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It's brilliant, actually. There is already a glut of NAND chips globally. Meanwhile, YMTC already has technological advantage but lack market share and production capacity. By shutting Micron out China just opened a huge market for de-Americanised NAND chips. Either Samsung & SK Hynix ditch US and share the Chinese market with YMTC, or they can enjoy competing with Micron for the shrinking slice of pie that is the Western market. And you can bet that there is no way that US government will let Micron be destroyed by South Koreans, so the axe will come down on the South Koreans once there is any perception of Micron getting outplayed. Even if they survive, they'll only be the next in line to be destroyed once YMTC swallows the Chinese domestic market and becoming a global giant in NAND. China just handed South Korea a big test: either ignore US and thrive, or surrender to US and risk losing one of your most important industries. In the bigger picture, I don't really think China cares if South Korea choses either way. But for Koreans, it's a matter of survival. Hence I think this is the reason why Yoon Suk Yeol was behaving like a cuck in front of Biden.
The blame is on US politicians for giving the Pentagon almost a trillion dollar budget without any restriction or goal at all, like throwing sugar on the floor and then complaining why there so many ants in your house, if you force the pentagon into a diet they will have to put this "offense" contractors into a diet too, add new competition to that, this contractors and the pentafon will have to make things cheap or lose their contracts.
Its looks like an easy solve but when you have these huge military corpos and their overpaid national security think tankers screaming "CHINA CHINA BIG BAD WOLF CHINA IS COMING" every 3 seconds for some reason looks like impairs the communication of the two only functional neurons of most US politicians.
Its looks like an easy solve but when you have these huge military corpos and their overpaid national security think tankers screaming "CHINA CHINA BIG BAD WOLF CHINA IS COMING" every 3 seconds for some reason looks like impairs the communication of the two only functional neurons of most US politicians.
Valuable time can be better spent meeting the Mozambique Liberation Front.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning holds a press briefing on Monday in Beijing. © Chinese Foreign Ministry
Chinese officials have essentially torpedoed US President Joe Biden’s claim that relations between Washington and Beijing will thaw “very shortly,” suggesting that the White House lacks credibility when it calls for new talks while at the same time imposing sanctions designed to impede its rival’s economic progress.
“The US says it wants to speak to the Chinese side while seeking to suppress China through all possible means and impose sanctions on Chinese officials, institutions and companies,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said at a on Monday in Beijing. “Is there any sincerity in and significance of any communication like this?”
Mao’s comments came one day after Biden at the G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, that his administration’s relations with China were on the mend before his decision to shoot down a “silly” Chinese balloon that was allegedly spying over the US in February. “Everything changed in terms of talking to one another,” he said. “I think you’re going to see that begin to thaw very shortly.”
Biden suggested that his administration could lift sanctions against Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu to help enable talks with his US counterpart, Lloyd Austin. However, he added that because China was “building its military,” he has made it clear that Washington won’t trade “certain items” with Beijing. “We’ve now got commitment from all of our allies that they’re not going to do that either, provide that kind of material.”
Mao said Chinese officials have made clear their firm opposition to “illegal unilateral sanctions.” She added, “The US side should immediately lift sanctions and take concrete actions to remove obstacles, create favorable atmosphere and conditions for dialogue and communication.”
Chinese President Xi Jinping has sought to build relations with the US based on the principles of “mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation,” Mao said. “We urge the US to form a correct perception of China, stop interfering in China’s internal affairs and harming China’s sovereignty, security and development interests, and work with China to bring China-US relations back to the right track with concrete actions.”
The G7 issued a joint communique on Saturday accusing China of economic coercion, human rights abuses, and inciting tensions in the Taiwan Strait. The group also cited concerns over Beijing’s expanding nuclear weapons program and its “militarization” in the South China Sea.
“China rejects the G7 finger-pointing,” Mao said. She added that the G7 has undermined global stability while smearing the security policies of other countries. “This will only drive up antagonism and confrontation and create obstacles for the international nuclear-disarmament process.”
China questions ‘sincerity’ of Biden's call for talks
Beijing has expressed doubt about US rapprochement amid Washington’s containment campaign
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning holds a press briefing on Monday in Beijing. © Chinese Foreign Ministry
Chinese officials have essentially torpedoed US President Joe Biden’s claim that relations between Washington and Beijing will thaw “very shortly,” suggesting that the White House lacks credibility when it calls for new talks while at the same time imposing sanctions designed to impede its rival’s economic progress.
“The US says it wants to speak to the Chinese side while seeking to suppress China through all possible means and impose sanctions on Chinese officials, institutions and companies,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said at a on Monday in Beijing. “Is there any sincerity in and significance of any communication like this?”
Mao’s comments came one day after Biden at the G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, that his administration’s relations with China were on the mend before his decision to shoot down a “silly” Chinese balloon that was allegedly spying over the US in February. “Everything changed in terms of talking to one another,” he said. “I think you’re going to see that begin to thaw very shortly.”
Biden suggested that his administration could lift sanctions against Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu to help enable talks with his US counterpart, Lloyd Austin. However, he added that because China was “building its military,” he has made it clear that Washington won’t trade “certain items” with Beijing. “We’ve now got commitment from all of our allies that they’re not going to do that either, provide that kind of material.”
Mao said Chinese officials have made clear their firm opposition to “illegal unilateral sanctions.” She added, “The US side should immediately lift sanctions and take concrete actions to remove obstacles, create favorable atmosphere and conditions for dialogue and communication.”
Chinese President Xi Jinping has sought to build relations with the US based on the principles of “mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation,” Mao said. “We urge the US to form a correct perception of China, stop interfering in China’s internal affairs and harming China’s sovereignty, security and development interests, and work with China to bring China-US relations back to the right track with concrete actions.”
The G7 issued a joint communique on Saturday accusing China of economic coercion, human rights abuses, and inciting tensions in the Taiwan Strait. The group also cited concerns over Beijing’s expanding nuclear weapons program and its “militarization” in the South China Sea.
“China rejects the G7 finger-pointing,” Mao said. She added that the G7 has undermined global stability while smearing the security policies of other countries. “This will only drive up antagonism and confrontation and create obstacles for the international nuclear-disarmament process.”
That's what's so funny about it. According to that "rapper" you'd think he was locked up in China or something. No. he was charged in America for crypto fraud.
He's connected with Bannon's crew which is why he gets attention in the right wing media sometimes. A few years ago the two of them announced they were setting up the Chinese government in exile. I don't think they knew that's literally what the Taiwanese government claims to be. So technically he's the Taiwanese government in exile.
He's completely irrelevant and if the best rapper he can afford is an unknown Jewish wigger. I don't think he's really a billionaire.
MOSCOW, May 22. /TASS/. Moscow highly appreciates the invitation extended by Beijing to Russian President Vladimir Putin to address the Belt and Road Forum as the event’s guest of honor, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev said on Monday.
"We are grateful for the invitation to Russian President Vladimir Putin to take part in the third Belt and Road Forum as the guest of honor," he noted during Russian-Chinese consultations on public security, justice and the rule of law.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said earlier that he had invited President Putin to visit China later in the year at a time convenient for him because, this year, China will host the third international Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRFIC). The Russian head of state attended the first two BRFIC events.
Don't they require Chinese govt sign-off to do that, back when they add algos to the export control list?
It’s a woke progressive state. What did you expect would happen where the criminal is the victim instead.