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Good luck to us all. Europe is deciding to side with China and it will be America, Canada and others who are isolated in the end.
China realizes the way to destroy dominate the world, and they have used soft power like no other nation in history other than the U.S and Britain in their primes. This means damaging the U.S as much as possible and ensuring patriotic, clear-vision citizens are ostracized in exchange for the most naive and compliant.
It will be a herculean effort to prevent China from running the table. With their leadership in power forever, it will be one direction policy while the U.S and other fiddle around trying to play nice cop.
All the years of weakness in calling out China and being bold in the face of obvious abuses has lead to this. Europe is looking out for themselves as they see a new sheriff in town.
ca.rogers.yahoo.com
The foreign ministers of China and Germany have underscored the need for Brussels to engage rather than isolate Beijing as sanctions over alleged labour abuses in Xinjiang cast a shadow over a landmark investment agreement with the EU.
The call for cooperation came during a video conference on Wednesday between German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
Wang said China and Germany should ensure the stability of global industrial and supply chains and resist decoupling, according to a statement released by the Chinese foreign ministry.
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“China does not approve of division based on ideology and engaging in new collective confrontations. It is even more opposed to engaging in ‘small cliques’, advocating a ‘new cold war’, and even arbitrarily imposing unilateral sanctions based on false information,” Wang was quoted as saying.
“China and Germany should jointly be defenders of multilateralism and contributors to global development.”
Before the meeting, Maas stressed the need for strong communication with Beijing.
“In the European Union, we have been describing China as a partner, competitor and systemic rival at the same time,” he said.
“Decoupling is the wrong way to go.”
China realizes the way to destroy dominate the world, and they have used soft power like no other nation in history other than the U.S and Britain in their primes. This means damaging the U.S as much as possible and ensuring patriotic, clear-vision citizens are ostracized in exchange for the most naive and compliant.
It will be a herculean effort to prevent China from running the table. With their leadership in power forever, it will be one direction policy while the U.S and other fiddle around trying to play nice cop.
All the years of weakness in calling out China and being bold in the face of obvious abuses has lead to this. Europe is looking out for themselves as they see a new sheriff in town.
China-Germany relations: engage, don’t isolate, foreign ministers urge European Union
The foreign ministers of China and Germany have underscored the need for Brussels to engage rather than isolate Beijing as sanctions over alleged labour abuses in Xinjiang cast a shadow over a landmark investment agreement with the EU. The call for cooperation came during a video conference on...
The foreign ministers of China and Germany have underscored the need for Brussels to engage rather than isolate Beijing as sanctions over alleged labour abuses in Xinjiang cast a shadow over a landmark investment agreement with the EU.
The call for cooperation came during a video conference on Wednesday between German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
Wang said China and Germany should ensure the stability of global industrial and supply chains and resist decoupling, according to a statement released by the Chinese foreign ministry.
Do you have questions about the biggest topics and trends from around the world? Get the answers with SCMP Knowledge, our new platform of curated content with explainers, FAQs, analyses and infographics brought to you by our award-winning team.
“China does not approve of division based on ideology and engaging in new collective confrontations. It is even more opposed to engaging in ‘small cliques’, advocating a ‘new cold war’, and even arbitrarily imposing unilateral sanctions based on false information,” Wang was quoted as saying.
“China and Germany should jointly be defenders of multilateralism and contributors to global development.”
Before the meeting, Maas stressed the need for strong communication with Beijing.
“In the European Union, we have been describing China as a partner, competitor and systemic rival at the same time,” he said.
“Decoupling is the wrong way to go.”
