Comments by "M" (@mg.f.9023) on "Signals from US, Australia mark 2 shifts in intelligence with Chinese threat of foreign interference" video.

  1. “In America’s case the institutions are so strong that politics is become almost a spectacle which doesn’t seem to impact any thing else there” - Ruchir Sharma
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  2. List of Chinese Companies in India · 1. Lenovo · 2. Xiaomi · 3. Oppo · 4. Vivo · 5. Realme · 6. Oneplus · 7. TCL · 8. WISCO. 9. MG Motors
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  3. The Chinese central bank owns 0.8% of Infosys, worth ₹4,678 crore, and 0.7% of ICICI Bank, worth ₹4,583 crore at current prices. It also owns a 0.24% stake in TCS, valued at approximately ₹3,157 crore, and a 0.4% stake in Bajaj Finance, worth ₹1,928 crore. - LiveMint 12 Oct 2023
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  4. What about reporting of Indians in Russia forced to fight war?
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  5. ‘Winning Without War: Chinese Supremacy in Global Supply Chains.’ ‘In addition to semiconductor production, China has invested substantially in artificial intelligence and its telecommunications infrastructure.’ ‘Chinese development of artificial intelligence capabilities with 5G will exacerbate supply chain vulnerabilities, enabling greater technology theft and exposing data on materiel used in the production of U.S. and NATO weapons systems.’ ‘By exploiting opportunities within supply chains to dominate markets critical to national security, assert undemocratic values, and control natural resource rich areas, China seeks to increase its relative position globally and limit how the U.S. could respond to protect its interests.’ …the ability of the U.S. to produce more weapons to meet the demand of a war with China would be limited because of bottlenecks in military supply chains. - Evan Hanson, logistics officer in the U.S. Air Force.
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  6. List of Chinese Companies in India · 1. Lenovo · 2. Xiaomi · 3. Oppo · 4. Vivo · 5. Realme · 6. Oneplus · 7. TCL · 8. WISCO.
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  7. MG Motor UK Limited, trading as MG or MG Motor, is an automotive company headquartered in London, and owned by the Shanghai-based Chinese state-owned automaker SAIC Motor.
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  8. “The Middle East Has Oil. China Has Rare Earths.” (Deng Xiaoping, 1987) Russia has joined forces with China in a mutually beneficial relationship. For example, while China has invested billions in Africa to exploit the rare metal resources, Russia installed the muscle with paid mercenaries. these are the enforcers hired by governments to keep the people of these countries in check. Rare earths have become a fundamental part of modern life. Cell phones, computers, televisions, and cars are among the indispensable products powered by the strong internal magnets manufactured from rare earths. Modern medical devices, communication systems, and a sustainable, “green” energy transition are entirely dependent on successful exploitation of this non-renewable resource and, as can be easily inferred, rare earths are vital for the development of military technology.
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