The rise of China’s secondary sanctions. In its dispute with Lithuania, Beijing has debuted a form of economic pressure analogous to America’s powerful secondary sanctions.
The rise of China’s secondary sanctions. In its dispute with Lithuania, Beijing has debuted a form of economic pressure analogous to America’s powerful secondary sanctions.
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Damn, west taiwan kinda angry
China is copying all America is doing except the one thing the Americans desire haha.
that’s why companies and expats should get out of China
Well actions have consequences. I’m sure Lithuanians aren’t surprised by this events since they choose this way instead of making money off China.
if china can sanction lithuania, what is the point of eu then?
at least this was one of the selling point of eu in finland, protection from big bullies.
Nonsense. China can only pick small countries and target them individually. They do not even admit that what they do is trade war because they fear joint response. Which gives collaborator countries inside EU way to put hands off of it and pretend like nothing is happening. When Trump put tariffs on EU goods then he did it against entire block non discriminately which is why there was also joint response.
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Evertime China is angry I’m gonna start referring them as west mainland Taiwan.
“Similar to the U.S.”
Good adjective, who was the US using it to before? Is it justice?