed Sherman’s lengthy career as a diplomat in a statement announcing her resignation, saying she has “helped lead our engagement in the Indo-Pacific, the region where the history of the 21st century will be written.”
“She has deepened our bonds with our friends around the world, especially with the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the European Union. She has overseen our efforts to strengthen the [State] Department’s capabilities to manage our relationship with the People’s Republic of China, and built greater convergence with allies and partners,” he added.
In an internal memo sent out to department staffers, Sherman stated that “Diplomacy is not for the faint of heart,” urging colleagues to “have courage” and to use their power “for good.” She said her retirement would be effective at the end of next month.
With a career spanning more than three decades, several presidents and five separate secretaries of state, Sherman has been involved in a long list of important foreign policy decisions over the years. As Blinken’s deputy, her focus has largely been set on China, often acting as an official spokesperson to explain the US strategy toward the People’s Republic.
In comments to lawmakers earlier this year, Sherman warned that China is “the only competitor with the intent and means to reshape the international order,” accusing Beijing of “provocations in the South China Sea,” human rights abuses, “economic coercion,” and “threatening behavior against Taiwan,” which China considers to be part of its sovereign territory.
Since President Joe Biden took office in 2021, US relations with China have plumbed new depths. Over the last two years, the Pentagon has ordered near-constant transits of the disputed Taiwan Strait by US warships, while a visit to Taipei by then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2022 triggered unprecedented Chinese military drills in the airspace and waters around the island. It carried out additional war games following a trip to the US by Taiwan’s leader earlier this year.
However, as Sherman prepares to leave the State Department for good, there appear to be signs of renewed diplomacy with China. Earlier this week, White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan held an unannounced round of talks with a senior Chinese Foreign Ministry official, the highest-level engagement between the two nations since Biden’s meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, last November.
13 May, 2023 06:09
Architect of Biden’s China policy to resign
Washington’s number-two diplomat, a key foreign policy player, will soon end her three-decade career in government
FILE PHOTO: Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman speaks at the State Department in Washington, DC, August 18, 2021. © AP / Andrew Harnik
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is set to retire, the State Department said on Friday. The 73-year-old official was heavily involved in devising Washington’s current strategy toward China and the broader Asia-Pacific, where it seeks to challenge Beijing on several fronts.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken hailed Sherman’s lengthy career as a diplomat in a statement announcing her resignation, saying she has “helped lead our engagement in the Indo-Pacific, the region where the history of the 21st century will be written.”
“She has deepened our bonds with our friends around the world, especially with the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the European Union. She has overseen our efforts to strengthen the [State] Department’s capabilities to manage our relationship with the People’s Republic of China, and built greater convergence with allies and partners,” he added.
In an internal memo sent out to department staffers, Sherman stated that “Diplomacy is not for the faint of heart,” urging colleagues to “have courage” and to use their power “for good.” She said her retirement would be effective at the end of next month.
With a career spanning more than three decades, several presidents and five separate secretaries of state, Sherman has been involved in a long list of important foreign policy decisions over the years. As Blinken’s deputy, her focus has largely been set on China, often acting as an official spokesperson to explain the US strategy toward the People’s Republic.
In comments to lawmakers earlier this year, Sherman warned that China is “the only competitor with the intent and means to reshape the international order,” accusing Beijing of “provocations in the South China Sea,” human rights abuses, “economic coercion,” and “threatening behavior against Taiwan,” which China considers to be part of its sovereign territory.
Since President Joe Biden took office in 2021, US relations with China have plumbed new depths. Over the last two years, the Pentagon has ordered near-constant transits of the disputed Taiwan Strait by US warships, while a visit to Taipei by then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2022 triggered unprecedented Chinese military drills in the airspace and waters around the island. It carried out additional war games following a trip to the US by Taiwan’s leader earlier this year.
However, as Sherman prepares to leave the State Department for good, there appear to be signs of renewed diplomacy with China. Earlier this week, White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan held an unannounced round of talks with a senior Chinese Foreign Ministry official, the highest-level engagement between the two nations since Biden’s meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, last November.
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Other than some Viet keyboard warriors saying how Vinfast was going to make their country the new Japan and eat China's lunch in EV's, I've never even seen or heard of this company anywhere.
How to do that when they are literally using CATL batteries?
