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7/24/2025, 2:25:24 PM
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happy for you king
btw south korea has been conducting high intensity non-stop war exercises for 270 days straight apparently (they even accidentally bombed one of their own villages apparently)
also we are conducting unprecedented department level war exercises in the south china sea that we aren't even talking about
we're building up to war with china, it seems like we're ready
>https://youtu.be/yIf1-oj4I50?si=Fy9MfxHUuMZ1xKKY
happy for you king
btw south korea has been conducting high intensity non-stop war exercises for 270 days straight apparently (they even accidentally bombed one of their own villages apparently)
also we are conducting unprecedented department level war exercises in the south china sea that we aren't even talking about
we're building up to war with china, it seems like we're ready
>https://youtu.be/yIf1-oj4I50?si=Fy9MfxHUuMZ1xKKY
7/22/2025, 4:06:13 PM
>Brazil will establish a tax advisory office in China, the country's Finance Ministry said, highlighting the strategic importance of the move as the two nations deepen their bilateral ties, Reuters reported on Monday (Brazil time). Commenting on the move, a Chinese analyst said the setup of the new post in tax and customs will help unleash growth potential for bilateral trade, helping countries hedge against tariff headwinds.
>The move will make China the fifth location for setting up such a capacity from Brazil, the previous four being in the US, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. These countries are all key trade and investment partners of Brazil.
>The move came amid enhanced trade and economic cooperation between Brazil and China, its largest trading partner since 2009.
>Against the backdrop of certain countries' abuse of tariffs, Global South nations are naturally strengthening economic and trade cooperation to hedge against the negative impacts of tariff uncertainty, Jiang said, noting that the trade war could be the context for the creation of the reported office by Brazil in China.
>In 2024, the bilateral trade between the two countries reached $188.17 billion, a year-on-year increase of 3.56 percent, marking the seventh consecutive year that trade volume exceeded $100 billion.
>China is the top export destination for Brazil's key commodities, including basedbeans, iron ore, crude oil, pulp and beef.
>The move comes amid heightened tensions between Brazil and the US, with the latter threatening a 50 percent tariff on all Brazilian goods, though the Brazilian Finance Ministry denied any link to the trade war, Reuters reported.
>In May, the People's Bank of China, China's central bank, signed a memorandum of understanding with Brazil's Ministry of Finance to promote cooperation between the two sides in areas such as financial markets, financing, and international financial and monetary policy coordination, per a Xinhua report.
>The move will make China the fifth location for setting up such a capacity from Brazil, the previous four being in the US, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. These countries are all key trade and investment partners of Brazil.
>The move came amid enhanced trade and economic cooperation between Brazil and China, its largest trading partner since 2009.
>Against the backdrop of certain countries' abuse of tariffs, Global South nations are naturally strengthening economic and trade cooperation to hedge against the negative impacts of tariff uncertainty, Jiang said, noting that the trade war could be the context for the creation of the reported office by Brazil in China.
>In 2024, the bilateral trade between the two countries reached $188.17 billion, a year-on-year increase of 3.56 percent, marking the seventh consecutive year that trade volume exceeded $100 billion.
>China is the top export destination for Brazil's key commodities, including basedbeans, iron ore, crude oil, pulp and beef.
>The move comes amid heightened tensions between Brazil and the US, with the latter threatening a 50 percent tariff on all Brazilian goods, though the Brazilian Finance Ministry denied any link to the trade war, Reuters reported.
>In May, the People's Bank of China, China's central bank, signed a memorandum of understanding with Brazil's Ministry of Finance to promote cooperation between the two sides in areas such as financial markets, financing, and international financial and monetary policy coordination, per a Xinhua report.
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