Did Imran Khan say anything in public that was negative to Chinese interest?
I only know he presided over J-10C induction ceremony for Pakistan airforce, I know little else.
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I only know he presided over J-10C induction ceremony for Pakistan airforce, I know little else.
Think tankers orgasming over the Biden investment outbound restrictions:
Their only policy is to double down every time the previous one somehow fails due to black Chinese wizardry.
Rumour I heard was it will ban US investment into companies where the majority business is to do with things like quantum computing or AI, note the word majority. If true then this would be a make job program for accountents to see how creatively they can structure Chinese companies to stay under the limit.
"Why yes this potato farming business does have a minor branch doing quantum computing, purely for potato and potato related research you understand."
General consensus appears to be that it's a big nothingburger. Consultations on a proposed very narrow investment ban - and even that will probably be watered down. Seems the SV CEOs had some influence after all.
Is the US trying to hint to Chinese companies that they should sell themselves to US companies to access US technologies? Reminds me of that opinion piece saying one possible future of Huawei was being sold to a US company.
I thought this is banning PE and VC investments into such companies?
Any investment I think not just PE/VC.
They said no portfolio investments though, although the US banned Americans from purchasing certain Chinese equities.
What I am not clear on is how much this ban will actually affect Chinese entities in these fields? My guess is not much because there are plenty of other sources of investment but I am open to counter arguments. But if I am right, what did US expect to gain from this ban other than further souring relations?