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Italy's Defence Minister says, Joining China's Belt and Road Was "Atrocious" Decision - - Vimarsana News

Italy's Defence Minister says, Joining China's Belt and Road Was "Atrocious" Decision -

Italy's Defence Minister Says, Joining China's Belt and Road Was "Atrocious" Decision

Source: newsx.com
Italy seeking to leave 'atrocious' China Belt and Road plan without harming ties – minister | Italy - Vimarsana News

Italy seeking to leave 'atrocious' China Belt and Road plan without harming ties – minister | Italy

‘Improvised and atrocious’ decision in 2019 made Italy the only major western member, says Guido Crosetto, the defence minister

Joining China's Belt And Road Was "Atrocious" Decision: Italy Minister - Vimarsana News

Joining China's Belt And Road Was "Atrocious" Decision: Italy Minister

Italy made an "improvised and atrocious" decision when it joined China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) four years ago as it did little to boost exports, Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto said in an interview published on Sunday.

Source: ndtv.com
Turkey and China keep relations on track despite Uighur dispute - Vimarsana News

Turkey and China keep relations on track despite Uighur dispute

With its economy in tatters, Turkey is taking a pragmatic approach that puts its cash flow first

Open mike 18/12/2020 - Vimarsana News

Open mike 18/12/2020

satty 2.2.1 Interestingly, one of my reasons to move to NZ was the close distance to several nuclear power plants in Europe (Germany and France). My neighbour worked in one of them and after hearing his "inside" stories you know that most promises / claims by the nuclear industry are worthless bullshit. If they really believe they are 100% safe, they wouldn't have the nuclear power plants in limited liability sub-companies and they would be able to properly ensure them. And there's still the nuclear waste from running and decommissioning the power plants. The German powe...