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In October of last year, Argentina’s central bank made a significant announcement regarding a strategic financial move with China. They revealed that China had approved a currency swap line amounting to a substantial $6.5 billion. This financial arrangement was designed to provide Argentina with a readily accessible pool of funds, contributing to the country’s efforts to stabilize and protect its local currency, the peso, which had been facing significant challenges. A currency swap line essentially allows

China has made ‘stern representations’ to Papua New Guinea after Chinese-owned shops were looted and torched during violent riots that claimed 16 lives. The Chinese embassy in Port Moresby lodged “stern representations” with the PNG government on Thursday as its expatriate business owners counted their losses and the tensions spread to provincial centres. PNG Prime Minister James Marape has declared a state of emergency and vowed to crack down on “lawlessness” that left nine people dead in Port Moresby an

Going to the beach in China is never a fun experience!

CHINA is in Deep Trouble and the latest data for June reveals that EXPORTS Collapsed by 12.4% in the month as the USA cut its purchases from China by 14%, The economy is slowing much faster than expected and inflation has now fallen to 0% leaving China on the verge of DEFLATION. In this video I provide full details of the latest economic performance and discuss the potential impact on the Global Economy. For specific details please check out the CHAPTER list below. Thanks for watching and please LIKE

In many countries, local governments can technically declare bankruptcy, but this is not feasible in China. China’s executive-dominant social structure, in which central power dominates absolutely, would lead to incalculable consequences if a government runs out of money or faces problems. In recent years, we have often seen news about pay cuts or wage arrears for civil servants and teachers, but these are sectors that do not greatly impact social stability. However, if wages for city management and public

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In China, electric vehicles aren’t a just a thing of the future. There are so many EVs in China, they’ve turned into a problem, with graveyards full of new EVs springing up all over the country. That’s thanks in large part to China’s car sharing disaster, which, as you can probably guess, was a government program gone awry.

A great victory for freedom of speech!

In the face of the mounting crisis of uncompleted property projects and the never ending wait for property handovers, a chorus of disquiet has been growing among homeowners. “Refund, refund, refund.” Astonishingly, in merely a matter of days, the count of halted loans for unfinished real estate projects surpassed 200, with owners of 245 stranded projects issuing a collective proclamation of loan suspension. Is this merely the proverbial tip of the iceberg? Could this trend continue its march across the co

The US and China have begun talks to try to improve relations between the world’s two biggest economies. Bilateral trade is worth hundreds of billions of pounds a year and China’s huge spending power is critical to global financial stability. But the country is experiencing signs of a new economic downturn. Youth unemployment is rising, exports have been falling and property investment is down.

North China’s Tianjin municipality has put into operation the world’s largest single-unit power station, the Huadian Tianjin Haijing photovoltaic power station. Covering an area of almost 10,000 hectares, it combines photovoltaic power generation, salt production and aquaculture. The project will improve regional power supply and bolster compound industry exploration. #china #salt #heatwaves

It’s been well documented the shady things China does on other countries’ soil. But some of its shadier business is still pretty well hidden in the shadows. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss china using organized crime to destabilize democracies, how CCP corruption affects faith in democratic institutions, and how it creates distrust among democracies. Joining us in this episode is Sam Cooper, the award winning Canadian investigative journalist who published the first of the CSIS leaks. He’s a

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The CCP shills got busted and who came to their rescue? The Chinese government! lol