bungalowtill

Sehe ich auch so, man kann das GG dahingehend auch neu und anders auslegen. Let‘s do it!

Danke

China is in the process of opening up to foreign investment. A new law in 2020 set foreign companies on par with domestic ones in many industries. As I understand it, subsidiaries can be completely foreign owned. They have to register of course.

https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/guides/doing-business-in-china-part-2---establishing-a-business-in-china

Depends on the industry sector whether China requires a joint venture or not. Apart from the automotive industry, afaik the sectors in which the Chinese exert control over foreign investment are largely the same ones where the EU or the US exert control over foreign influence. Energy is of course part of that. Bosnia Herzegovina is not inside the EU though.

more expensive? Jesus

Today they were kinda proved right, though. After having imposed another deadline on Israel and that deadline having again expired they again won’t stop sending arms to Israel. Even when this is the last fucking chance before Trump is taking over. You can’t just ignore this shit.

Difficult to say what’s exactly happening with the land ownership in this case. Probably the local government fucked over this guy, but not the Chinese.

About economic expansion. We do acknowledge that Capitalism is what makes the world go ‘round, but we don’t want others to be successful with it. Because if you are successful you need new markets. That’s why we want the Chinese to open up their markets for us more, we want Africa to open their markets for us more. If we close everything up, like the US under Trump and the EU under Von der Leyen, we are doing what most countries were doing 100 years ago. Part of which led to whatever we should have learnt by now.

"One part is an economic issue of overcapacity in China, and the Communist Party is encouraging Chinese companies to move out into the world, to move production into the world," says Zoltan Feher from the Atlantic Council's Global China Hub

Ah, wow, what a scandal that the commis came up with the idea of economic expansion.

"On a modern wind turbine there are around 300 sensors on the different components of the turbine, which are giving information to the wind farm owner and operator, and to the turbine manufacturer about the performance. And many people in Europe are saying, 'do we want to give that power to entities outside of Europe to control the functioning of wind turbines?'," says Giles Dickson, the CEO of WindEurope.

“many people in Europe are saying…” says the CEO of WindEurope. What’s his name? Trump?

Mir ist Schmidt‘s Politik vor allem in Verbindung Terrorismusbekämpfung und Geopolitik bekannt (für mich kein Ruhmesblatt), kannst du mich aufklären, was unter ihm in der sozialen Frage vorangebracht wurde?

Verrückt wer hier irgendwelche moralischen Grundsätze geltend machen möchte. Und dann auch noch von deutscher Seite.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarborough_Shoal

I think there might be a solution to this problem most can agree with.

Not long ago there was talk about this research that showed that colonialism wasn’t profitable for the countries undertaking it. What was omitted though was that somebody did profit. Private citizens. Companies. And: they’re still around. The ones who did profit and their families and companies. And lately it seems they kinda own us all. So how about reparations for all the ones who lost out in the gold rush. Who own no land, have no property, no capital. From all nations.

guilt isn‘t passed down, you‘re right, but wealth and control are. And this is what connects past and present. Exploitation in the past facilitates exploitation in the present. The system has survived largely unscathed. Of course that’s not your individual fault, but as part of the system you are still at the receiving end.