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by Janko Suvar Mon Mar 22, 2021 11:06 amAko nije jasno, to je Nil Ferguson, usao u full on the road to Mandalay moud.
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Опростите ми, али ја умем да мерим само једним еталоном:
Достојан најбољих драгстора Србије!
Дочекали бисмо га као свога.
Достојан најбољих драгстора Србије!
Дочекали бисмо га као свога.
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Burundi is an exception among other nations because it is a country which gave God first place, a God who guards and protects from all misfortune.
Burundi... opskurno udruženje 20ak levičarskih intelektualaca, kojima je fetiš odbrana poniženih i uvredjenih.
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Sve i da je u pravu, uvek je tu Second Island Chain. Da je samo to - vec je bitno drugacije od Sueza. A i inace je skroz drugacije
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Snubs? Perhaps the biggest snub of the #Oscars night was the Chinese media completely ignoring Beijing-born Chloé Zhao's history-making double win for #Nomadland https://t.co/HrGOx2goPT
— Äbid Rahman (@gentlemanabroad) April 26, 2021
Razlog:
The remark that seems to have stuck in the craw of Beijing's censorship apparatus came in an interview Zhao gave nearly a decade ago to the small New York quarterly, Filmmaker Magazine. Describing the inspirations for her debut feature, Songs My Brothers Taught Me, about a Native American teen struggling to find his way on a reservation, Zhao said, "It goes back to when I was a teenager in China, being in a place where there are lies everywhere."
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Bajdenova kineskinja
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Planovi da se otvori kampus Fudan Univerziteta u Budimpešti
Chinese university plan causes security concerns in Hungary (apnews.com)
Chinese university plan causes security concerns in Hungary (apnews.com)
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— Antoine Bondaz (@AntoineBondaz) April 30, 2021
Nouvelle vidéo de la Marine chinoise digne d’un court métrage d’Hollywood: forces spéciales, oreille d’or, porte-avions, et évidemment logo du 100e anniversaire du Parti car l’APL est l’armée du Parti et non du pays.@alexjubelin @Olivier1Schmittpic.twitter.com/KvWzsRUiKq
Deepl prevod:
New video of the Chinese Navy worthy of a Hollywood short film: special forces, golden ear, aircraft carrier, and obviously the logo of the 100th anniversary of the Party because the PLA is the army of the Party and not the country.
https://thefilmtower.com/2019/06/22/the-wolfs-call-le-chant-du-loup-2019/“Golden Ear” (oreille d’or): a sonar operator specialized in listening to underwater sounds and identifying threats around the submarine
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Sta je ovo, simulacija iskrcavanja na Tajvan
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Vidis da se brane na snimkuMór Thököly wrote:Sta je ovo, simulacija iskrcavanja na Tajvan
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Što se ostaloga tiče, smatram da Zapad treba razoriti
Jedini proleter Burundija
Pristalica krvne osvete
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Pa vidim marinci se iskrcavaju negde...
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Tek da vidis sta rade americki marinici na svojim propagandim snimcimaMór Thököly wrote:Pa vidim marinci se iskrcavaju negde...
Msm salu nastranu, to su marinci, to im je i svrha, sta ce drugo da rade na snimcima kineskog Dozvolite nego da se iskrcavaju negde. Sam klip je onako nekoherentan bar meni, posebno po tom pitanju scenaria, mda nije to ni bitno, vojska fit, puca, leti, brine o prodici, kao i svaki klip ove vrste, ne bih ja tu ucitavao nesto preterano.
E sad ako je neki zapadni nvo think tank bio spreman da mi plati 5000 evryy mesecno za to, bogami spremaju se da okupiraju australiju kinezi, cim zavrse sa tajvanom, japanom i juznom korejom sto se jasno vidi iz prilozenog snimka
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ovi debili se bar lože na pare koje ležu iz kine, ali klinci koji se lože na severnu koreju su virvirko levičari
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China’s ruling Communist Party said Monday it will ease birth limits to allow all couples to have three children instead of two in hopes of slowing the rapid aging of its population, which is adding to strains on the economy and society.
The ruling party has enforced birth limits since 1980 to restrain population growth but worries the number of working-age people is falling too fast while the share over age 65 is rising. That threatens to disrupt its ambitions to transform China into a prosperous consumer society and global technology leader.