If it performs better than an iPhone with better chips and what not, I cannot help but say I would want one too along with my family because we are getting tired of using the same crap all year long. Also by then, China will have fully taken the world by storm and will have hopefully put the USA in its place.Well bro within 5 years when I travel to China for a business trip, she will ask me to buy her a Huawei MATE series phone.I can see it coming and she doesn't need to ask me cause I'll buy one for her so she can detoxify her Apple addiction....lol
Those stupid b!tches think everyone is a fu@king idiot. Well just because the average American can’t find Ukraine in a world map (which is likely given how they are trying to educated kindergarten children in a frighten drag nowadays) well if Russia finally does shove a hypersonic missile up Brussels arse, will they finally start thinking again or will they still drink the how EU is a garden and the rest of the world is a jungle cool aid. Just because the Globalist think they are in control doesn’t me they really are I mean the UKs are coming is contracting right now while that HK rioters are still singing Prince Charles praises while even the average Brit (who have more brains the Nathan law for crying out loud) knows that the coronation cost of 250 million is complete and utter bullsh!t
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CCP continues to genocide poor, innocent American government officials /s:
13 May, 2023 06:09
Architect of Biden’s China policy to resign
Washington’s number-two diplomat, a key foreign policy player, will soon end her three-decade career in government
FILE PHOTO: Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman speaks at the State Department in Washington, DC, August 18, 2021. © AP / Andrew Harnik
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is set to retire, the State Department said on Friday. The 73-year-old official was heavily involved in devising Washington’s current strategy toward China and the broader Asia-Pacific, where it seeks to challenge Beijing on several fronts.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken hailed Sherman’s lengthy career as a diplomat in a statement announcing her resignation, saying she has “helped lead our engagement in the Indo-Pacific, the region where the history of the 21st century will be written.”
“She has deepened our bonds with our friends around the world, especially with the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the European Union. She has overseen our efforts to strengthen the [State] Department’s capabilities to manage our relationship with the People’s Republic of China, and built greater convergence with allies and partners,” he added.
In an internal memo sent out to department staffers, Sherman stated that “Diplomacy is not for the faint of heart,” urging colleagues to “have courage” and to use their power “for good.” She said her retirement would be effective at the end of next month.
With a career spanning more than three decades, several presidents and five separate secretaries of state, Sherman has been involved in a long list of important foreign policy decisions over the years. As Blinken’s deputy, her focus has largely been set on China, often acting as an official spokesperson to explain the US strategy toward the People’s Republic.
In comments to lawmakers earlier this year, Sherman warned that China is “the only competitor with the intent and means to reshape the international order,” accusing Beijing of “provocations in the South China Sea,” human rights abuses, “economic coercion,” and “threatening behavior against Taiwan,” which China considers to be part of its sovereign territory.
Since President Joe Biden took office in 2021, US relations with China have plumbed new depths. Over the last two years, the Pentagon has ordered near-constant transits of the disputed Taiwan Strait by US warships, while a visit to Taipei by then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2022 triggered unprecedented Chinese military drills in the airspace and waters around the island. It carried out additional war games following a trip to the US by Taiwan’s leader earlier this year.
However, as Sherman prepares to leave the State Department for good, there appear to be signs of renewed diplomacy with China. Earlier this week, White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan held an unannounced round of talks with a senior Chinese Foreign Ministry official, the highest-level engagement between the two nations since Biden’s meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, last November.
Quite a few Biden officials have been resigning in the last several months.
If they were managers in Huawei Ren Zhengfei would've fired their asses two years ago. Luckily those are cushy government jobs. I think that I could replace Blinken or Sullivan and do nothing at my job except surf Tiktok and look for crappy Christmas lights on Temu and somehow can do less damage than they currently are doing.
Good, quite frankly the USA needs to head down the V for Vendetta path as quickly as possible just so that the nation can finally crumple in princes Charles lifetime so that in the end, we can finally say that God did save the queen, from having to see the nation fall in her sons life time
Geee, when you have an open supporter of the WEF in Princes Charles now king, honestly what did people expect, the stupid b@st@rd is going forward with a green agenda of destroying the UK and there nothing anyone in the British can do about, because if one looks at how often the leadership have changed in the last few years after brexit, well is their anyone in the British leadership that is not a complete elitist retard that doesn’t have an ounce of common sense. I mean don’t they know that if the nation does get nuked by Russia (via the screwing around they do) that much of the global south would probably cheer give that they have never apologized for their colonial ways and have been longing for some seriously painful comeback. I mean Anglos in general are snow flakes they have never got that well deserved punch in the face
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