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#China #BeltandRoad #Weltmacht Adam Tooze on Twitter ( )
I'm guessing Iron Brother owes at least a 10th of that credit.
#China #BeltandRoad #Weltmacht Adam Tooze on Twitter ( )
I'm guessing Iron Brother owes at least a 10th of that credit.
IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
Thread: #China’s Slowdown Deepens; Industrial Output Growth Falls to 17-1/2 Year Low China's Slowdown Deepens; Industrial Output Growth Falls to 17-1/2 Year Low ( )
To those who only understand and revel in schadenfreude @BMD
Thread: #China’s Slowdown Deepens; Industrial Output Growth Falls to 17-1/2 Year Low China's Slowdown Deepens; Industrial Output Growth Falls to 17-1/2 Year Low ( )
To those who only understand and revel in schadenfreude @BMD
NDTV (@ndtv) Tweeted:
"China is a threat to the world, building military rapidly": Donald Trump
"China Is A Threat To The World, Building Military Rapidly": Donald Trump NDTV on Twitter ( )
"China is a threat to the world, building military rapidly": Donald Trump
"China Is A Threat To The World, Building Military Rapidly": Donald Trump NDTV on Twitter ( )
IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
Thread: #Chinese journalists will soon be required to pass a test grading their understanding of Xi Jinping Thought, the socialist teachings espoused by the country’s leader.
Chinese journalists to be tested on loyalty to Xi Jinping (
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IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
In July, a draft regulation under China’s social credit system proposed punishing citizens for publishing information that “violates social morality” or causes “adverse social impacts”. ( )
IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
Xi has demanded loyalty from Chinese journalists before. In 2016, he told staff at three state-run news outlets in Beijing that they were “the propaganda fronts and must have the party as their family name”. ( )
Thread: #Chinese journalists will soon be required to pass a test grading their understanding of Xi Jinping Thought, the socialist teachings espoused by the country’s leader.
Chinese journalists to be tested on loyalty to Xi Jinping (
)IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
In July, a draft regulation under China’s social credit system proposed punishing citizens for publishing information that “violates social morality” or causes “adverse social impacts”. ( )
IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
Xi has demanded loyalty from Chinese journalists before. In 2016, he told staff at three state-run news outlets in Beijing that they were “the propaganda fronts and must have the party as their family name”. ( )
SRV (@srvtweets_) Tweeted:
@IndoPac_Info Read this piece:
The complicated truth about China's social credit system | WIRED UK ( )
@IndoPac_Info Read this piece:
The complicated truth about China's social credit system | WIRED UK ( )
IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
The brainwashed: a generation of #Chinese millennials - The historical mantras of “100 years of humiliation” and “the invasion of foreign imperialist powers” became the central themes of its patriotic education campaign
A must read https://t.co/nlgzXEQUWK (
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The brainwashed: a generation of #Chinese millennials - The historical mantras of “100 years of humiliation” and “the invasion of foreign imperialist powers” became the central themes of its patriotic education campaign
A must read https://t.co/nlgzXEQUWK (
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China Trade Negotiators Cut U.S. Trip Short After Trump Says He Doesn't Need A Deal Now
China Trade Negotiators Cut U.S. Trip Short After Trump Says He Doesn't Need A Deal Now
Trump told reporters Friday there was no need to work out a trade deal with China before the 2020 election because the American economy is “so strong”
Especially if you're a dog or cat. With the simultaneous rise of IS and China, the world is a less safe place for quadrupeds.
UPDATE 1-Pompeo urges world to resist China's demands to repatriate ethnic Uighurs
UPDATE 1-Pompeo urges world to resist China's demands to repatriate ethnic Uighurs
NEW YORK, Sept 22 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday called on all countries to resist China's demands to repatriate ethnic Uighurs, saying Beijing's campaign in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang was an "attempt to erase its own citizens."
U.N. experts and activists say at least 1 million Uighurs, and members of other largely Muslim minority groups, have been detained in camps in the remote Xinjiang region.
"Further on the subject of terrorism, I want to make clear that China’s repressive campaign in Xinjiang is not about terrorism. It’s about China’s attempt to erase its own citizens. ...We call on all countries to resist China’s demands to repatriate the Uighurs," he told reporters.
UPDATE 1-Pompeo urges world to resist China's demands to repatriate ethnic Uighurs
NEW YORK, Sept 22 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday called on all countries to resist China's demands to repatriate ethnic Uighurs, saying Beijing's campaign in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang was an "attempt to erase its own citizens."