A ruling party meeting led by President Xi Jinping decided to introduce “measures to actively deal with the aging population,” the official Xinhua News Agency said. It said leaders agreed ”implementing the policy of one couple can have three children and supporting measures are conducive to improving China’s population structure.”
https://apnews.com/article/china-bd12b9c524853f33cca8db3a6930b936
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Hungary agrees to open Chinese university campus in Budapest by 2024
Hungary has signed an agreement to open a Chinese university campus in Budapest by 2024.
The deal would make the Shanghai-based Fudan University campus the first Chinese university campus in the European Union.
Hungarian officials insist that Fudan, ranked among the top 100 universities in the world, will help raise the standard of higher education in Hungary, providing courses to 6,000 Hungarian, Chinese and other students, and bring Chinese investment and research to the country.
But critics of the plan say the massive investment places an undue financial burden on Hungarian taxpayers, and that it is indicative of prime minister Viktor Orban's closening ties to autocracies in Moscow and Beijing.
"They want to bring in a university which is indeed a serious university on the international level, but its charter requires that it represent the world view of the Chinese Communist Party," said Budapest mayor Gergely Karacsony.
He also sees very serious national security risks in this investment.
Government documents obtained in April by Hungarian investigative journalism center Direkt36 show that the pre-tax construction costs for the 64-acre campus are estimated at $1.8 billion, more than Hungary spent on its entire higher education system in 2019.
The state plans to finance around 20% of the project from its central budget, and the rest through a $1.5 billion loan from a Chinese bank.
According to the documents, construction will be carried out using mostly Chinese materials and labor.
Hungary's government, which engages in frequent battles with the EU, has pursued an economic strategy it calls 'Eastern Opening', which favors increased diplomatic cooperation and trade with countries like China, Russia, Turkey and others in Central Asia.
Karacsony said the policies had made Hungary "a kind of advanced bastion of Eastern great powers in the European Union."
China extending soft power
Last year, Hungary agreed to take a $2 billion loan from China's Exim Bank for construction of a railway line between Budapest and Serbia's capital Belgrade, part of China's global Belt and Road initiative.
Hungary also hosts Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei's largest supply center outside of China, and is the only country in the EU to have approved a Chinese COVID-19 vaccine.
According to Peter Kreko, director of the Budapest-based think tank Political Capital, the Fudan development is part of a trend of China extending soft power and influence through education programs and investments in the region.
"In the case of the Budapest to Belgrade railway line, and in the case of the Fudan university, China receives everything, it receives a lot of contracts for its companies, it can give a loan for a quite high interest rate and also it can buy the political influence. So, both the political and the economical beneficiary of these two projects are China on one hand and on the other hand, the Hungarian governmental elites", Kreko said.
He also echoed concerns by Budapest's mayor that the project could open the door to espionage.
In a statement to local media this week, the US Embassy in Budapest expressed reservations over the university coming to Hungary "given Beijing's proven track record of using academic institutions to advance a malign influence agenda and stifle intellectual freedom."
Neither the government's spokesperson nor the ministry responsible for the project responded to multiple requests for comment.
Orban has maligned western powers for engaging in 'liberal imperialism', and champions what he calls 'illiberal democracy' in Hungary, based on right-wing populism and a firm opposition to immigration.
Recent changes to the management of Hungarian universities renewed claims that Orban seeks to expand his control over the country's educational and cultural institutions and require that they instill patriotic values.
In 2018, Central European University, one of Hungary's premier postgraduate institutions, was effectively forced out of the country after amendments were passed to higher education law which were widely seen as targeting the university.
After sending the private university "into exile," Karacsony said, "now the government brings in another one which represents the ideology of the (Chinese) communist party and costs the Hungarian taxpayers billions. It is derogative for Budapest and derogative for Hungary."
In 2019, a rare student protest erupted at Fudan's Shanghai campus after China's Ministry of Education changed the university's charter, removing references to "academic independence and freedom of thought."
The charter states that the school "adheres to the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (and) fully implements the party's educational policy."
During a recent visit to Tsinghua University in Beijing, Chinese president Xi Jinping said the country's universities should train a new generation "loyal to the socialist cause," and to the CCP.
https://www.euronews.com/2021/05/02/hungary-agrees-to-open-chinese-university-campus-in-budapest-by-2024
Hungary has signed an agreement to open a Chinese university campus in Budapest by 2024.
