Posted in: China's rise takes the world into uncharted waters See in context
After the 2nd world war, the two powers that led the West were UK and USA. With the rise of the EU and the creation of the Euro, in parallel with the Growth of China and India, the USA and the UK have been losing influence and economic power. From the EU's point of view, the times we live in are of transformation due to the redistribution of wealth at a Global level.
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Posted in: TikTok troubles narrow gap between Beijing and ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming See in context
If Tik Tok is global Internet player, and if by being Chinese is a problem in an important market, why not move the Head Quarter of the company to Canada or the EU? The ownership would be maintained and the questions with India or USA would have a different approach. It´s an opinion.
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Posted in: ANA flight makes emergency landing in Manila See in context
Was the aircraft a Dreamliner or the usual 767-300?
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Posted in: ANA apologizes over racial stereotyping in new TV commercial See in context
Hi! I'm Portuguese so I'm also a long nose person. That's a right. It's a fact that we "Latinos" and "Pallid Faces" have longer noses that "Orientals". I'm very happy with that! And when the persons are not racists they mix and usually come up with the most beautiful looking people. I think we have to have a better sense of humor. Have a great life, enjoy.
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Posted in: Japan to uphold apology if South Korea settles wartime labor issue
Are regret, remorse and apology the same?
Posted in: Japan to uphold apology if South Korea settles wartime labor issue
In a year and when the fad is over you can hang it on the shelf with the other kitsch…
Posted in: Wearable Beanbag becomes a hot topic in Japan
As if anyone even cares what the little immature kid thinks, take a nap, Kim
Posted in: North Korea calls U.S. pledge of tanks to Ukraine 'unethical crime'