China's trade leverage: How do countries navigate risks of political tensions?
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2024
- CNA's East Asia Tonight dives deep into China's use of trade leverage and how it affects countries' perceptions of the world's second-largest economy.
The Japanese speaker's attitude explains how the Japanese imperial army committed the atrocities in so many countries, and people like him has no remorse about it.
Japanese Speaker is way out of line, well done chinese Professor.
The Japanese guy lives in the shadow of his American boss
You are now in the shadow of the CCP China. Huh troll everywhere for China Xi.
Both Dollar and Yen are racing for bottom collapse... The last competitive advantage built out of thin air
Agreed the jap guy is just a US parasite...nothing else
unit 731 people have dipomatic immunity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Australia is lucky country, which can afford to choose their markets. US and Australia ganged up against China Huawei, China retaliated against their opponents. China don’t like Japan, this is a fact. Many old people still recall WW2.
The japanese professor drank too much radioactive water.
No turning back for him whatever any one does. He is stuck in the negative groove on China
It is written in U$ Foreign Policy document, to keep Asia poor and divided
Written in Chinese
@@tilapiadave3234 "Written in Chinese" "written in U$ Foreign Policy document,"
It’s called playbook. Keep Asian divided and fight each other, not necessarily poor.
The US Foreign Policy to keep Asia poor and divided as stated in a top-secret U.S. Foreign Policy document written 76 years ago is still in force.
February 24, 1948, Declassified U.S. Foreign Policy:
Furthermore, we have about 50% of the world’s wealth but only 6.3% of its population. This disparity is particularly great as between ourselves and the peoples of Asia. In this situation, we cannot fail to be the object of envy and resentment. Our real task in the coming period is to devise a pattern of relationships which will permit us to maintain this position of disparity without positive detriment to our national security. ... that Japan and the Philippines will be found to be the corner-stones of such a Pacific security system and that if we can contrive to retain effective control over these areas there can be no serious threat to our security from the East within our time.
Taiwan was added to the Pacific security system after Chiang's army retreated to the island of Taiwan in 1949. South Korea was added after the Korean War in 1953. The attempt with Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia was abandoned in 1975.
US coercive policies on foreign companies
The US often accuses other countries of using great power status, coercive policies and economic coercion to pressure other countries into submission and engage in coercive diplomacy. This is how the US projects its own poor track record onto others. The fact is, the US is the very origin of coercive diplomacy. It is the US and the US alone who owns the copyrights of coercive diplomacy.
Coercive diplomacy has now become an essential part of the US foreign policy toolbox. The US would resort to all kinds of political, economic, military, cultural or other types of measures as tools for coercive diplomacy to curb and bludgeon countries around the world for selfish interest. Victims to US coercive diplomacy are found across the world, with developing countries bearing the brunt of it.
By enacting the "CHIPS and Science Act", the US government forbids semiconductors companies that receive federal financial aid from making substantive expansion in China, forces allies into imposing export restrictions on China and seeks to split up global chips industrial and supply chains.
The US uses state power to suppress China's high-tech enterprises and even intimidates countries into not cooperating with Chinese 5G suppliers. Not even US allies have been spared from such ruthless coercion. Companies such as Toshiba from Japan, Siemens from Germany and Alstom from France, are all its victims.
If the G7 Summit is to discuss response to economic coercion, perhaps it should first discuss what the US has done to the other members of the group. The report issued by Xinhua News Agency contains abundant facts and data that reveal the deplorable US record of coercive diplomacy on the world. It shoes the world the hegemonic, domineering and bullying nature of US coercive diplomacy, and the serious damage it does to countries' independence and development, to regional stability and to world peace. The report is worth a good read.
China has no taste for coercion and bullying. China have always taken a clear-cut stand against hegemony, unilateralism and coercive diplomacy. G7 need to adapt to the prevailing trend of openness and inclusiveness in today' world and stop carrying out coercive diplomacy or building small, exclusive circles.
Japan just can not have its own ideas and positions. They need to listen to uncle sam.
The Japanese guy needs to get a grip on reality. He sounded like a reincarnated Unit 731 doctor.
Fake news. Japanese is the most honarable people in the world.