The deal would make the Shanghai-based Fudan University campus the first Chinese university campus in the European Union.
Hungarian officials insist that Fudan, ranked among the top 100 universities in the world, will help raise the standard of higher education in Hungary, providing courses to 6,000 Hungarian, Chinese and other students, and bring Chinese investment and research to the country.
But critics of the plan say the massive investment places an undue financial burden on Hungarian taxpayers, and that it is indicative of prime minister Viktor Orban's closening ties to autocracies in Moscow and Beijing.
"They want to bring in a university which is indeed a serious university on the international level, but its charter requires that it represent the world view of the Chinese Communist Party," said Budapest mayor Gergely Karacsony.
He also sees very serious national security risks in this investment.
Government documents obtained in April by Hungarian investigative journalism center Direkt36 show that the pre-tax construction costs for the 64-acre campus are estimated at $1.8 billion, more than Hungary spent on its entire higher education system in 2019.
The state plans to finance around 20% of the project from its central budget, and the rest through a $1.5 billion loan from a Chinese bank.
According to the documents, construction will be carried out using mostly Chinese materials and labor.
Hungary's government, which engages in frequent battles with the EU, has pursued an economic strategy it calls 'Eastern Opening', which favors increased diplomatic cooperation and trade with countries like China, Russia, Turkey and others in Central Asia.
Karacsony said the policies had made Hungary "a kind of advanced bastion of Eastern great powers in the European Union."
China extending soft power
Last year, Hungary agreed to take a $2 billion loan from China's Exim Bank for construction of a railway line between Budapest and Serbia's capital Belgrade, part of China's global Belt and Road initiative.
Hungary also hosts Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei's largest supply center outside of China, and is the only country in the EU to have approved a Chinese COVID-19 vaccine.
According to Peter Kreko, director of the Budapest-based think tank Political Capital, the Fudan development is part of a trend of China extending soft power and influence through education programs and investments in the region.
"In the case of the Budapest to Belgrade railway line, and in the case of the Fudan university, China receives everything, it receives a lot of contracts for its companies, it can give a loan for a quite high interest rate and also it can buy the political influence. So, both the political and the economical beneficiary of these two projects are China on one hand and on the other hand, the Hungarian governmental elites", Kreko said.
He also echoed concerns by Budapest's mayor that the project could open the door to espionage.
In a statement to local media this week, the US Embassy in Budapest expressed reservations over the university coming to Hungary "given Beijing's proven track record of using academic institutions to advance a malign influence agenda and stifle intellectual freedom."
Neither the government's spokesperson nor the ministry responsible for the project responded to multiple requests for comment.
Orban has maligned western powers for engaging in 'liberal imperialism', and champions what he calls 'illiberal democracy' in Hungary, based on right-wing populism and a firm opposition to immigration.
Recent changes to the management of Hungarian universities renewed claims that Orban seeks to expand his control over the country's educational and cultural institutions and require that they instill patriotic values.
In 2018, Central European University, one of Hungary's premier postgraduate institutions, was effectively forced out of the country after amendments were passed to higher education law which were widely seen as targeting the university.
After sending the private university "into exile," Karacsony said, "now the government brings in another one which represents the ideology of the (Chinese) communist party and costs the Hungarian taxpayers billions. It is derogative for Budapest and derogative for Hungary."
In 2019, a rare student protest erupted at Fudan's Shanghai campus after China's Ministry of Education changed the university's charter, removing references to "academic independence and freedom of thought."
The charter states that the school "adheres to the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (and) fully implements the party's educational policy."
During a recent visit to Tsinghua University in Beijing, Chinese president Xi Jinping said the country's universities should train a new generation "loyal to the socialist cause," and to the CCP.
https://www.euronews.com/2021/05/02/hungary-agrees-to-open-chinese-university-campus-in-budapest-by-2024
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U odličnoj knjizi Kako je Kina izbegla šok terapiju (na čijoj promociji na Amherstu sam govorio sa Jamiem Galbraithom i Binom Wongom) Isabella Weber piše o tome kako je Kina, možda samo sticajem srećnih okolnosti, uspela da zaobiđe šok terapiju i ekonomski „veliki prasak“ koji je zadesio zemlje istočne Evrope i pronađe sopstveni put razvoja.
