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The Heat: China-EU summit
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For more, tonight’s panel includes Klaus Larres, a professor of History and International Affairs at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Remi Piet, the co-founder of Embellie Advisory, a risk management consulting firm; John Gong, a professor of economics at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing and Einar Tengen, a political and economic affairs commentator.
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Randall 8888
Randall 8888
1 day ago
lol towards the end, when issue of unfair EU markets, particular some industry where mention. German spoke people when onto the defensive.

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Jo Ellis
Jo Ellis
22 hours ago
Clear Rule and Condition? where the language of ferocious "Human Right Violation" of the US conspired with ilks of Europeans per
"Bombed the MiddleEast to Stone Age", the Hong Kong "Region Change", "Color Revolution". and US/Britain/European congregated
importing "ISIS", "Region Change" and packs hosts tactics overthrow China cited "Human Right".  Why doesn't China raise the
question of the US/Britain/Europeans' chronicle and perpetual atrocities of "Human Right Violations"  thru centuries?  Why did China never
question the West's "human right dirty record" at all?  and allowed the West's mastering and controlling the narratives???
Klaus Larres is a propaganda mouth for the West's interest on China's expenses.
So US/Britain/The Wests manufactured and engineered all sorts of tactics against China, and it becomes a topic to be discussed.  So while The West bombed the Iraqis Iraqis to ashes, it is also, lay the blames  to Iraqis and all the victims.

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Ericka Luo
Ericka Luo
4 days ago (edited)
anyone read about the "tripartite division of china" back in 220-280 ad, or division of power for the us, or tripartite pact by g, I, j in 1940... triangular shape is the most stable one. and players are all in the northern hemisphere.... end of story one
beforehand it was the us, the savior, splitting shares of bread like a fox out of any deal among bears. now, bears debunk the agent when it also reveal its secret  end of story two

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beezibee
beezibee
4 days ago
Einar hits the nail on the head.

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Zob
Zob
4 days ago
The EU still believes China will follow deals honestly No wonder  the U K wanted out

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Dan T
Dan T
3 days ago
Europe was the cradle of colonialism. Europe still views China as the remnants of their once-upon-time giant piece of meat to chop and share. When push comes to shove, Europe will join the US - their descendant of colonialism and warlords - to take on China. Since Europe has become "older" and relatively "weaker", their treatment towards China would be less aggressive and more sophisticated. But that does not hide the "vile" of their non-negotiable intent!

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R B
R B
4 days ago
So true EU always talk about what china needs to do and never about themselves. It all comes down to respect and fairness.

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canyoncreekster
canyoncreekster
4 days ago
Germany likes doing business with concentration camp nations.

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