Hello China advocate. Wow load of money from CCP huh you are getting.
@@Justsaying-cg2nz "Wow load of money from CCP huh"
What about you, who is paying you?
@@Justsaying-cg2nzIf you know how one gets paid please, teach us how one go about it. Btw, are you a bot?
Usa says destroy your economy Australia. Yes sir
Destroy ,,,, LAUGHING ,, Australian economy is going great ,, wine is very small sector
@@tilapiadave3234 "Australian economy is going great ,, wine is very small sector"
That must be why Wong and Albanese ask for a meeting with China.
@@lonewolf7992 LAUGHING ,, we do NOT need China ,, and everyone with at least half a brain knows it will self destruct within a decade
😅 You want business, don't antogonise your trading partners by hurling insults N interfering in their domestic affairs.😅 Don't be a loudspeaker for US.
First look at yourself, check yourself if you have done anything wrong. Why the American did not hurl insults at Singapore or impose sanctions why??? Because Singapore is upright and above board not like China always doing something bad behind the US and the whole world. Every day many young Americans are dying. Why? Yes, China. China produce lots of fentanyl drug and send it to US through Mexico distributors.
Ban all wongs
Join a gang that see your trading partner as an enemy and still think you will be welcome.
Japanese the yellow imperialists thinks he can be favored by their masters by barking the same language. 😂😂😂
It's more important than ever to support each other. Buying local helps all of us in Singapore thrive. Let’s do this together! 🌟
Investing in local products means investing in Singapore. Let’s all lend our support and watch our community flourish.
Supporting local is not just good for our economy, it’s good for our spirit. Let’s keep our local industries strong and vibrant!
But, do you think 🤔 you all not Chinese bcz. The words you said.
And also Malaysia products too, afterall they are our neighbour, local produce is not enough for the whole country.😂😂😂
@@user-gj2fz4nt1n Singapore Chinese is not the same as China Chinese. There is a big difference. Singapore Chinese is open minded and noble. China Chinese is everything is mine, like the Sea is mine because we are China.
CNA’s (or CNN rather) ability to twist and distort facts is deplorable.
Singapore claims that it is a consistent and staunch supporter of international law and the principles enshrined in the United Nations (UN) Charter.
When the Ukraine War broke out, and on the pretext that “the UNSC resolution to condemn Russia’s aggression against Ukraine failed to pass due to Russia’s veto”, Singapore’s Minister for Foreign Affairs announced that the small island state will act in concert with other “like-minded” countries (the U.S.and its handful of vassals actually) to impose appropriate sanctions and restrictions against Russia.
But what did Singapore do when Israel wages war against the helpless Palestinians? An atrocious invasion condemned by the entire world with the exception of the United States. What did Singapore do when the United States invaded countries with no capacity to fight back- Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan etc.?
Blame China for everything.
Japan and the few countries that followed the advice of Uncle Sam do so at their own detriment. Tomohiko should know that.
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Wamika Kapur is an Indian PhD scholar of international relations at South Korea's Yonsei University. The article reflects the author's opinions and not necessarily the views of CGTN.
"Before there was China-bashing, the 1980s and 1990s saw "Japan-bashing" with 👉Toshiba at the center. Toshiba was the crowning glory of Japan's tech and manufacturing industry and a supplier of consumer electronics."
"French power and transportation giant, 👉Alstom faced a similar fate when it was accused of corruption by America. They paid the highest penalty under the Foreign Corrupt Practice Act at the time, 700 million U.S. dollars, and were forced to sell 70 percent of the company to its main American competitor General Electric."
That Japanese Prof sounds like a bully. The hostility and propaganda spouting are far below the standard norms. He is no gentleman. He is implying that China should treat Taiwan like another country. People like Taniguchi are the reason we don't have peace and cooperation in the world.
Less drinking reduces road accidents.
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It is TT's fault.
😆Why don't tell the true ?
Tokyo Electric Power Company is actually an U$A company.
(Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.), TEPCO, is a Japanese electric power company founded in 1951. Its service scope covers 17 prefectures in the Kanto region and the eastern part of Shizuoka Prefecture. Although TEPCO is a Japanese company, its top two shareholders are indeed U$A companies: (BlackRock) and (Vanguard Group).
