Not just taiwan, but even japan could be part if china soon

[syed putra]

Use of their Their language and culture will be protected

 

[syed putra]

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What did American allies make of Trump’s trip to China to meet Xi?​

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Albee Zhangin ShanghaiandJosephine Main Hong Kong
Published: 8:42pm, 15 May 2026Updated: 11:54pm, 15 May 2026

The summit between presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump was watched closely around the world for welcome moves towards stability but it also triggered anxiety among traditional US allies.

As he returned home on Air Force One on Friday, Trump had a phone call with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

“We exchanged views, centring on various issues surrounding China, including the economy – encompassing economic security – and security matters,” Takaichi wrote in a social media post. She pledged to continue close collaboration to strengthen Japan-US alliance.

 

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tiongcock will go thru’ both a demographic and economic collapse resulting in muslim and nigger mass migration to tiongcock. tiongcock will no longer belong to tiongs anymore. it will becum so 3rd world and fucked up only losers will migrate there.

 

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Retards always fall for such clickbait.

Enrique A. Fonseca Porras​

https://locusworkspace.com/member-profile-enrique-fonseca-porras/

https://cz.linkedin.com/in/enriquefonseca

https://grokipedia.com/page/Enrique_Fonseca_Porras

A couple months before the Spanish national elections, almost on a whim and struggling to figure out how to move forward, he and a Spanish colleague decided to write a book about how the non-Marxist political parties should learn from the marketing strategies of the Communist party. They finished the entire book within a month. Not long after, they had offers from multiple Spanish publishers and were soon launching a book promotion. El método podemos: Marketing marxista para partidos no marxistas became an overnight success in Spanish political circles (luckily the publication coincided with national elections supporting their case), giving Fonseca and his co-author immediate recognition.

Finding success in following his passions, Fonseca turned with two colleagues to vlogging, started their own politics YouTube channel, Visualpolitik (update as of 22 Mar 2018, the Spanish-language channel has more than 565,000 subscribers, and has spun off an English-language version that’s about to hit the 380,000 subscriber mark)!