'Legitimate Reaction to Unreasonable Action': In **-for-tat Move, China Orders Closure of US Consulate in Chengdu

[Spartan]

China said Friday it had revoked the license for the US consulate in the southwestern city of Chengdu, in retaliation for the closure of China's Houston consulate earlier this week.

The **-for-tat move is a "legitimate and necessary response to the unreasonable measures by the United States", the foreign ministry said in a statement.

[Silverado]

Beating around bush won't work,china should removed from UNSC

[Spartan]

Just now, Silverado said:

Beating around bush won't work,china should removed from UNSC

France support unnanta varaku they cant be..

[Silverado]

Just now, Spartan said:

France support unnanta varaku they cant be..

Atleast there should be UN investigation on Chinese cover-up of covid

I don't France was too happy with China,if India made a better deal France would support India claim to UNSC

[Spartan]

Researcher charged with visa fraud is hiding at Chinese consulate in SF, federal prosecutors say

[Spartan]

Just now, Silverado said:

Atleast there should be UN investigation on Chinese cover-up of covid

I don't France was too happy with China,if India made a better deal France would support India claim to UNSC

Rafale deal was to appease the same..

kaani a deal kanna Chinki galla dabbu ekkuva sarfara avutundi akkada...

[Silverado]

1 minute ago, Spartan said:

Rafale deal was to appease the same..

kaani a deal kanna Chinki galla dabbu ekkuva sarfara avutundi akkada...

They are also not happy

PARIS -- France has informed wireless operators of a de facto ban on using equipment from Huawei Technologies, according to multiple media reports, becoming the latest Western nation to block the Chinese company from its 5G infrastructure.

The move is likely to harm relations with Beijing and comes just days after the U.K. announced its own ban following an international campaign by Washington accusing Chinese tech companies of posing national security risks.

ANSSI, France's national cybersecurity agency, told operators this month that it will only grant licenses authorizing use of Huawei equipment for three to eight years. The licenses will not be renewed once they expire.

[Spartan]

1 minute ago, Silverado said:

They are also not happy

PARIS -- France has informed wireless operators of a de facto ban on using equipment from Huawei Technologies, according to multiple media reports, becoming the latest Western nation to block the Chinese company from its 5G infrastructure.

The move is likely to harm relations with Beijing and comes just days after the U.K. announced its own ban following an international campaign by Washington accusing Chinese tech companies of posing national security risks.

ANSSI, France's national cybersecurity agency, told operators this month that it will only grant licenses authorizing use of Huawei equipment for three to eight years. The licenses will not be renewed once they expire.

hopefully they block it. chuddam em chestaro.

[Silverado]

1 minute ago, Spartan said:

hopefully they block it. chuddam em chestaro.

Hmm 

Banning not serve any purpose bro,providing better opportunities to local companies will solve problems

[Spartan]

1 minute ago, Silverado said:

Hmm 

Banning not serve any purpose bro,providing better opportunities to local companies will solve problems

overnight kashtam even for US..to make that change...

electornics dependency chala undi China meeda worldwide...it will takt time..

but has started..

[Silverado]

3 minutes ago, Spartan said:

overnight kashtam even for US..to make that change...

electornics dependency chala undi China meeda worldwide...it will takt time..

but has started..

Yes 

[tom bhayya]

11 minutes ago, Spartan said:

overnight kashtam even for US..to make that change...

electornics dependency chala undi China meeda worldwide...it will takt time..

but has started..

No one can scratch china corporate need cheap labor and cheap goods and world run chesedhi corporates not presidents . No country can match China manufacturing costs