Daily Fail is just quoting the same report Nineteen-Forty Five did over a month ago. It is basically a massive circlejerk.
Fun fact, even 1945 thinks that it is just a rumor and probably not credible. Let that sink in.
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Daily Fail is just quoting the same report Nineteen-Forty Five did over a month ago. It is basically a massive circlejerk.
Fun fact, even 1945 thinks that it is just a rumor and probably not credible. Let that sink in.
That guy is a proud Sinophobe.
And not too smart either. You can’t mask an accident of this magnitude, especially in monitored waters like the Yellow Sea.
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Well of course they wish it was true.
Some people just like to see the world and travel. There's nothing wrong with that and every country has some people that want to work in a different country or retire abroad etc. Some may want an easier life, or a different life, that doesn't mean they are self hating or traitors. China is not unusual in that. The main difference between China and other Asian countries and western countries is that many western countries accept very large numbers of immigrants from different cultural backgrounds, while East Asian countries don't.
China doesn't even have a particularly high emigration rate. Net emigration of 310,000 people is about 0.22 per 1000 population. By comparison, the Germany experienced a net emigration of 83,000 Germans last year, a rate of about 1 per 1000 people. However, this has been compensated by a huge influx of foreigners, resulting in total net immigration of 1.5 million people, an extremely high rate of 1.8%. If they continue doing that, the country will be majority foreigners soon. Obviously that's not a great strategy
If China only wants Chinese people to immigrate, then there will always be net emigration until the pool of Chinese people in the world is large enough that many of them want to migrate to China because they want to live in a different place from where they've grown up and find better economic opportunities. There are just so few Chinese people outside of China compared to the population inside the country.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will reportedly travel to Israel, the West Bank, Saudi Arabia and Morocco in the third week of October as the Biden administration works to broker a peace deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
Israel's 24NEWS, citing American diplomatic sources, said that Blinken had first planned to visit Israel and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, but has now added Saudi Arabia and Morocco to the trip.
Israel Hayom reported that Blinken is expected to arrive in Israel Oct. 17, though the date is not yet official. Israeli public broadcaster KAN reported on Monday that talks between Israeli and American officials have begun to organize Blinken’s regional tour.
However, Kan said that officials within the Biden administration disagree on the extent of the concessions Israel would have to make to the Palestinians in an American-brokered deal for the normalization of ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia. Several of Netanyahu’s coalition partners currently oppose any significant conciliatory moves.
Apart from those concessions by Israel, Saudi Arabia would also like approval to establish a civilian nuclear program on its soil, a defense treaty with the United States and advanced American weapons.
Israel's 24NEWS, citing American diplomatic sources, said that Blinken had first planned to visit Israel and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, but has now added Saudi Arabia and Morocco to the trip.
Israel Hayom reported that Blinken is expected to arrive in Israel Oct. 17, though the date is not yet official. Israeli public broadcaster KAN reported on Monday that talks between Israeli and American officials have begun to organize Blinken’s regional tour.
However, Kan said that officials within the Biden administration disagree on the extent of the concessions Israel would have to make to the Palestinians in an American-brokered deal for the normalization of ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia. Several of Netanyahu’s coalition partners currently oppose any significant conciliatory moves.
Apart from those concessions by Israel, Saudi Arabia would also like approval to establish a civilian nuclear program on its soil, a defense treaty with the United States and advanced American weapons.
Don't see any problem for Chinese to immigrate to other countries. It is just those dumb and stupid reasons for emigration that are laughable. It is just like those Hong Kongers that left Hong Kong to GB but found out the hard way that the world is not as rosy as they think and freedom is very limited.
More importantly, EU isn't the same EU a decade or two ago. EU politicians have slowly destroyed their countries by embracing most radical and self sabotage policies. The way things are going in EU, these EU countries might not be relevant in a few decades from now.
Hungary will be fine, as thy have good relations with China.