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GM executives have been telling suppliers they should find alternatives to China for their raw materials and parts, with the goal of eventually moving their supply chains out of the country entirely, the people said. The automaker has set a 2027 deadline for some suppliers to dissolve their China sourcing ties...
Watch as their costs go through the roof and they price out their existing customers. And then comes the market share collapse. GM is already known for low quality at high cost. Now they really want to cease existing as a company entirely.
 

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GM executives have been telling suppliers they should find alternatives to China for their raw materials and parts, with the goal of eventually moving their supply chains out of the country entirely, the people said. The automaker has set a 2027 deadline for some suppliers to dissolve their China sourcing ties...
2027? Like what the US general say about Ta1w4n AR timeline?
 

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If you're a GM supplier, this is the fastest and easiest way to cash out big time. Have Chinese components shipped to Vietnam, Thailand, or Cambodia. Have any indicators of origin removed and replaced. Sell to GM at the maximum markup you can extract.
If it were that easy, everybody in America would do this to circumvent the tariffs (not forgetting, in addition, accumulating costs by adding more middlemen).
 

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The European Commission just demonstrated that they only see China as a resource to exploit and extract value from with their Horizon Europe shenanigans. We'll see if the CPC considers this to be bad faith or not.
It basically doesn't matter. The way that the Europeans are wired right now, if it's not this bit of theft, there will be another one next week, or the week after that. In the mean time, it's super easy for China to go really slow on the shipment of Nexperia chips to the EU. To make it really hurt, instead of an outright ban, it can reduce the outflow to say, 10% of what the European industry needs. There are nearly an infinite number of ways to pull that football away.
 

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The police in Quanzhou, Fujian Province issued a reward notice to solicit clues about the crimes committed by two Taiwanese Internet celebrities.
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On the 13th, the Quanzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau issued a notice soliciting criminal clues from Taiwanese Internet celebrities Wen Ziyu (screen name "Bajiong") and Chen Baiyuan ("Minnan Wolf"). The two have long spread speeches that incite separatism; attacked mainland China's policies to benefit Taiwan and the people; persecuted mainland spouses in Taiwan, etc. Meritorious personnel who assist the public security will be rewarded 50,000 to 250,000 yuan, depending on the situation.
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GM executives have been telling suppliers they should find alternatives to China for their raw materials and parts, with the goal of eventually moving their supply chains out of the country entirely, the people said. The automaker has set a 2027 deadline for some suppliers to dissolve their China sourcing ties...

China should now kick GM out of the country. GM will not be allowed to buy Chinese rare earths starting from now.
 

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It seems like the restrictions and counter measures against EU are indeed lifted for completely no reason and with absolutely no seeking of justice, accountability and consequences towards blatant criminal activities against us, and towards a barbaric and aggressive actions that shows a total disregard of human dignity and rule of law. I see this news with huge disappointment and regret.

But I will still give some benefit of the doubt here and assume that the government is still in the process of crafting an appropriate response towards those Dutch criminals and unprovoked war aggressors (yes, the Dutch needs to officially declare war on us in order to use that barbaric cold war emergency law of theirs).

A failure of a proper response (or a lack thereof) is a huge blow towards the Mandate, I say this as a FACT not an opinion. Being soft on standing up for our rights, interest and basic principles is exactly why Japan still dares to actively bark like a dog and interfere in our domestic affairs, which is an act of war. I am sick of weak and verbal-only responses and lack of effective political maneuvering and concrete responses. Even the evil Russians, in whatever dire state they are in, still have the cheeks to make a propaganda phrase
"China's warning" to insult us. As our global position and power shifts, other things also need to fundamentally change and improve too because being too weak to stand up for ourselves is no longer a legitimate excuse anymore.

And to all Sinophobes reading this, don't ever say that Chinese people never complaint about the government. Because Chinese people factually do and will always do it from the intentions of benefitting and improving the country. Not your shameless dipshit western fantasies of balkanising and colonising China. So don't preach your own demise.
All information states that China only allowed for a limited reopening of chip exports to facilitate negotiations to hand the company back to its rightful owners.

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Ie. if negotiations breakdown, China can turn off the faucet anytime, but for now is willing to offer leeway so that negotiations can take place to begin with.

I swear some of you guys need to chill out, with how some of the reactions here have been I'm convinced that you lot would not be satisfied with anything less than PLA soldiers ransacking and burning Versaille.

Here's a catch, with all the doom and gloom that's been taking place these past two months, I challenge anyone to name one area where China has actually lost ground and been put on the defensive geopolitically this year. Just off the top of my head, I can't name any. Even the Philippines Coast Guard fiasco was more of a one time operational failure, rather than something that altered the status quo of the region. So go on, list 2025 blunders that have worsened the geopolitical status quo against China, I'll wait.
 
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