August 31, 1990
excerpt from the "Los Angeles Times"
excerpt from the "Pacific Daily News" (Agana Heights, Guam)
August 31, 2020
excerpt from the "Los Angeles Times"
excerpts from the "South China Morning Post" (scmp.com) and copy of lists from Axios re-posted on the website theconservativetreehouse.com today.
China gets mad re visit by Czech Senate President to Taiwan but perfectly all right for top Chinese diplomatic visit to Spain and Greece . . . and attempted incursions into India. I wonder if China - the PRC - is aware that people are paying more attention to their shenanigans?
The PRC gets really mad about visits to Taiwan . . . wondering how they would react if anyone from outside of the PRC would court relationships directly with governors, other officeholders in PRC as the PRC has in America? The PRC even compiled a list of how our American governors might be categorized in their attitudes towards the PRC: hard-liners (wary and watchful of the PRC), friendly (open to doing business directly with the PRC and not too worried about it) and ambiguous AKA unclear/unknown (haven't confirmed yet whether hard-liner or friendly?).
excerpt from the "Pacific Daily News" (Agana Heights, Guam)
August 31, 2020
excerpts from the "South China Morning Post" (scmp.com) and copy of lists from Axios re-posted on the website theconservativetreehouse.com today.
China gets mad re visit by Czech Senate President to Taiwan but perfectly all right for top Chinese diplomatic visit to Spain and Greece . . . and attempted incursions into India. I wonder if China - the PRC - is aware that people are paying more attention to their shenanigans?
The PRC gets really mad about visits to Taiwan . . . wondering how they would react if anyone from outside of the PRC would court relationships directly with governors, other officeholders in PRC as the PRC has in America? The PRC even compiled a list of how our American governors might be categorized in their attitudes towards the PRC: hard-liners (wary and watchful of the PRC), friendly (open to doing business directly with the PRC and not too worried about it) and ambiguous AKA unclear/unknown (haven't confirmed yet whether hard-liner or friendly?).
The unusual arrangement of back-to-back European visits by two high-level Chinese foreign policy officials signals Beijing’s urgency to prevent further European strategic rebalancing in favour of the US, said analysts.
Milos Vystrcil defies Wang Yi’s warnings he will ‘make an enemy of the Chinese people’ for high-profile visit.
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