😆Now you know why the U$ acquiesces to Japan’s nuclear contaminated wastewater discharge
Add in Samsung
Japan coined the term "treated water" and keeps telling the world that the concentration of tritium is up to standard in order to create an impression that there is only tritium as a radioactive substance in the nuclear-contaminated water and that since the concentration of tritium is up to standard, the nuclear-contaminated water is harmless.
As a matter of fact, the Fukushima waste water contains a complex range of elements. Even after purification, the water will still contain dozens of radionuclides such as cardon-14, cobalt-60, strontium-90, iodine-129 and caesium-137. No matter what name Japan gives to the water, these radionuclides will not just disappear by themselves. This is a fact Japan needs to face.
Japan haven't explain it's position with sincerity and a science-based attitude, rather than continue to downplay or veil the harm of the discharge.
“However, 6 of those new market we developed are not as big as China “ that says it all for this news.
Good. Unsold Wines now is 3 year older. More value
Orthodox Russia = 700 nuclear tests
Han China=200 nuclear tests
The whole sample taking is actually done by Tepco, and Tepco only gives the samples to IAEA for benchmarking. So if the sample is not correct, then obviously the benchmarking becomes meaningless. So that's why many people is worried whether Tepco can do the job properly, whether should have a third-party independent centre or an independent research body that can carry out the sampling and test on site to assure the whole process is credible.
Globalization up to this point has been beneficial where China handles a lot of manufacturing and the US handles a lot of technological production or services higher up the value chain.
That said, China coddles Huawei to a huge extent by doing things like banning Apple products in government buildings. (Who's going to put up with that and have 2 phones even if the iPhone is superior?)
China 🇨🇳 has committed 130 cases of coercive behavior from 2010 to now.
- In one case, when Australia 🇦🇺 called for an investigation into the origin of COVID-19, Beijing responded with stiff tariffs on timber, coal, wine, and other products from the countrv.
More lies from the Sinophobic bot farm.
@@ToiChutGongWuDon’t worry it means more money for you.😜
Bot
Conveniently forgetting that I was they with NED support that encouraged half the world to stop doing business with Huawei and nearly destroying the company and sullying the reputation of Chinese businesses.
@@wynn3077You a bot?
How do we know if there is forced labour??? Yes, the price and the quality of the products.
Too many 50c here.
Who is funding you?
@@lonewolf7992 not CCP
G7 countries, including Japan 🇯🇵, are looking for measures to respond collectively to *China's old habit of economic coercion.*
Simply lies from the Sinophobic bot farm.
Bot.
The Japanese individual clearly showed and exhibited hostility, which really shows aggression response behavior replies that is an arrogance and doesn’t appeared to have much validity on this discussion. TEAM CHINA ALL THE WAY!👍🙏🐲🐉🐼🌏🇨🇳🙂❗️
China always say the other party is doing what they themselves are accused of.
political tensions? just the usa causing problems
Cut ties🤣
Who cares?
If American truly want their beloved United States of America to be a great, benevolent and respectable nation, Americans need to do the following.
(1) Force the two parties, democrats and republicans, to put up two fresh and respectable candidates for the presidential elections.
(2) Demand an end to political lobbying by arms manufacturers; gun ownership societies and clubs, etc.
(3) Demand an end to having clowns; lunatics and fools entering politics. Currently, United States Congress has a high percentage of such politicians.
Americans deserve to have a much higher standard of the country's government.
United States of America must avoid walking along a path that sinks the country into the abyss of insanity.
1. world bank workers and employees have diplomatic immunity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Japan professor is bad actor. If a country doesn't want to by nuclear contaminated fish then they have the freedom not to buy and eat it - lol - got to protect the health of their people. If fish is so great then Japanese can eat whatever they catch - lol
Chinese guy made a fool of himself
You're making a fool of yourself
@@conti-vl6txand his mom 😂
@@alhkcblack9617 so much 💩 was coming from his mouth. Surely there are better Chinese experts to bring on the show
@@Philbyyyy who you suggest? Yourself? 😂
Hello not Chinese, its China Chinese. Not all Chinese are bad.