U.N. experts and activists say at least 1 million Uighurs, and members of other largely Muslim minority groups, have been detained in camps in the remote Xinjiang region.
"Further on the subject of terrorism, I want to make clear that China’s repressive campaign in Xinjiang is not about terrorism. It’s about China’s attempt to erase its own citizens. ...We call on all countries to resist China’s demands to repatriate the Uighurs," he told reporters.
ASEAN Wants a U.S. Counterbalance to Chinese Regional Ambitions
ASEAN Wants a U.S. Counterbalance to Chinese Regional Ambitions
Richard Javad Heydarian
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The National Interest•September 22, 2019
Reflecting on the future of Sino-American competition in Asia, the late Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yewargued that there is a widely “held consensus that the U.S. presence in the region should be sustained,” because “military presence does not need to be used to be useful,” and that American “presence [alone] makes a difference and makes for peace and stability in the region.” An enlightened realist, Lee saw this formula most relevant in the case of the South China Sea disputes, since “China will not let an international court arbitrate territorial disputes in the South China Sea”—a claim that proved prophetic, when China categoricallyrejected the Arbitral Tribunal award at The Hague years later.
For the Singaporean leader, the best antidote to Chinese revanchist instincts and defiance of international law is “the [continued] presence of U.S. firepower in the Asia-Pacific” so that the “[United Nations] Law of the Sea [will] prevail.” In short, he saw international law effect so long as it’s anchored by America’s naval prowess. And it’s precisely within this context, namely Southeast Asian nations’ desire for an American counterbalance to Chinese hegemonic ambitions, that one should understand the relevance of the inauguralASEAN-U.S. Maritime Exercise (AUMX) in early-September. The five-days-long exercise covered a vast expanse of waters, stretching from the Sattahip naval base in Chonburi province in Gulf of Tonkin to Cape Cà Mau on the Cà Mau Peninsula in Vietnam.
ASEAN Wants a U.S. Counterbalance to Chinese Regional Ambitions
Richard Javad Heydarian
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The National Interest•September 22, 2019
Reflecting on the future of Sino-American competition in Asia, the late Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yewargued that there is a widely “held consensus that the U.S. presence in the region should be sustained,” because “military presence does not need to be used to be useful,” and that American “presence [alone] makes a difference and makes for peace and stability in the region.” An enlightened realist, Lee saw this formula most relevant in the case of the South China Sea disputes, since “China will not let an international court arbitrate territorial disputes in the South China Sea”—a claim that proved prophetic, when China categoricallyrejected the Arbitral Tribunal award at The Hague years later.
For the Singaporean leader, the best antidote to Chinese revanchist instincts and defiance of international law is “the [continued] presence of U.S. firepower in the Asia-Pacific” so that the “[United Nations] Law of the Sea [will] prevail.” In short, he saw international law effect so long as it’s anchored by America’s naval prowess. And it’s precisely within this context, namely Southeast Asian nations’ desire for an American counterbalance to Chinese hegemonic ambitions, that one should understand the relevance of the inauguralASEAN-U.S. Maritime Exercise (AUMX) in early-September. The five-days-long exercise covered a vast expanse of waters, stretching from the Sattahip naval base in Chonburi province in Gulf of Tonkin to Cape Cà Mau on the Cà Mau Peninsula in Vietnam.
IndoPacific_SCS_Info (@IndoPac_Info) Tweeted:
Thread: #China’s Communist Party is looking at the beginning of the end of one-party rule - After 70 years in power, China’s one-party regime is approaching the longevity frontier for dictatorship amid an economic slowdown & tensions with #USA must read The beginning of the end for China’s Communist Party rule? (
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Thread: #China’s Communist Party is looking at the beginning of the end of one-party rule - After 70 years in power, China’s one-party regime is approaching the longevity frontier for dictatorship amid an economic slowdown & tensions with #US
A must read The beginning of the end for China’s Communist Party rule? (
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Read somewhere that Army vacating border villages at Uttargand, a total of 14 villages vacated and chinese army coming in.
Is there any kind of trade off and agreement reached with China for border disputes ahead of Xi visit.?
@Falcon @vstol Jockey
Is there any kind of trade off and agreement reached with China for border disputes ahead of Xi visit.?
@Falcon @vstol Jockey
China Accused of Harvesting Organs of Uighurs, Falun Gong Religious Group
China Accused of Harvesting Organs of Uighurs, Falun Gong Religious Group
Zachary Evans
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National Review•September 26, 2019
China Accused of Harvesting Organs of Uighurs, Falun Gong Religious Group
Zachary Evans
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National Review•September 26, 2019