As such, maybe Xi should express doubt in the continuity of US/American decision-making and suggest that he might not even consider meeting Biden ‘til the after he wins re-election. Now, that, would be casting some serious shade!
I think at this point with China and Russia in closer contact then usual, they would be well aware and have no choice but to plan accordingly since meeting these talking meat heads isn’t going to yield any real results except more sanctions. Hence when the USA under goes a real collapse, it would be in the best interests of both nations to complete sanction the USA until their is no more goods coming into the USA to force the government to either amend the situation or get treated to a real French Revolution happening at the White House with guns and gullotines all around
Has anyone here read this article? It's written by some Russian person and it talks about the partnership of China-Russia defacto alliance. I don't know what to make of the article because the author seems convinced without showing any evidence regarding the opposition factions within the CPC governing structure between the Pro Army Xi Jinping and the "Komsomol" group which is apparently being lead by Premiere Li Keqiang. This passage alone gave me serious pause in terms of the author's claim let alone the veracity and truthfulness of what Wang Yi stated during his most recent visit/discussion with Sergei Lavrov. There's a strong "Russia Superpower sh..t talk in here and it portrays Russia being the security provider and guarantor to China just it apparently did back during Qing China's struggle against Anglo-Franco in which Russia provided critical support for the waning Qing dynasty. Russia only asked for a token of friendship territories like Vladivostok and elsewhere
"What did Wang Yi say? Translating into Russian, Wang Yi said that the military-political leadership of Xi Jinping was threatened with liquidation. Liquidation through the orange revolution, and Xi Jinping intends to carry out such measures that will cause, to put it mildly, an ambiguous reaction in the world community."
"What did Wang Yi say? Translating into Russian, Wang Yi said that the military-political leadership of Xi Jinping was threatened with liquidation. Liquidation through the orange revolution, and Xi Jinping intends to carry out such measures that will cause, to put it mildly, an ambiguous reaction in the world community."
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Great discussion between Prof. Kishore Mahbubani and Gen. George Yeo of Singapore about the U.S. perceptions of China
Back in the day, there was SEATO and CENTO both setup as anti communist pacts in Asia, when there was a real revolutionary communist threat, both collapsed! So now there isn't a revolutionary communist threat just a giant Chinese market for every one to get rich selling to the geniuses think they can sell this heap of s**t again do they think every one in SE Asia are morons? have they not listened to a word Duarte said all these years?
The US will never listen to any of its allies much less Duarte. Every NATO meeting was just the US telling everyone there "REMEMBER, YOU'RE ALL MY B*TCHES!". The fact that Australia, Canada, Uk, and Germany got thrown under the bus when they came to the US seeking help speaks much of themselves.
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Those policy of banning Solar Cell is not going to affect China much since US is only 1% of Chinese solar export
The likely impact on the Chinese industry will be “mild,” as the U.S. only buys a small portion of China’s solar module output, Citigroup Inc. analysts including Pierre Lau said in a note. The prohibition could actually end up hampering the U.S.’s ability to make solar capacity additions, the analysts said.
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Fri, June 25, 2021, 1:13 AM
(Bloomberg) -- A U.S. ban on some solar materials made in the Xinjiang region is unlikely to have a major impact on Chinese polysilicon manufacturers, analysts said, although that could change if other countries follow Washington.
The Biden administration imposed a “withhold release order” on Thursday for products made by Hoshine Silicon Industry Co. and ports were instructed to detain shipments of its silica-based products. Another four Chinese entities were also added to Washington’s export blacklist on concerns over allegations of human-rights abuses against the ethnic Uyghur Muslim minority in Xinjiang.
The action falls short of the broad regional ban that some activists were pressing for and appears designed to confront alleged abuses without stifling the fast-growing use of renewable energy in the U.S. China makes most of the world’s polysilicon -- a key material in solar panels -- and also supplies three-quarters of all panels.
See also: Biden Balances Climate And Human Rights in China Solar Ban
The likely impact on the Chinese industry will be “mild,” as the U.S. only buys a small portion of China’s solar module output, Citigroup Inc. analysts including Pierre Lau said in a note. The prohibition could actually end up hampering the U.S.’s ability to make solar capacity additions, the analysts said.
The likely impact on the Chinese industry will be “mild,” as the U.S. only buys a small portion of China’s solar module output, Citigroup Inc. analysts including Pierre Lau said in a note. The prohibition could actually end up hampering the U.S.’s ability to make solar capacity additions, the analysts said.
U.S. Ban to Have Only Limited Impact on China’s Solar Industry
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U.S. Ban to Have Only Limited Impact on China’s Solar Industry
Krystal ChiaFri, June 25, 2021, 1:13 AM
(Bloomberg) -- A U.S. ban on some solar materials made in the Xinjiang region is unlikely to have a major impact on Chinese polysilicon manufacturers, analysts said, although that could change if other countries follow Washington.
The Biden administration imposed a “withhold release order” on Thursday for products made by Hoshine Silicon Industry Co. and ports were instructed to detain shipments of its silica-based products. Another four Chinese entities were also added to Washington’s export blacklist on concerns over allegations of human-rights abuses against the ethnic Uyghur Muslim minority in Xinjiang.
The action falls short of the broad regional ban that some activists were pressing for and appears designed to confront alleged abuses without stifling the fast-growing use of renewable energy in the U.S. China makes most of the world’s polysilicon -- a key material in solar panels -- and also supplies three-quarters of all panels.
See also: Biden Balances Climate And Human Rights in China Solar Ban
The likely impact on the Chinese industry will be “mild,” as the U.S. only buys a small portion of China’s solar module output, Citigroup Inc. analysts including Pierre Lau said in a note. The prohibition could actually end up hampering the U.S.’s ability to make solar capacity additions, the analysts said.
China already is the super power closely followed by Russia ( and there actually allies ) America cant win a rooster fight on their own and should leave China alone !