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More people live in China and India than the UN estimates.
25May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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More people live in China and India than the UN estimates.

The world's population numbers are becoming less and less reliable, as seen by the UN's hasty proclamation that India had overtaken China as the most populated nation. It will stop being a reliable source of information on the global economy if its predictions for other nations are also questioned. WISCONSIN'S MADISON - According to United Nations estimates, India surpassed China as the world's most populous nation in April. Even while the news generated a lot of media coverage, India's census in 2024 will probably show that the UN's estimates were greatly exaggerated. India's population increased from 1.03 billion in 2001 to 1.21 billion in 2011, according to the results of the most recent census. However, these numbers were given by the UN's 2022 World Population Prospects (WPP) repo...
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Chinese residents suing Florida over its prohibition on home ownership
23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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Chinese residents suing Florida over its prohibition on home ownership

On the grounds that it is discriminatory, a group of Chinese Floridians wants to prevent a new property law that Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed from taking effect on July 1. The four plaintiffs contend in a complaint filed on Monday that the state's ban on Chinese and residents of six other nations from purchasing houses and property is both unconstitutional and in violation of the Fair Housing Act. The complaint claims that the SB 264 statute "imposes especially draconian restrictions on people from China," since anyone from this nation who are not U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents would be completely prohibited from purchasing property in Florida.Situation: DeSantis, who may run for president in 2024, said when governor signed the legislation earlier this month that he was ...
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Japan and China plan to meet with their military chiefs in Singapore in June.
23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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Japan and China plan to meet with their military chiefs in Singapore in June.

According to a person familiar with bilateral ties, defense minister Yasukazu Hamada and his Chinese counterpart Li Shangfu plan to meet in Singapore in early June as part of a regional security summit. The idea was announced as Group of Seven leaders met in Hiroshima through Sunday and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida reaffirmed the importance of communication with China. The source said Monday that at the anticipated meeting, which would be the first of its type since June of last year, Hamada is expected to voice his concerns on ongoing incursions by Chinese coast guard vessels into Japanese territorial seas and joint naval drills conducted by Beijing and Moscow near Japan. The East China Sea's Senkaku Islands have often been surrounded by Chinese coast guard warships. Tokyo is in...
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23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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The US has denied any plans to lift the sanctions on China’s defense minister.

In an apparent reversal of President Joe Biden's remarks made a day earlier while in attendance at the Group of Seven meeting in Japan, the US said that it had no intentions to ease sanctions on the Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu. Speaking to journalists on Monday in Washington, State Department spokesman Matthew Miller flatly denied that the US administration was considering easing the sanctions against Li. Because of the restrictions, China has declined military Secretary Lloyd Austin's invitation to see Li at a military symposium in Singapore next month. When asked whether the State Department was thinking about removing the sanctions, Miller said, "No, we are not. Biden "made clear that we are not planning to lift any sanctions on him or on China generally," the president s...
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Russia’s Prime Minister Arrives in China, Signaling Close Relations
23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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Russia’s Prime Minister Arrives in China, Signaling Close Relations

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has begun a two-day trip to China as Moscow looks to strengthen commercial relations with Beijing in the face of increasing isolation from the rest of the world due to its involvement in the conflict in Ukraine. Mishustin said that his country's farmers were prepared to considerably boost agricultural exports to China during a Russia-China business summit on Tuesday in Shanghai, according to the Russian news agency Interfax. The US, Australia, Canada, the European Union, New Zealand, and the UK have all imposed sanctions on the Russian politician. He also stated that trade with China has assisted Russia in reducing its "dependence on the dollar." He said that greater trading in the native currencies of the two countries has also helped this e...
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Arrival of the Russian Prime Minister in China for discussions with Xi and businessmen
23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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Arrival of the Russian Prime Minister in China for discussions with Xi and businessmen

Mikhail Mishustin, the prime minister of Russia, arrived in China for a trip during which he will meet with President Xi Jinping and sign a number of agreements on trade and infrastructure. Igor Morgulov, the ambassador of Moscow to China, and Zhang Hanhui, the senior representative of Beijing to Russia, met Mr. Mishustin when he arrived in Shanghai late on Monday. The Kremlin said that Putin will attend a Russian-Chinese business summit, go to a petrochemical research facility in Shanghai, and speak with "representatives of Russian business circles." According to Bloomberg, the meeting has invited a number of Russian businessmen who have been sanctioned, including those from the crucial fertiliser, steel, and mining industries as well as Alexander Novak, the deputy prime ministe...
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23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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China’s increased security presence in Central Asia and its effects

Regional and international parties have voiced concern about China's growing security presence in Central Asia. As Beijing's economic and political sway over Central Asia grows, so has its security footprint, which has repercussions for regional security dynamics, stability, and human rights. Analyzing the variables affecting China's security participation in Central Asia, its security cooperation plans with regional allies, and the impacts of its growing influence on the region and beyond are critical in this context. China is increasing its security presence in Central Asia. (Illustrative Image)Chinese security presence in Central Asia is growing (An Illustration)Central Asia is a region of strategic significance for China due to its enormous natural resources, necessary transportati...
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23May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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Consequences of China’s expanding security presence in Central Asia

Concern is being expressed by regional and international parties over China's expanding security presence in Central Asia. Beijing's security footprint has grown more apparent as it increases its economic and political influence in Central Asia, with implications for regional security dynamics, stability, and human rights. It is crucial in this situation to assess the factors influencing China's security involvement in Central Asia, its strategies for security cooperation with regional allies, and the effects of its expanding presence on the area and beyond. In Central Asia, China's security presence is expanding (Representational Image)Chinese security presence expanding in Central Asia (Illustrative Image)With its abundant natural resources, vital transportation connections, and cruc...
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22May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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Analysis: Wickremesinghe’s Visit To Japan Indicates A Significant Shift In Sri Lanka’s Foreign Policy

China may be replaced by India and the West as the leading development partner.Ranil Wickremesinghe, the president of Sri Lanka, will meet with Fumio Kishida and other Japanese officials during his visit to Japan from May 24 to 27. The visit is anticipated to mark a significant shift in Sri Lanka's foreign policy as it turns away from China and collaborates with the West and India to carry out its development goals. According to a press release from the Japanese foreign ministry, Kishida and Wickremesinghe would "exchange views on bilateral relations between Japan and Sri Lanka as well as regional and international affairs." According to the statement, Japan anticipates that President Wickremesinghe's visit would "further deepen the friendly relations between Japan and Sri Lanka." T...
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US Vice President Joe Biden anticipates a “shortly” change in US-China relations.
22May By Spost_adminNo Comments
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US Vice President Joe Biden anticipates a “shortly” change in US-China relations.

On Sunday, US President Joe Biden said the Group of Seven countries had agreed on a coordinated strategy toward China that called for diversifying supply chains to lessen dependency on one country, and he made a suggestion that he may soon meet with the president of China. "We don't want to sever ties with China. Biden said at a press conference that the G7 countries were more united than ever in their efforts to "resist economic coercion together and counter harmful practices that hurt our workers." We are aiming to de-risk and diversify our relationship with China. However, the US President said he anticipated a thaw in chilly ties with China "very shortly" following stresses brought on by an incident earlier this year when the US shot down a Chinese balloon that flew over key mil...
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