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44·2 days agoIf ICE is deporting migrant families with a valid visa, is the U.S. then “inflexible”? Is it then a migrant father’s ‘reckless choice’ to have entered the country with his children? (To be safe: The answer is, no, it is the U.S. state that is reckless.)
The most weird point with your comment is that you even offend the victim calling him a “dipshit” and a “zealot.” How out of touch can you get.
They are citing Chinese state-controlled media. This comes straight from the CCP.
5·3 days agoIn December 2024, a video was circulating on Chinese social media that shows how China should conquer parts of Siberia up to lake Baikal.
In December 2024, a video was circulating on Chinese social media that shows how China should conquer parts of Siberia up to lake Baikal.
234·5 days agoYes, and we need also cut out of Tiktok :-)
I don’t know much about Sweden, but the government released a report including options for digital collaboration platform technologies for the public sector in 2021 (available in English and Swedish, both a s pdf).
At least the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning has chosen Nextcloud in 2022.
Not when “domestic” online retailers import the exact same crap
This is a myth, it’s not true.
Chinese platforms -as well as all Chinese companies in all sectors- employ their own supply chains. Products from Temu, Shein, AliExpress contain, among others, toxic chemicals at far higher levels than what is allowed in the EU or by any Western standards. Companies like Temu or Shein fail to meet legal standard regarding product safety and environmental and consumer protection. There are many reports from multiple independent sources. I don’t understand why these platforms aren’t shut down completely. They are a threat to your health. And the working conditions in these Chinese sweatshops are desastrous.
This is also why China has been heavily opposing any transparency laws of global supply chains. It’s a closed shop. If Chinese companies like BYD or CATL built battery factories abroad, they even send their own workers. And they work under slave-like conditions as Brazil’s authorities revealed this year at a Brazilian BYD plant:
[Brazilian authorities] said it had identified “163 workers who appeared to be in slave-like conditions”. … workers were kept in “an alarming situation of precariousness” and subjected to “degrading working conditions.”
“In one of the accommodations, workers slept on beds without mattresses and had no wardrobes for their personal effects, which were mixed together with food supplies,” the ministry said, adding that there was only one toilet for every 31 workers.
The ministry also said that it suspected that “forced labor” had occurred, as workers’ passports had been confiscated and 60% of their salary had been retained. The statement said that those who quit their jobs would be forced to pay the company for their airfare from China and their return ticket.
The working situation is similar at Chinese suppliers working for Temu, Shein & Co.
And Western shops can’t sell such toxic products as they would be closed immediately if they did. This alone is a reason why Temu and Shein and all others that don’t play by the rules should be banned immediately and forever.
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I am sorry, but did you read the article? This story has nothing to do with the Italian mafia. I don’t know why you post these links, and your remarks make no sense.
In December 2024, a video was circulating on Chinese social media that shows how China should conquer parts of Siberia up to lake Baikal.
The first steps have long been done by Russia. And it was not in love.
I respectfully disagree.
The only chance for a ‘just’ and lasting peace in Ukraine and Europe is a a complete defeat of Putin’s Russia. Everything else doesn’t end the war but will extend it.
Russia must leave the whole of Ukraine.
Maybe. Thanks, China.
No, more oil and gas.
The issue of imported tomatoes from China has long been a major issue in Italy before Trump became president this year. This has nothing to do with Trump.
Yes, and it can do it better, too :-)
28·2 months agoNo, that’s not true.
Such ‘incidients’ have been occuring frequently with products from Temu, Shein, and the like. I am wondering why something like that never happens with products bought, say, at local shops or other points of sale where strict product safety laws apply?
1·2 months agoNo worries. All good.
I am not here to win an argument, but insulting the victim the way you do it while at the same time saying that China is just “inflexible” is unacceptable imo.