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apub879 , to world in Israeli settlers court Republican religious right after Hamas attacks
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LarkinDePark , to worldnews in World breaks hottest day record for second day in a row

Let us cook.

delirious_owl , to news in Illicit chip flows to Russia seen slowing, but China, Hong Kong remain a global sanctions evasion hotspots
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What do you mean by “global sanctions”?

If they don’t have sanctions then they don’t have sanctions.

t3rmit3 ,

They (Russia) are sanctioned, and China and Occupied Hong Kong are used as routes to bypass those sanctions.

delirious_owl ,
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I don’t believe China has issued sanctions against them. That’s my point.

PapaStevesy , to news in Illicit chip flows to Russia seen slowing, but China, Hong Kong remain a global sanctions evasion hotspots

Those must be some tasty chips.

card797 , to worldnews in Germany working on defence modernisation strategy

Peace is waning.

mlg , to worldnews in Biden administration to award nearly $1.1 billion to Stellantis, GM for EV production
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Will go about as well as the high speed rail plan lol

smnwcj , to news in Musk plans to give $45 mln a month to new pro-Trump PAC, WSJ reports

He knows Trump will win, it's a safe bet to win some favor.

ms_lane , to worldnews in Japan builds gas markets in Asia to boost LNG trading, energy security

Japan builds markets to sell stolen Australian gas.

faizalr , to world in Norway to give Ukraine $93 mln to boost air defences, PM says
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They are better off feeding the poor with that huge amount of money.

bloodfart , to worldnews in Japan declares victory in effort to end government use of floppy disks

Well that’s dumb.

The government can use whatever system it wants, and if there aren’t components on the market it can justify a make work program to domestically produce them.

Governments were able to run perfectly well without high density removable storage, why is it necessary now?

Why would it want to get rid of floppy disks?

PanArab ,
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There’s a cost to maintaining old technology, at some point it becomes higher than transitioning to new technology. People have known that since ancient times, that’s why the Neo-Assyrian Empire chose to switch from Akkadian to Aramaic.

bloodfart ,

There’s also a cost to transitioning to the new technology.

Normalizing arbitrary size removable media makes physical exfiltration much easier because no one is asking why you’re using an illegal technology in the government building.

Floppy disks are not able to identify themselves as a keyboard and release a payload of keystrokes on command, or hide entire soc computers complete with network adapters.

There is also the matter of retraining on an institutional scale, and if you think it’s as simple as “put this into the computer, not that” you’re woefully underinformed.

Just as an aside, it’s pretty fraught to compare a language transition caused by centuries of forced resettlement to switching the kind of computer thingy government employees use over the course of two years.

sunzu , to world in China issues rare earth regulations to further protect domestic supply

Well, looks like they are trying to feed their own industry first.

I don't see this either shocking or surprising. China will do what is best for China, we do what is best for ...

FiniteBanjo OP ,

What is best for China is peaceful coexistence and small concessions to incentivize trade and development of the world.

What China is doing is maliciously taking everything they can get their hands on until every bridge is burned, and by the looks of it they’re ramping up military production to cross the river and keep taking.

Exactly the sort of shortsighted belligerent actions you would expect from a dictatorship.

sunzu ,

I am not here to excuse China's behavior but this action appears to be part of the trade war that US and EU started... for valid reasons.

We do a lot to make other countries "uncomfortable", there is nothing special about Chinese behavior here per se.

Let's not forget that we enabled China's rise. People within western governments who committed this crime are not held accountable for this blunder.

Now they are gearing us for what appears to be at very least economic conflict but likely a war. This is very concerning.

small concessions to incentivize trade and development of the world.

FYI we don't do this btw

FiniteBanjo OP ,

LMAO, China has been playing games with currency values and undercutting electronics manufacturers for decades.

FYI we don’t do this btw

In 1979, President Carter proposed a Trade Agreement that changed China to favored trader status with much lower tariffs across the board, and in return China agreed to a cap on textile output so as not to flood the market with cheaper goods than the USA was producing.

The 1980s saw even more favorable deals in exchange for similar restrictions as Reagan was eager to work with China.

Trade broke down in the 1990s over China committing crimes against their own people, broadcasted live across the entire world.

In 2000 President Clinton helped China enter the WTO to renew trade again.

And in return they spent the last 24 years shitting the bed, doing everything in their power to mess with any market they can, like sharks drawn to blood.

sunzu ,

From my perspective it looks like US "spent the last 24 years shitting the bed" while enabling this behavior. Again, people who made these decisions are not held accountable.

Fuck china and all but poor leadership is primary reason why we are here... with china being a bad faith actor being no 2.

FiniteBanjo , to world in EU governments hesitant on Chinese EV tariffs as trade spat escalates

Don’t hesitate, fuck em. They want to remove competition by selling at a cost? They can go ahead and sell to India.

dubyakay , to world in Teva launches generic version of Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug Victoza | Reuters

Fuck teva. Boycott that shit.

TechNerdWizard42 , to news in Russian government accused of leaving citizens vulnerable to attacks like Sunday's gun rampages by turning the state's security apparatus on Kremlin critics instead of terrorist threats

Wow this is such propaganda… How many mass shootings does the USA have again???

NOT_RICK ,
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What if I told you two problems can exist at the same time?

sunzu ,

This was not a "mass shooting" US style...

This is likely linked to Dagestan's desire to leave the Russia Federation.

People of Northern Caucuses are not Russian ethnically or culturally nor do they want anything to do with their colonial daddy.

Russia is weakened by the war in Ukraine so these people are activating. Good for them. Fuck Russia.

Hopefully insurgency takes hold.

There are many other regions like this!

NOT_RICK ,
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Maybe don’t write good for you in response to churches and synagogues getting attacked? It’s not like these guys went after legitimate military targets (with the exception of a police checkpoint).

These attackers may very well be tied to Isis; there is absolutely nothing good about them other than the fact that this is a problem for the Kremlin.

sunzu ,

I don't cry over pedo protection sites being attacked. Religion is cancer, it kills.

NOT_RICK ,
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And yet you’re rooting for religious extremists, ironic.

sunzu ,

I am rooting against Russia... Enemy of my enemy...

Also, Russia really fucked these people, so they are 100% justified in taking arms against their colonizer.

Surprised this only now starting but hey, fuck Russia!

cheese_greater , to news in Russian government accused of leaving citizens vulnerable to attacks like Sunday's gun rampages by turning the state's security apparatus on Kremlin critics instead of terrorist threats

They don’t really care, do u?

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