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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/11364282
Agreement with Budapest raises fears of Beijing’s growing influence in Europe.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/11364282
Agreement with Budapest raises fears of Beijing’s growing influence in Europe.
Is there a source without links to the regime in the UK? The UK is considered a ‘systemic rival’ to the EU by the EU, so any claims by UK state-affiliated media should be viewed through a lens of foreign propaganda.
Okay so reading between the lines, it’s about tourist services and has no impact on 99.9% of the country?
Who are these people?
Which abuses?
Based on what? Who warned? Who are they?
Viktor Orban is a communist actually, says their expert. For more insight into the overwhelming intellect of their expert, I present to you his pinned tweet. https://nitter.poast.org/daniel_freund/status/1766097991180382216#m
Note this expert is the not the ‘they’ from earlier.
From who? Your readers certainly, but anyone who follows world affairs knows that their ‘human rights record with the Uighurs’ is completely clean. Since they can’t publish that conspiracy theory any more, now they just hope you infer it.
There’s a link “Similar deals were struck with Italy”, and then they’re just in uniform.
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But the article keeps saying “secret police”, including in this article
And then the article just kinda becomes China Bad.
It leverages China’s construction and project management expertise, because it’s an infrastructure programme.
That’s his job. You shake the hands of the other world leaders when you go to official functions.
By Western standards, China’s record on human rights with respect to Uyghurs is not clean. However, it’s no more dirty than China’s record on human rights with respect to Han.
Turns out, Western standards look down on things like collectivism and the common good in favour of individual rights and privileges.
Western criticism of the one child policy, for example, is the exact same thing as Western criticism of government-imposed family planning on Uyghurs: by Western standards, the government should only impose family planning policy through economic levels, never legally enforceable ones.
I think they’re using “secret police” to trigger memories of last year’s bullshit Chinese secret police stations narrative.