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Huawei 5G kit in Faroe Islands: Chinese ambassador 'linked Huawei contract to ... trade deal' – report
China's ambassador to Denmark has reportedly threatened to kill off a proposed free trade deal unless the semiautonomous Faroe Islands sign a deal with Huawei for 5G mobile network equipment. The explosive revelations were made by Berlingske, a Danish daily newspaper based in Copenhagen. The allegations are based on an audio …
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Wednesday 11th December 2019 15:45 GMT iron
It is hardly a smoking gun though is it?
UK ministers are known to have
bribedhelped persuade Middle-Eastern governments to buy from BAE. Does that make BAE an arm of the UK government and therefore a security risk to other countries?I'm quite sure Donnie Orange and his predecessors have all done similar to promote US companies.
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Wednesday 11th December 2019 17:13 GMT Anonymous Coward
re. It is hardly a smoking gun though is it?
the smoke from THAT gun was snuffed by the UK's government when it stopped the inquiry into BAE-related bribes because "it's not in the public interest". No, really.
But hey, all those past wars and past bribes are water under the bridge, LOOKIE HERE NOW, these BAD! CORRUPT! Chinese! Awful, truly awful!
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Wednesday 11th December 2019 18:50 GMT Claverhouse
Re: my Danish colleagues and friends
Sort of... But I really think Billy Bunter is so delusional he is sincere calling someone his dear good friend whilst simultaneously slandering them and doing them down,
Same with all his domestic political life --- he sees how colleagues might misinterpret his knocking them over and stealing their wallet, then blaming them, but it's all jolly hi-jinks, isn't it ? Why do people take things so seriously ?
Some form of dissonance.
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Thursday 12th December 2019 08:41 GMT Andy The Hat
Can anyone explain ...
... why Denmark, that is a full member of the EU, is making trade deals with the Chinese?
According to the information during all of the Brexshit stuff, one thing we were not allowed to do as part of the EU is make unilateral trade agreements ...
I am somewhat confused.