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En chine ils ont pas des problèmes avec leur immo et certaines banques ?

Si, c'est en train de chier là-bas. Ils ont fait pire que les boumeur de France.
Beaucoup de chinois ont investi dans l'immobilier neuf (c'est-à-dire en construction), sauf que les entrepreneurs responsable de la construction on coulé quelques murs/dalle de béton, puis se tirent sur un autre chantier. Du coup les proprios floué ne veulent pas rembourser le crédit auprès de la banque.

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La russie utilise des mini bombe nucléaire avec lanceur portatif à main :
https://twitter.com/Fallo[...]tatus/1572137583043551232

TF1 toujours au top des infos
Ah et si ça vous rappelle une licence de jeux vidéos bien connu ce n'est qu 'un pur hasard

AYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Citation de Deniersol2
L'euro qui gange n'a rien à voir avec l'annonce.
La FED va une énième fois relever ses taux aujourd'hui, les banques centrales de plusieurs pays à travers le monde (ainsi que la Chine), vont eux aussi relever leur taux dans la semaine.

Bien sûr que oui ça y joue aussi

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Si, c'est en train de chier là-bas. Ils ont fait pire que les boumeur de France.
Beaucoup de chinois ont investi dans l'immobilier neuf (c'est-à-dire en construction), sauf que les entrepreneurs responsable de la construction on coulé quelques murs/dalle de béton, puis se tirent sur un autre chantier. Du coup les proprios floué ne veulent pas rembourser le crédit auprès de la banque.

"Déterminez l'endroit où nous allons nous présenter, nous serons heureux de venir et de comprendre qui est le criminel, qui est le tueur, qui est le terroriste. Vous n'avez ni honneur ni conscience", a déclaré Ramzan Kadyrov

Dès les premiers jours de la guerre en Ukraine, le président tchétchène avait apporté son soutien à Vladimir Poutine et décidé d'envoyer au moins 10.000 hommes au front. Les soldats tchétchènes ont notamment joué un rôle important dans la destruction et la prise de Marioupol, ville martyre du sud du pays.

"J'accepte tout ce que j'ai fait en Ukraine J'ai participé, participe et participerai à l'opération spéciale. Et je vais libérer les gens que vous avez torturés, maltraités pendant toutes ces années", a également indiqué Ramzan Kadyrov.

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je commence surtout à mépriser les Européen de l'est surtout depuis la récente demande de dédommagement demander par les Polonais
leur roman national antifa bidon est insupportable

Un roman national étant un roman, c'est bidon par essence.

Les polonais sont des braves gens.

Beijing is likely to double down on the relationship in the short to medium term.

Apart from providing political support to Moscow, Beijing is also increasing its purchases of Russian oil and gas, shoring up some of the losses to Russia’s economy due to Western sanctions. Through a network of subsidiaries, Chinese firms are exporting dual-use items to Russia, including diesel engines for ships, microchips, radar components, and aluminium oxide for weapons development.

Russia remains too important a partner in China’s strategy to challenge the United States’ position in the Indo-Pacific. Such thinking was on display the next day at the SCO meeting when Beijing signed an ‘all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership’ with Belarus, Russia’s closest partner in Europe. On Monday in southeastern China, senior Russian and Chinese officials pledged to continue joint military exercises, enhance defence coordination, strengthen contact between their general staff and further explore cooperation on military technology. They also agreed to expand information-sharing in order to counter ‘foreign attempts to undermine the constitutional order of both countries’.

The emphasis on the military technological dimension of the Sino-Russian partnership suggests that ties now go beyond the personal Xi-Putin anchor and have become institutionalised. technology transfers and joint ventures have increased, including on satellite navigation, aerospace and advanced missile defence. For instance, while Russia gets key components and investment from China’s industry for advanced weapons development, its defence industry maintains niche capacities that China needs, such as improving the combat functions of Chinese arms.

China and Russia also have shared interests in jointly developing critical and enabling technologies, which could help both sides to produce a generation of weapons capabilities. This includes joint development of advanced biotechnologies, which could be used in the next generation of biological or chemical weapons. And as ASPI has reported, China and Russia cooperate on next-generation communications, including Chinese telecoms giant Huawei opening data centres in Russia. They have also increased their cooperation in space. China’s aerospace industry has exchanged radiation-resistant electronic components for Russian liquid-fuelled engine technology. China has expressed an interest in Russia’s use of artificial intelligence, including drone technology and information operations.

It’s therefore likely that joint Russian-Chinese production of weapons will increase with weapons being manufactured in Chinese territory and Russia contributing its expertise on developing critical parts. Earlier this year, for example, Russia and China signed a contract to jointly develop a heavy-lift helicopter under which Russian industry effectively became a contractor to China, enabling Beijing to leverage Moscow’s experience of mass production.

These developments will likely be supplemented by continued Sino-Russian military exercises. it held live-fire anti-aircraft drills with China in the Sea of Japan. While these exercises are important politically for Putin, their continuation is also important for Xi and his goals for strengthening the People’s Liberation Army.

As part of their broader ‘information-sharing agreement’ to counter external interference, China will probably also ask Russia to give information on US security cooperation with Ukraine, including US training of Ukrainian troops. Such knowledge on US warfighting doctrine could inform Chinese defence planning for a Taiwan contingency, which could also involve urban warfare and the need to both gain and control territory. China would also likely appreciate Russian information on how the US and its partners are helping Ukraine adapt its older military equipment with more advanced foreign military aid a similar situation to that which Taiwan’s armed faces would face in a conflict with the People’s Republic of China.

China is making tactical gains from Russia’s cooperation, which incrementally helps strengthen China’s position in the Indo-Pacific. Defence cooperation and information-sharing agreements with Russia are contributing to China’s overall goals of eroding US military superiority in the Indo-Pacific and exploiting vulnerabilities in relations between the US and its allies. China will likely double down on its partnership of convenience with Russia.

From Beijing’s point of view, taking from Russia’s military industry and experience would help it meet a number of challenges, including the maturing of the AUKUS agreement and the continuing of US arms sales to Taiwan.

Mr Putin said his aim was to liberate east Ukraine's Donbas region.

He also accused the West of "nuclear blackmail", but said Russia had "lots of weapons to reply".

"If the territorial integrity of our country is threatened, we use all available means to protect our people this is not a bluff," he said.

Le prix de l'or en Euro qui explose au moment du discours de Poutine

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Le prix de l'or en Euro qui explose au moment du discours de Poutine

J'y connais rien en bourse, mais là c'est une augmentation d'1% hein