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It's dictator's birthday and his present is Messi.

It's a sad state of affairs.

china @latte.isnot.coffee
Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

Going by the new Reddit responses....

People are pretty selfish about impaired people. And what the fuck?! People actively use Reddit on a browser. That's disgusting!

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Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

"Is Taiwan not China?" Messi Ends Up at Beijing Airport with the Wrong Passport. Here's What Happened.

This is fucking gold!

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Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

Investigators said an Iranian drone brought down by Ukrainian forces in April contained a voltage converter that appeared to have been made in China in mid-January. It marks the first time a part made in 2023 has been found in the drones by researchers with Conflict Armament Research, a U.K.-based group that tracks global weapons supply chains.

The finding shows how quickly Iran can build and ship drones to Russia. The Chinese part was made in January, shipped to Iran, installed and then sent to Russia and used against Ukraine in April.The revelation shows that Chinese parts have continued to flow to Iran, providing the building blocks for its drone program, despite increasing pressure from the U.S. to choke off the global supply chain. And it demonstrates how quickly Iran is able to help Russia with its war in Ukraine, needing just three months to make and supply Moscow with weapons that have terrorized Ukraine’s civilian population.

china @latte.isnot.coffee
Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

Why the Battle for Supremacy in Asia Begins With China’s Coast Guard

china @latte.isnot.coffee
Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

App recommendations

Seeing as we're here because of how Reddit treats third party apps, let's talk about apps for Lemmy. I'm using Jerboa. It's not bad at all. For Android. What about iOS?

china @latte.isnot.coffee
Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

The instructions are gone from r/China

That means that people won't know how to come here. Couldn't the mods have gone dark but left the instructions only there?

china @latte.isnot.coffee
Anythingbutred @latte.isnot.coffee

Foreign banks left out of initial public offerings in China

2023-06-11T02:00:08.056Z Thomas Hale Foreign banks left out of initial public offerings in China Foreign banks’ involvement in initial public offerings in mainland China has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade, in a sign of the difficulties they face retaining a foothold in the country’s closed-off financial system.

So far this year, foreign banks have been involved in just $297mn worth of new listings, or 1.2 per cent of the total. The proportion is lower than in any full year since Dealogic began collecting the data in 2009, when the banks were involved in about half of total listings by value. Last year’s 3.1 per cent represented the third-worst year on record.

Not a single US bank has been involved in the 109 IPOs in China’s vast stock market in 2023, where a total of $26bn has been raised to date in deals that frequently attract massive demand from domestic investors. Only Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank have acted as bookrunners this year.

While the operations of