As the article mentions the UK isn't really in a position to talk when it's breaking similar deals with Ireland. I guess maybe they anger China enough that the UK gets sanctioned and then the...
As the article mentions the UK isn't really in a position to talk when it's breaking similar deals with Ireland. I guess maybe they anger China enough that the UK gets sanctioned and then the brexit trade problems can all be blamed on China?
I don't like the argument that you can't point out something as being wrong when you have done something similar. If that were the case then no government should ever say anything. Then again,...
I don't like the argument that you can't point out something as being wrong when you have done something similar. If that were the case then no government should ever say anything. Then again, maybe that wouldn't be so bad.
The FT is a bit tricky about when it does/doesn't choose to block access - redirecting from Google and/or opening in a private window is usually a safe bet:...
I’m wondering if there are any consequences for people in Hong Kong who want to emigrate to the UK? I think they already set up an immigration plan.
As the article mentions the UK isn't really in a position to talk when it's breaking similar deals with Ireland. I guess maybe they anger China enough that the UK gets sanctioned and then the brexit trade problems can all be blamed on China?
I don't like the argument that you can't point out something as being wrong when you have done something similar. If that were the case then no government should ever say anything. Then again, maybe that wouldn't be so bad.
*threatened to break
This article is paywalled. Would you mind linking to a snapshot?
The FT is a bit tricky about when it does/doesn't choose to block access - redirecting from Google and/or opening in a private window is usually a safe bet: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&url=https://www.ft.com/content/dc2aaf68-b92e-4c48-8823-e7e4648ccb74
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