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soryang

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12. i guess that's up to the Russians and Germans

Thu Mar 25, 2021, 08:18 PM

Mar 2021

I'm not a big fan of US mercantilism. The US will suffer diplomatic damage if it injures the Germans here. In addition to that I view Ukraine as a dead horse (an old navy term). In general i tend to be skeptical of the security arguments especially when it comes to energy markets. However, I don't study European relations anymore, I focus on northeast Asia.

Studying Korean language, culture, politics, military affairs etc. is a hobby. I don't think I ever got past 500 hanja characters. I still like to interpret a Chinese aphorism once in while

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i guess that's up to the Russians and Germans soryang Mar 2021 #12

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