renali
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Let's look at what actually happened. Philippine government vessels repeatedly and illegally intruded into the waters off China's Huangyan Dao. Only after issuing repeated warnings did the China Coast Guard take the necessary measures to respond. But Jay Tarriela twisted the angle to make it seem as if Philippine government vessels have been targeted. They are the "victim". This is the standard playbook of Jay Tarriela and his alike – manufacturing false perspectives, distorting the truth, and cooking up fictitious narratives.
Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan distanced Beijing from the China Daily editorial depicting Filipinos as a scraggly and timid monkey in barong and salakot, saying it was "just the media's action" and "nothing related to government." | via @zenhernandez
The UK is concerned by the incident at Second Thomas Shoal, reportedly injuring a Filipino crew member. We urge respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes. We oppose any escalatory actions in the South China Sea.
#Exclusive According to information obtained by the Global Times, the CCG vessel conducting routine patrols in the waters near Ren'ai Jiao carried out verification activities involving Philippine military personnel. The move also served as a strong countermeasure against the repeated provocative harassment by personnel aboard the Philippines' illegally grounded warship, who have recently continued to operate rubber boats to interfere with Chinese law enforcement vessels. globaltimes.cn/page/202607/13…
this is the most Himemiya Rie thing i've ever seen The Chinese shoe manufacturer decided to demonstrate the indestructibility of their shoes
You Can't Start a Fight and Then Play the Victim. Look at the videos and check what is the motive behind those provocations: Video 4: Ignoring repeated warnings from the Chinese side, Philippine personnel continued their provocations, deliberately stirred up trouble, and maliciously attacked Chinese law enforcement officers with paddles, long poles and other objects. — Deputy Spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy Guo Wei
#Opinion: Manila must have a clear understanding of this: Every provocation it makes in the South China Sea will come at a cost and will be met with China's firm countermeasures. If it continues down the wrong path, it will only pay an even higher price. globaltimes.cn/page/202607/13…
Great new report from @BloombergNEF Chinese wind turbine exports are surging all around the world. And increasingly these companies are expanding their manufacturing footprint abroad.