Autorka tek usputno pominje da je Kina uspešno izbegla još jednu veliku opasnost: zamku dugova. Ta opasnost se nadvila nad Kinu oko 1978, kada je Hua Guofeng pravio planove za pokretanje ekonomije primenom istočnoevropskog modela ekonomskog razvoja. Isabella Weber piše o delegacijama kineskih ekonomista koji su 1988. posetili Mađarsku i Jugoslaviju da bi videli rezultate ekonomskih reformi u ovim zemljama. Ocene sa kojima su se vratili u Kinu bile su prilično nepovoljne zbog anemičnog rasta i visoke inflacije u obe zemlje. Verujem da su u Kinu odneli i poučnu priču o opasnostima pada u zamku dugova.
https://pescanik.net/kina-i-istocna-evropa/
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Летећи Полип wrote:U odličnoj knjizi Kako je Kina izbegla šok terapiju (na čijoj promociji na Amherstu sam govorio sa Jamiem Galbraithom i Binom Wongom) Isabella Weber piše o tome kako je Kina, možda samo sticajem srećnih okolnosti, uspela da zaobiđe šok terapiju i ekonomski „veliki prasak“ koji je zadesio zemlje istočne Evrope i pronađe sopstveni put razvoja.
Autorka tek usputno pominje da je Kina uspešno izbegla još jednu veliku opasnost: zamku dugova. Ta opasnost se nadvila nad Kinu oko 1978, kada je Hua Guofeng pravio planove za pokretanje ekonomije primenom istočnoevropskog modela ekonomskog razvoja. Isabella Weber piše o delegacijama kineskih ekonomista koji su 1988. posetili Mađarsku i Jugoslaviju da bi videli rezultate ekonomskih reformi u ovim zemljama. Ocene sa kojima su se vratili u Kinu bile su prilično nepovoljne zbog anemičnog rasta i visoke inflacije u obe zemlje. Verujem da su u Kinu odneli i poučnu priču o opasnostima pada u zamku dugova.
https://pescanik.net/kina-i-istocna-evropa/
Kina je imala kome da proda robu koja je bila konkurentna. E a zasto je bila konkurentna...well, u Jugoslaviji ili Poljskoj se zivelo lose, ali nezamislivo bolje od zivota u Kini 70tih. Plus obim.
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A i malčice je drugačije reagovala 1989.
Partija je zadržala političku kontrolu, i sa te je pozicije mogla da sistemski neokrnjeno podešava ekonomiju, dodaje i oduzima.
Partija je zadržala političku kontrolu, i sa te je pozicije mogla da sistemski neokrnjeno podešava ekonomiju, dodaje i oduzima.
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Pa da. Ali je bilo gusto. Da je bilo jos gusce pitanje je sta bi bilo. Ali nike bilo gusce jer se napredak vec osecao i drzava nije bila bankrot kao mnoge istevropske
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Појединачно посматрано, од 2017. закључно са 2020. годином, Кина је постала дуги највећи инвеститор у Србији са близу 1,4 милијарде евра страних директних инвестиција према званичним подацима НБС. Тиме је Кина у посматраном периоду претекла традиционално велике инвеститоре попут Немачке, Русије, Италије, Аустрије и Словеније.
Једина земља из које је у овом периоду дошло више инвестиција него из Кине је Холандија, али то треба узети са резервом јер су у Холандији због преференцијалног пореског третмана регистроване многе мултнационалне компаније (нпр. инвестиција ФИАТ-а формално је дошла из Холандије, не из Италије, јер је тамо компанија регистрована).
Када се у обзир узму и инвестиције кинеских компанија које су индиректно ушле у Србију (нпр. аквизиција канадске компаније Невсун која истражује налазиште бакра и злата код Бора од стране кинеске компаније Зиђин, а која је истовремено и власник РТБ Бор), можемо са сигурношћу рећи да је Кина убедљиво највећи појединачни инвеститор у Србији у периоду 2017-2020. година.
http://www.nspm.rs/prenosimo/sta-srbija-moze-da-nauci-iz-africkog-iskustva-sa-kineskim-investicijama.html
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