It never even once comes to their mind to, you know be more competetitive, one has to be, well more competitive?
It's always sanctioning and denying the other to do free market activities and never to improve one self.
Pathetic
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It's always sanctioning and denying the other to do free market activities and never to improve one self.
Pathetic
What do they even put inside that stuff? Cum?
Not in Malaysia though. Like in Thailand, the average Malaysian is addicted to eating out. Because it used to be really cheap, until recently. In addition, food ingredients are actually getting more and more expensive. Imported food is definitely getting more expensive. Even food that is farmed locally is not spared from the high inflation. The cost of growing stuff and raising animals are climbing quite rapidly due to reliance on imported agri-equipment, agrichemicals and animal feed. In 2020-2021, they blamed it on Covid. In 2022-2023, they blamed it on the Russia-Ukraine War.
Still, the price for eating out in Malaysia is among the most affordable in SEA. Its so affordable that especially for today, the cost of eating out can rival the cost of cooking at home. F&B businesses buy the cheapest ingredients from the wholesale market, while the average Joe buys from the consumer markets. Is eating out healthy? No. But it tastes good though.
No, majority control of Haifa is now in Indian hands because of US pressure on Israel over national security grounds about Chinese ownership. The Adani-Gadot group now controls 70% of the port since January 2023 after bidding $1.15 billion for it.
Huh? Didn't Japan paid enough to the IAEA? They dare to ask for money from China after all that happened? They can't shake some money out of America? Who else isn't paying?
White boy Reporter POV after looking suspiciously at the Chickens and Cows:
"Yo, Rahman, those pale vampires have never seen a cow before? They look at it like it's an Alien or something"
"Ali, I have heard the Hindustani worship cow and even make love with it like how man and woman do. Maybe they too do and flew all the way to our home to make love with our cows..."
"Astaghfirullah (Allah have mercy)! They must be possessed by Shaytan (Satan)! Lets gather the village and force those demons out, truly insidious beings."
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The perpetrator is Western darling India and the victims are mostly third world nations. MSM doen't care enough to investigate what has happened. ethylene and diethylene glycol might be the ingredients that caused the kidney failure of the children but Indian pharmacetical companies denied that.
I used to follow him on Youtube for his modest semiconductor industry insights. Unfortunately, it eventually became obvious he's an ABC of Taiwan province origin or an early-age immigrant. Total hanjian and imperialist boot licker, likely TI supporter. Unsubscribed and moved on.
I don't see the feasibility to pursue criminal charges against executives at both firms especially since the US government can't establish a case or obtain any evidence. However, most top Chinese tech executives need to stay away from Western countries and their allies as they don't want to be arrested and deported to the US. As for a complete sanction, I think both Huawei and SMIC have expected it is coming.
(Bloomberg) -- Republican lawmakers are pressing the Biden administration to completely cut off Huawei Technologies Co. and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. from their American suppliers after Huawei launched a new phone using highly advanced technology the US has been trying to keep out of China’s hands.
The phone, which uses a made-in-China 7-nanometer chip that appears to rely on US technology, has stoked debate in Washington over the effectiveness of US attempts to curtail China’s technological and military prowess.
Huawei and SMIC, the Chinese company that produced the chip, are both already subject to partial US sanctions — and are among the primary targets of an export control regime the Biden administration has imposed over the last year. The GOP lawmakers want to escalate restrictions on the companies to full sanctions.
Huawei’s advanced phone shows existing restrictions aren’t effective, a group of 10 Republican representatives led by House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul wrote in a Thursday letter to Alan Estevez, the undersecretary for industry and security at the Commerce Department. The group, which also includes the leaders of the Energy and Commerce, Armed Services and China Select Committees, requested a briefing from Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security as well as the Departments of Defense, State and Energy by Sept. 28.
Read More: US Probes Made-in-China Chip as Tensions Flare Over Technology
“Due to the ubiquity of US origin technology throughout the semiconductor supply chain, these reports suggest a violation of US export control regulations,” the lawmakers wrote. “We are extremely troubled and perplexed about the Bureau of Industry and Security’s (BIS) inability to effectively write and enforce export control rules against violators, especially China.”
The Commerce Department has stayed silent on whether SMIC is violating US sanctions as they investigate the new chip. The department didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Huawei and SMIC are already blacklisted by the US, meaning that American suppliers and others need to obtain special trade licenses to ship to both firms. The companies also are among the targets of export controls announced last year that aim to block China’s semiconductor production from advancing beyond a 14-nanometer chip that’s about eight years behind the most cutting-edge technology.
The Biden administration has been weighing changes to its Huawei licensing policy for months, and has long been under pressure from Republican lawmakers to deny any new licenses to the firm. Now, lawmakers are seizing on the new Huawei phone as more evidence that the US needs to ratchet up its regime.
Specifically, the letter calls for complete blocking sanctions against SMIC and Huawei and a ban on US imports of SMIC-produced chips. The lawmakers also say Commerce should place SMIC, Huawei and all of their subsidiaries on a so-called entity list, subjecting them to trade restrictions, as well as revoke all existing licenses and deny new licenses, and pursue criminal charges against executives at both firms.
(Bloomberg) -- Republican lawmakers are pressing the Biden administration to completely cut off Huawei Technologies Co. and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. from their American suppliers after Huawei launched a new phone using highly advanced technology the US has been trying to keep out of China’s hands.
The phone, which uses a made-in-China 7-nanometer chip that appears to rely on US technology, has stoked debate in Washington over the effectiveness of US attempts to curtail China’s technological and military prowess.
Huawei and SMIC, the Chinese company that produced the chip, are both already subject to partial US sanctions — and are among the primary targets of an export control regime the Biden administration has imposed over the last year. The GOP lawmakers want to escalate restrictions on the companies to full sanctions.
Huawei’s advanced phone shows existing restrictions aren’t effective, a group of 10 Republican representatives led by House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul wrote in a Thursday letter to Alan Estevez, the undersecretary for industry and security at the Commerce Department. The group, which also includes the leaders of the Energy and Commerce, Armed Services and China Select Committees, requested a briefing from Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security as well as the Departments of Defense, State and Energy by Sept. 28.
Read More: US Probes Made-in-China Chip as Tensions Flare Over Technology
“Due to the ubiquity of US origin technology throughout the semiconductor supply chain, these reports suggest a violation of US export control regulations,” the lawmakers wrote. “We are extremely troubled and perplexed about the Bureau of Industry and Security’s (BIS) inability to effectively write and enforce export control rules against violators, especially China.”
The Commerce Department has stayed silent on whether SMIC is violating US sanctions as they investigate the new chip. The department didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Huawei and SMIC are already blacklisted by the US, meaning that American suppliers and others need to obtain special trade licenses to ship to both firms. The companies also are among the targets of export controls announced last year that aim to block China’s semiconductor production from advancing beyond a 14-nanometer chip that’s about eight years behind the most cutting-edge technology.
The Biden administration has been weighing changes to its Huawei licensing policy for months, and has long been under pressure from Republican lawmakers to deny any new licenses to the firm. Now, lawmakers are seizing on the new Huawei phone as more evidence that the US needs to ratchet up its regime.
Specifically, the letter calls for complete blocking sanctions against SMIC and Huawei and a ban on US imports of SMIC-produced chips. The lawmakers also say Commerce should place SMIC, Huawei and all of their subsidiaries on a so-called entity list, subjecting them to trade restrictions, as well as revoke all existing licenses and deny new licenses, and pursue criminal charges against executives at both firms.