very insane to think about just how much power China Inc has installed there. And I don't think this even counts all the solar panels.Chinese companies have installed over 25 GW of generation capacity in Africa, making up more than 15 percent of sub-Saharan Africa’s installed generation capacity.
Update on the FTAmake this happen China. Capturing the ASEAN market for e-commerce would be a big coup.
I mean they are already on their way to making this happen.
After a meeting on the sidelines of an Asean regional forum in Laos on October 10, China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations announced the “substantial conclusion” of Version 3.0 of their free-trade agreement, following .
The new agreement, expected to be formally signed next year, covers nine new areas, including the digital economy, green economy, supply chain connectivity, and customs facilitation.
It includes the integration of digital infrastructure and electronic payment systems, as well as trade and investment cooperation in green energy, and both sides will encourage their businesses to establish mutually applicable standards.
India is the enemy of the entire world.There is a great Chinese IR scholar 李梓硕 studying in India right now. He gives an inside view on how Indian elites really view the global south (spoilers, they don't believe in the global south and just want to take advantage of them)
If you follow his posts, you know he already has a slight pro-India bias, otherwise the Indian security agent that's monitoring him would give him trouble. He also shared a conversation he overheard that is representative of how Indians in India feel about China. The post was censored on Weibo, for obvious reasons.
His institution is probably the most left leaning major institution in India, yet the theories taught there towards China is still very antagonistic. He shows how Indian domestic think tanks and media also push these Anti-China agenda that is commonly found on western think tanks and media.
The India problem for China isn't just a Modi or BJP problem, it also isn't just an online Jai Hind problem, the hatred towards China permeates all throughout Indian society.
China needs an readjustment of its policy towards India, this also ties into multilateral organizations like SCO and BRICS.
I mean, I don't know what response anyone can have to this other than "duh."There is a great Chinese IR scholar 李梓硕 studying in India right now. He gives an inside view on how Indian elites really view the global south (spoilers, they don't believe in the global south and just want to take advantage of them)
If you follow his posts, you know he already has a slight pro-India bias, otherwise the Indian security agent that's monitoring him would give him trouble. He also shared a conversation he overheard that is representative of how Indians in India feel about China. The post was censored on Weibo, for obvious reasons.
His institution is probably the most left leaning major institution in India, yet the theories taught there towards China is still very antagonistic. He shows how Indian domestic think tanks and media also push these Anti-China agenda that is commonly found on western think tanks and media.
The India problem for China isn't just a Modi or BJP problem, it also isn't just an online Jai Hind problem, the hatred towards China permeates all throughout Indian society.
China needs an readjustment of its policy towards India, this also ties into multilateral organizations like SCO and BRICS.
they are suckers, subservient to their elite mastersIndia is the enemy of the entire world.
Once you realize India is just a shameless clout chaser, its a lot easier to understand them.There is a great Chinese IR scholar 李梓硕 studying in India right now. He gives an inside view on how Indian elites really view the global south (spoilers, they don't believe in the global south and just want to take advantage of them)
If you follow his posts, you know he already has a slight pro-India bias, otherwise the Indian security agent that's monitoring him would give him trouble. He also shared a conversation he overheard that is representative of how Indians in India feel about China. The post was censored on Weibo, for obvious reasons.
His institution is probably the most left leaning major institution in India, yet the theories taught there towards China is still very antagonistic. He shows how Indian domestic think tanks and media also push these Anti-China agenda that is commonly found on western think tanks and media.
The India problem for China isn't just a Modi or BJP problem, it also isn't just an online Jai Hind problem, the hatred towards China permeates all throughout Indian society.
China needs an readjustment of its policy towards India, this also ties into multilateral organizations like SCO and BRICS.