Xi says equal dialogue can resolve all differences with EU
2 Oct 31 · 8d ago · 2 posts · 2 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 2
Xi asserted that as long as China and the EU maintain partnership positioning and adhere to equal dialogue, 'differences and problems can always be resolved,' presenting a framework for managing bilateral disagreements.
“As long as China and the EU uphold a partnership positioning and adhere to equal dialogue, 'differences and problems can always be resolved'”
Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping Chinese PresidentFrank-Walter Steinmeier German President
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FYI Russia aren’t a super power. Their financial power is pretty lame smaller than many EU countries. They only get away with it because they hoodwink people in to thinking they’re bigger than they are. Their territory covers a lot of land but most that land is worthless. Their military can’t even take out one neighbour after years of fighting…
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conducting the largest European IP theft of any nation Have you been asleep for the past half a decade? The largest IP theft of history has been done by US AI companies. Absolutely dwarfing any IP theft that China has done by orders of magnitude. It's not even close to comparable. This is entirely quantifiable.
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Well we can't just isolate ourselves, not to mention that China can't either and if they don't form ties with us, they'll do it with someone else. I don't love the Chinese approach but they're by far the most reliable and less beckstabbing allies on the market in 2026
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The same Beijing that banned EU officials from entering CHina because they dared to speak against the treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang? That Beijing handles ties with sincerity and goodwill?
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You're an absolute retard if you can't click on the citations from academically published journals linked on the wiki page. And again, where is the CCP transparency of their own numbers?
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Well, even if China doesn't raise price, they can suddenly restrict export of their stuff to disrupt other economies. For example, they are already doing it with their rare earth.
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Reminder this only started to become a prominent talking point in the last 2 years. In the bigger picture, that's nothing.
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What do you mean? Our leaders in the EU already *are* the dumbest people on the planet.
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Europe should deal with whoever suits. No more toeing the US line. Simple enough.
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