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Norwegian government has called off a plan to sell the last privately owned piece of land on the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard in order to prevent its acquisition by China

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    chocobean
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    I mean, these people (the CCP regime) created their own island to stake claims on a ridiculous 90% of the South China Sea, and only just this month had a violent confrontation where they rammed...

    I mean, these people (the CCP regime) created their own island to stake claims on a ridiculous 90% of the South China Sea, and only just this month had a violent confrontation where they rammed another country's vessel, threatened everyone with blades, robbed their guns and destroyed their equipment.

    Good on Norway to try to prevent similarly unacceptable behaviour happening in the arctic sea.

    [Edited for fewer angry words]

    18 votes
    1. kingofsnake
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      It's absolutely imperative that countries do what they can now to hedge off foreign state opportunism.

      It's absolutely imperative that countries do what they can now to hedge off foreign state opportunism.

      6 votes
  2. Grzmot
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    Either whatever software is doing the conversions for the guardian fucked up or someone forgot to put in some units. On topic; good. I'm not interested in Chinas geopolitics getting closer.

    The remote Sore Fagerfjord property in south-west Svalbard – 60 sq miles (sq km) of mountains, plains and a glacier

    Either whatever software is doing the conversions for the guardian fucked up or someone forgot to put in some units.

    On topic; good. I'm not interested in Chinas geopolitics getting closer.

    15 votes