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China asks Korea not to export products using rare earths to US defense firms, paper reports
When any country's leader or government criticise something that China is doing, their official response is always 'do not interfere in another country's business'. Ditto China - with bells on. -
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China asks Korea not to export products using rare earths to US defense firms, paper reports
Sounds more like a threat than an ask. -
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Crime Red Bull Heir at Centre as High-Profile Corruption Verdict Looms
Surely you cannot be guilty of tampering with evidence without some incentive being given to you to tamper. So, I assume the court knows who bribed these guys (otherwise they wouldn't be able to prove tampering and rather just negligence of duty). Therefore, why isn't anyone else being charged in this case i.e. the people that paid the bribes/"requested" the tampering with evidence? -
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Report Swiss Man Faces Arrest in Phuket Over Alleged Assault on Thai Doctor
Any one who kicks anyone in the back especially a woman should be in jail a minimum of 6 months. This guy is pure trash. Anyone who condones this behavior is along side him. it wasn’t even his property let alone his right to do such an act. Someone needs to horse whip him. Second Swiss Man to attack a woman other one was a beating of an older woman in a grocery store. What’s with this behavior. Is this Swiss culture? Very doubtful but obviously giving Swiss people a Black Eye in Thailand and hurting the rest of us also. Throw the Book at him then throw him out of the country permanently my vote. -
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China asks Korea not to export products using rare earths to US defense firms, paper reports
SEOUL, April 22 (Reuters) - Beijing recently asked South Korean companies not to export products containing China's rare earth minerals to U.S. defense firms, the Korea Economic Daily reported on Tuesday, citing government and company sources. The report said China's commerce ministry delivered the message in letters to Korean companies which make power transformers, batteries, displays, electric vehicles, aerospace and medical equipment, all of which use the key materials. The letters said Korean companies could face sanctions if they violate the export restrictions, the report said https://archive.ph/RmmQM It will be interesting to learn how this will play out. I don't think China has exatlyendeared itself to South Korea given its continued support of the Kims. On the other hand, if South Korea doesn't comply, then maybe its supply of rare earths will dry up. And on the third hand, there's Trump's proposed tariff of 25%. Quite a dilemma.
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