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It was a sarcastic comments not some sort of blaming on any Africa countries... The US are good at making excuses when they shot planes or drop bombs...there's always some kind of imaginary militia or group waiting to act.I'm sorry but which angry militia is going to shoot down Putin's plane? Dont become a sister stereotypical as the westerners you deride, Africa isn't some place that's full of "militias", outside of a handful of countries the continent is largely peaceful and Putin can cgo to South Africa and nothing will happen to him.
Paging @pmc
The largest market for Mercedes and BMW is in China. You just have to get used to it. They produce the largest number of cars in China.
thanks for paging. BMW USA says that they exported 227,029 vehicles worth $9.6b in 2022. it comes to avg price of $42K.Paging @pmc
Since 1992, the BMW Group has invested nearly $12.4 billion in its South Carolina operations. BMW Manufacturing is the largest BMW Group plant in the world, producing more than 1,500 vehicles each day. The plant is an important part of BMW’s global production network and plays a critical role in meeting the high demand for BMW Sports Activity Vehicles and Coupes in the U.S. and around the world.
The South Carolina plant exported 227,029 BMW Sports Activity Vehicles and Coupes during 2022 with an export value of nearly $9.6 billion
I think Germans are sitting in two boats but how long this can continue. US/Mexico/Canada will definitely gain big edge over Europe both in population and economics.Truly delusional.
Earlier drafts sent at the end of last week specifically called out China’s “anti-competitive and harmful non-market policies and practices,” particularly in the area of more mature semiconductors. The newer draft omits any specific mention of China.
The US also wanted to call out China and Russia for “economic coercion.” The newest version mentions the problem but avoids calling out the two countries.
Some EU countries were also upset that language on outbound investment controls went further than that agreed at the Group of Seven summit earlier this month. The US saw the G-7 agreement as a floor to build upon, while for most in the EU it was a ceiling, the people said. The final text is in line with the G-7 wording.
Originally, the US and EU wrote they have an “interest in preventing the narrow set of technological advances that are assessed to be core to enhancing the military and intelligence capabilities of actors who may use these capabilities to undermine international peace and security, from being fueled by our companies’ capital, expertise, and knowledge.”
Two American officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, expressed their frustration about how EU officials were trying to remove references to China that closely mirrored hawkish public statements from von der Leyen. They questioned what was the purpose of the Commission president taking a harder line on Beijing if it was not followed up with robust commitments.
Since the factory is in Shenyang, most likely Manchurian slave labour. That's right folks, yet another ethnic minority enslaved by the SeeSeePee.No photos allowed because they were using Uighur slave labor.
Earlier drafts sent at the end of last week specifically called out China’s “anti-competitive and harmful non-market policies and practices,” particularly in the area of more mature semiconductors. The newer draft omits any specific mention of China.
The first is to limit China’s access to cutting-edge technology, which includes preventing Beijing’s development of advanced technologies and strengthening export control laws.