China-US Geopolitics: News & Discussions

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

Media reports published from Washington stated that United States has reversed the decade-old policy to give financial aid to Tibetans.

That's new to me, I didn't know that Tibetans got special treatment compare other immigrants but I'm happy for them since American taxes payers have to shoulder more burden .

 

[powastick]

The real question is "what did Trump traded Tibet card with?"

 

[Jlaw]

The real question is "what did Trump traded Tibet card with?"

to establish more Trump buildings in China? Whatever it is, Trump will be wealthier after his presidency. He just received over 1billion worth of gifts from ksa

 

[Raphael]

This may help middle class white Americans live a bit longer and healthier.

Why spent money on people who even own slaves? Fake Tibetan administration live comfortably in the land of their utmost dream. If there is going to be aid, it should be from Tibet to the US.

The price that the US has paid for lavishing all that 'aid', openly or covertly, on exiled ex-slavemaster Tibetan aristocrats, Uyghur jihadists, ISIS, Al Qaeda, Tehreek-e-Taliban, Abu Sayyaf, Syrian 'rebels', color revolutionaries, Ukraine Maidan government, Hong Kong Umbrella rioters, Taiwan sunflower rioters, etc, is their deteriorating domestic situation: in infrastructure, health, education, the US ranks among the worst of the developed countries. American taxpayers deserve better.

 

[Han Patriot]

China is a gold mine, if Trump is smart, his brand can be worth billions in China.

 

[ckf]

The real question is "what did Trump traded Tibet card with?"

Texas gas for 20-50 Billions of gas purchases, and cut $24 million to Ned and $100 million + cia budget to India, nepal, bhutan. Ivanka got secret hand outs.....sounds about right.

 

[Jackdaws]

Canada, us and eu should establish should take in exiled tibetans rather than abandoning them in India. Not sure these people want to return home, an option for them to return should also be given.

USA EU they are not so rich,don't want to waste money&resource,let super power India burn some money if they like
Super power,pls

India is happy to provide a home to these persecuted people and will continue to welcome refugees from China - giving them an opportunity to live their life in a democratic society. Persecuted people flee to greener pastures all the time; it would be inhumane to deny refuge to Chinese citizens from Tibet.

 

[Raphael]

India is happy to provide a home to these persecuted people and will continue to welcome refugees from China - giving them an opportunity to live their life in a democratic society. Persecuted people flee to greener pastures all the time; it would be inhumane to deny refuge to Chinese citizens from Tibet.

Good for you As they say, one man's trash is another's treasure, and there's plenty more treasure for you to take in. And who knows, it may just turn out that ex-slavemaster feudal aristocrats are the secret ingredient you need to realize your agonizingly elusive dreams of becoming a supapowa!

 

[kankan326]

The price that the US has paid for lavishing all that 'aid', openly or covertly, on exiled ex-slavemaster Tibetan aristocrats, Uyghur jihadists, ISIS, Al Qaeda, Tehreek-e-Taliban, Abu Sayyaf, Syrian 'rebels', color revolutionaries, Ukraine Maidan government, Hong Kong Umbrella rioters, Taiwan sunflower rioters, etc, is their deteriorating domestic situation: in infrastructure, health, education, the US ranks among the worst of the developed countries. American taxpayers deserve better.

Look at the list. Were US politicians infected by zerg?

 

[JSCh]

For first time, China and EU to join forces on climate

• By Jean Chemnick, E&E News
  
• May. 31, 2017 , 2:30 PM

Originally published by E&E News

The European Union and China will issue a statement Friday declaring climate change "an imperative more than ever" in the face of expected U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.

A final draft statement seen by E&E News, prepared for a meeting Friday, is the first-ever bilateral agreement on climate change between the European Union and China. It will be backed by all 28 E.U. member states, including the United Kingdom.

The draft also called the Paris Agreement a "historic achievement" and "proof that with shared political will and mutual trust, multilateralism can succeed in building fair and effective solutions to the most critical global problems of our time." President Trump's national populism has been seen as a rebuke to post-World War II multilateralism.

It comes amid reports that Trump plans to withdraw the United States from participation in the agreement among nearly 200 nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The administration also is reportedly considering pulling the United States out of the underlying U.N. framework calling on nations to address climate change globally.

The European Union in the draft reaffirmed its commitment to the joint developed-world pledge to mobilize at least $100 billion a year by 2020 to help poor countries cope with the impacts of global warming.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has exchanged barbs with Trump in the days since last weekend's Group of Seven summit ended in division over Paris and trade issues, is meeting today with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. The two are expected to make a statement of their own.

Reprinted from Greenwire with permission from E&E News. Copyright 2017. E&E provides essential news for energy and environment professionals

Li Shuo, senior global policy adviser for Greenpeace in East Asia, said the E.U.-China pact is a direct response to the Trump administration, which has single-handedly dismantled the bilateral relationship that the United States and China forged throughout the Obama years.

"The moment when Trump announces the Paris pull-out will mark the divorce of [the] U.S.-China climate relationship and the beginning of a reinvigorated partnership between China and the E.U.," he said.


For first time, China and EU to join forces on climate | Science | AAAS

 

[terranMarine]

The price that the US has paid for lavishing all that 'aid', openly or covertly, on exiled ex-slavemaster Tibetan aristocrats, Uyghur jihadists, ISIS, Al Qaeda, Tehreek-e-Taliban, Abu Sayyaf, Syrian 'rebels', color revolutionaries, Ukraine Maidan government, Hong Kong Umbrella rioters, Taiwan sunflower rioters, etc, is their deteriorating domestic situation: in infrastructure, health, education, the US ranks among the worst of the developed countries. American taxpayers deserve better.

Many part of US can be categorized as Third World, no surprise Joe Biden and Trump viewed US as a backward nation due to the crumbling infrastructure. The situation is so worse that an American Airline had to violently drag a Vietnamese American out of the plane because some staff couldn't get to their destination without telling their customers to buzz off.

 

[Place Of Space]

Canada, us and eu should establish should take in exiled tibetans rather than abandoning them in India. Not sure these people want to return home, an option for them to return should also be given.

Return for what? Already no left rooms for them.

 

[TaiShang]

Good for you As they say, one man's trash is another's treasure, and there's plenty more treasure for you to take in. And who knows, it may just turn out that ex-slavemaster feudal aristocrats are the secret ingredient you need to realize your agonizingly elusive dreams of becoming a supapowa!

Where would be a better place than India for a class-oriented cult nobility to go when their greener pastures in China were dried and they were forced to cast out all the titles and live like a decent human being on the products of their own hands?

 

[Offshore]

Where would be a better place than India for a class-oriented cult nobility to go when their greener pastures in China were dried and they were forced to cast out all the titles and live like a decent human being on the products of their own hands?

Dalai Lama can own as many slave in India.. good for them
Win-win solution

 

[Jackdaws]

Good for you As they say, one man's trash is another's treasure, and there's plenty more treasure for you to take in. And who knows, it may just turn out that ex-slavemaster feudal aristocrats are the secret ingredient you need to realize your agonizingly elusive dreams of becoming a supapowa!

Do you have any proof that all these poor Chinese citizens who seek refuge in India are "ex-slavemaster feudal aristocrats" or is it just mentioned in Mao's Little Red book?