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The #EuropeanUnion is putting more effort into reducing its dependence on #China.
EU officials say drugmakers may face stricter rules to ensure the supply of #Medicines. The bloc wants to reduce its imports of pharmaceutical products from China and other tyrannies.
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EU officials say drugmakers may face stricter rules to ensure the supply of #Medicines. The bloc wants to reduce its imports of pharmaceutical products from China and other tyrannies.
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The #EuropeanUnion is putting more effort into reducing its dependence on #China.
EU officials say drugmakers may face stricter rules to ensure the supply of #Medicines. The bloc wants to reduce its imports of pharmaceutical products from China and other tyrannies.
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EU officials say drugmakers may face stricter rules to ensure the supply of #Medicines. The bloc wants to reduce its imports of pharmaceutical products from China and other tyrannies.
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Tonight, we cover the latest on the #BeijingOlympic #boycotts and how China claims it will retaliate if nations join the growing list of diplomatic boycotts started by the United States. Also, there is an economic stand-off with Lithuania in the #EuropeanUnion and China. We take a look at how the Winter Games, the boycotts, and the economic standoff all come together.
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China's Diplomatic Warfare Using 2022 Olympic Games While Escalating Tension With Lithuania
Tonight’s China on Friday, we cover the latest on the Beijing Olympic boycotts. And how China claims they will retaliate if nations join the growing list of diplomatic boycotts started by the United States. Plus, there is an economic stand-off with Lithuania…
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#Lithuania is a member state of the #EuropeanUnion. Because of its support for #Taiwan and recognizing the Taiwanese government, China downgraded diplomatic ties with Lithuania.
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The European Parliament discusses further measures to counter foreign intervention, focusing on China and Russia
Europe is considering implementing an “Anti-Foreign Intervention Law", like Australia, to contend against foreign political propaganda and to influence the development of local democracy.
The European Parliament’s Special Committee on Foreign Interference and Disinformation (#INGE) discussed a 33-page draft report in Brussels on Tuesday (9th November). Among them, 40 mentions of China, more than twice of Russia. Participants urged the EU to set up a special task force to monitor the intervention from China.
After the INGE delegation composed of transnational members of the European Parliament visited Taiwan last week, the European Parliament this week immediately discussed that the #EU should take further measures to deal with foreign intervention and threats such as China and Russia.
A draft report mentioned that some authoritarian powers try to penetrate Europe, especially the United Front Work Department of the Chinese Communist Party (#CCP). The report stated that the counteraction could take Australia and New Zealand as a reference, and it will be submitted to the European Parliament for a non-binding vote early next year.
Source: Stand News #Nov10
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#EuropeanParliament #EuropeanUnion #China #Russia #Intervention
Europe is considering implementing an “Anti-Foreign Intervention Law", like Australia, to contend against foreign political propaganda and to influence the development of local democracy.
The European Parliament’s Special Committee on Foreign Interference and Disinformation (#INGE) discussed a 33-page draft report in Brussels on Tuesday (9th November). Among them, 40 mentions of China, more than twice of Russia. Participants urged the EU to set up a special task force to monitor the intervention from China.
After the INGE delegation composed of transnational members of the European Parliament visited Taiwan last week, the European Parliament this week immediately discussed that the #EU should take further measures to deal with foreign intervention and threats such as China and Russia.
A draft report mentioned that some authoritarian powers try to penetrate Europe, especially the United Front Work Department of the Chinese Communist Party (#CCP). The report stated that the counteraction could take Australia and New Zealand as a reference, and it will be submitted to the European Parliament for a non-binding vote early next year.
Source: Stand News #Nov10
https://bit.ly/3m0TMAW
#EuropeanParliament #EuropeanUnion #China #Russia #Intervention
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The #EuropeanUnion takes action against #China to back one of its member countries. Now, the organization is launching a case against the Chinese regime with the #WorldTradeOrganization.
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The #EuropeanUnion is fighting back against China for its member country #Lithuania. At the #WorldTradeOrganization, the Union launched a case against the Chinese communist regime.
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#Taiwan said it is backing the #EuropeanUnion in filing a trade case against China in the #WorldTradeOrganization. The United States and Australia are also on the side of the European Union.
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#Russia has now been sanctioned by the #EuropeanUnion and more than half a dozen countries globally. Will Russia look to its Chinese ally for help to blunt these sanctions? Is international pressure only pushing Russia closer to China?
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Taiwan vs. Ukraine: How Are They Different
A nuclear threat on Ukraine, sanctions on Russia—as Ukraine battles its powerful neighbor, Taiwan is under pressure from China. But will a Taiwan invasion be next? Beijing has been slow to evacuate its nationals from Ukraine. But while China suggested they…
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#Beijing Attempts to Silence Consulates' June 4th Commemoration in Hong Kong
On the eve of June 4th, Beijing's foreign affairs office in Hong Kong sent warning to different consulates, asking them not to "make any gesture" on June 4, 2022.
June 4th 2022 marks the 33 year-mark of the Tiananmen Massacre in Beijing, where the Chinese Communist Party (#CCP) government brutally cracked down pro-democracy civilians in 1989.
Commemorative events such as candlelight vigil had been annually held in Hong Kong until the enforcement of the #NationalSecurityLaw in 2020.
Beijing's office claimed that the commemorative activities in Hong Kong were organized by "a small fraction of anti-China people with hostility towards the Chinese government". According to CCP, there is "no need to remember June 4th".
On June 4, 2022, the US consulate and the Australia consulate in Hong Kong posted the Pillar of Shame and a candlelight image on their social media platform respectively, in commemoration of the victims of the 1989 June 4th Tiananmen Massacre. The Polish Consulate-general fearured candles in their social media post. Both the US consulate-general and the #EuropeanUnion office in Hong Kong lit candles on their windows.
Source: Lady Liberty; Mingpao; InMedia #June4
https://bit.ly/3teumDA
https://www.facebook.com/LadyLibertyHongKong/photos/a.104843870902055/791906062195829/
https://bit.ly/3xlvEiA
#Remembrance #Censorship #PoliticalSuppression
On the eve of June 4th, Beijing's foreign affairs office in Hong Kong sent warning to different consulates, asking them not to "make any gesture" on June 4, 2022.
June 4th 2022 marks the 33 year-mark of the Tiananmen Massacre in Beijing, where the Chinese Communist Party (#CCP) government brutally cracked down pro-democracy civilians in 1989.
Commemorative events such as candlelight vigil had been annually held in Hong Kong until the enforcement of the #NationalSecurityLaw in 2020.
Beijing's office claimed that the commemorative activities in Hong Kong were organized by "a small fraction of anti-China people with hostility towards the Chinese government". According to CCP, there is "no need to remember June 4th".
On June 4, 2022, the US consulate and the Australia consulate in Hong Kong posted the Pillar of Shame and a candlelight image on their social media platform respectively, in commemoration of the victims of the 1989 June 4th Tiananmen Massacre. The Polish Consulate-general fearured candles in their social media post. Both the US consulate-general and the #EuropeanUnion office in Hong Kong lit candles on their windows.
Source: Lady Liberty; Mingpao; InMedia #June4
https://bit.ly/3teumDA
https://www.facebook.com/LadyLibertyHongKong/photos/a.104843870902055/791906062195829/
https://bit.ly/3xlvEiA
#Remembrance #Censorship #PoliticalSuppression