Comments by "Happy Melon" (@happymelon7129) on "What's in it for Beijing as Xi hosts African leaders for major summit ? | DW News" video.

  1. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  2. Exactly what Indonesian did with its copper industry. Former president Joko Widodo put export control on raw Copper and stated all copper processing have to be completed in Indonesia before it can be exported. Then EU took Indonesia to WTO court because they couldn't exploit Indonesia's copper anymore, WTO sided with EU, but Indonesia still keep the export control. The west has been doing this resources colonialism to developing countries for decades. It's ironic for them to scream 'unfair trade' practices to China, when they are the one who are actively practicing unfair trading.
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  3. U$ UK and EU setup Africa & South America as their toilet, the people there as toilet servant. Toilet must remain as toilet, not to develop. But China came around and develop the toilet into living room, and the servant became owner. 😆So they are very angry to lost the toilet.....😆
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  4. U$ UK and EU setup Africa & South America as their toilet, the people there as toilet servant. Toilet must remain as toilet, not to develop. But China came around and develop the toilet into living room, and the servant became owner. 😆So they are very angry to lost the toilet.....😆
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  5. Exactly what Indonesian did with its copper industry. Former president Joko Widodo put export control on raw Copper and stated all copper processing have to be completed in Indonesia before it can be exported. Then EU took Indonesia to WTO court because they couldn't exploit Indonesia's copper anymore, WTO sided with EU, but Indonesia still keep the export control. The west has been doing this resources colonialism to developing countries for decades. It's ironic for them to scream 'unfair trade' practices to China, when they are the one who are actively practicing unfair trading.
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  6. You can see in the comments that people(Westerners) dont want any good to happen to Africa, This is getting really sick.
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  7. 2024-9-4, Eastern Economic Forum，China-Russia Cooperation to benefit Global South Food Security(grains corridor ). The proposed BRICS grains exchange enjoys wide support across the bloc, and will accelerate the decoupling of Global South markets from the Western banking and trading systems, to de-risk from farmers in North America and Europe. When complete, Russian production and shipments on this network will exceed 8 million tons per year. Large distribution hubs are being completed in China's Northern and Central provinces, which will further transport much cheaper Russian food exports within China, and on to benefit other Asian countries.
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  8. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  9. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  10. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  11. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  12. Youtube title " How the IMF and the West Debt Trapped Ethiopia "
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  13. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  14. Exactly what Indonesian did with its copper industry. Former president Joko Widodo put export control on raw Copper and stated all copper processing have to be completed in Indonesia before it can be exported. Then EU took Indonesia to WTO court because they couldn't exploit Indonesia's copper anymore, WTO sided with EU, but Indonesia still keep the export control. The west has been doing this resources colonialism to developing countries for decades. It's ironic for them to scream 'unfair trade' practices to China, when they are the one who are actively practicing unfair trading.
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  15. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  16. 🤣But it is the U$A borrow the most $ from China .
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  17. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  18. U$ UK and EU setup Africa & South America as their toilet, the people there as toilet servant. Toilet must remain as toilet, not to develop. But China came around and develop the toilet into living room, and the servant became owner. 😆So they are very angry to lost the toilet.....😆
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  19. 2024-9-4, Eastern Economic Forum，China-Russia Cooperation to benefit Global South Food Security(grains corridor ). The proposed BRICS grains exchange enjoys wide support across the bloc, and will accelerate the decoupling of Global South markets from the Western banking and trading systems, to de-risk from farmers in North America and Europe. When complete, Russian production and shipments on this network will exceed 8 million tons per year. Large distribution hubs are being completed in China's Northern and Central provinces, which will further transport much cheaper Russian food exports within China, and on to benefit other Asian countries.
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  20. 🤣DW can also talk about Brandon "Build Back Better"
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  21. Britain's Debt Justice charity found in a 2022 study, based on World Bank figures, that more African governments' external debts were being owed to Western banks, asset managers and oil traders (35%) than to Chinese lenders (12%). It also found that interest rates charged on western private loans (5%) were almost double that of Chinese loans (2.7%) and that "the most indebted countries were less likely to have their debt dominated by China".
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  22.  @jeremytine  But U$A borrow more $ from China 🤣
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