For those who want to visit too, this place is called Wangxian Valley (望仙谷) in Shangrao, China.
It was once a granite mining quarry, and has now been transformed through ecological restoration into a very popular tourist destination, famous for its fantasy-like ambiance.
"India’s border push-ins and diplomatic missteps are eroding Bangladesh’s goodwill and threatening South Asia’s most vital bilateral relationship."
https://t.co/xS1VD7JxI0
Singapore Gov is supposed to make friends with China for good of Singaporeans,but instead some idiots inside Singapore Gov keep talking negatively about China,so end result is China helping Malaysia+Thailand+Pakistan+Russia+Burma+Iran to fully divert all trade away from Singapore
🇨🇳🎏 Dragon boats in the rain – China celebrates Duanwu Festival
Sputnik correspondent caught the Duanwu Festival in Beijing's Gubeishuizhen – one of the country's oldest traditions.
The holiday honors Qu Yuan — a poet-statesman exiled by rivals who drowned himself after his kingdom fell.
Thousands of years later, the boats still go out for him.
After getting blasted by the tiny minority of Chinese on xitter, Indians now decide to fight the Turks. They really are trying to fight an 8 Nation Alliance...
Given Giorgia Meloni's attitude towards China and her trade suppression and exploitation of Chinese companies, I believe neither China nor Trump approves of this pitiful figure.
Italy once had the opportunity to become one of China's most important economic and trade partners in Europe, and China repeatedly helped Italy. However, their ingratitude and the arrogance and hypocrisy of old-fashioned imperialism destroyed everything.
U should follow Teo to learn about the Chinese metal market and export controls
Lots of good tweets on the effects of Chinese export controls
He was the first person to flag what could happen to the Japanese Tungsten carbide cutting tool market
@MaitreyaBhakal The chinese not wrong tho. Indian might get brownie point in the sense making some chinese mad, but This just reinforce the image of Indian that already exist. Recently Vietnam reject against indian. Its going to expand.
https://t.co/eiBUjVe6oa
#Indonesia’s #nickel nationalism is colliding with #China’s technology hedge. LFP, sodium-ion batteries and recycling are weakening #Jakarta’s pricing power, turning resource control into an investor-confidence problem. #NickelNationalism
https://t.co/kmKAvnJlTX
The U.S. trade war failed. China's trade with BRI partners now exceeds half its total - $3.39 trillion.
Europe is no longer essential to China's growth. And if Brussels chooses confrontation, Beijing will respond in kind.
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was actually the inciting incident of the most recent iteration of one of those patterns of Chinese history that'd happened at least twice before, catastrophic every time.
The patterns goes: massive rebellion happens -> central gov can't put it down -> so it deputizes local commanders -> they ultimately put down rebellion -> but military command is now decentralized & hard to take back -> local commanders become warlords -> division -> conflagration many yrs later destroys warlords -> reunification.
Han Dynasty in 184 faced Yellow Turbans -> Three Kingdoms -> wars kill maybe 80-90% -> reunification in 280.
Tang Dynasty in 755 faced Anshi Rebellion -> wars kill maybe 2/3 (disputed) -> warlordism of late-Tang -> period of division starting in 907 -> reunification under Song Dynasty starting in 960.
So Taiping -> wars kill 10s of millions -> formation of local armies like Xiang & Huai -> Qing falls in 1911 but warlords -> PRC coming to power in 1949 finally destroys warlordism.
There's nothing new under the sun.
@BrankoMilan Your view is very western centric influence which is kinda weird. The west vacate it thinking it's dirty.
That's not how China see it. Losing manufacturing is losing your capability. Just look at US, not easy to get it back.
MSCI’s decision to downgrade Indonesia’s information flow criterion to negative may prove more important than many investors currently appreciate. While it does not immediately trigger index changes or forced selling, it strikes at the foundation of what global investors value most: confidence in market integrity and price discovery.
The concerns highlighted by MSCI are structural rather than cyclical. Transparency around beneficial ownership, the ability to accurately determine free float, and signs of coordinated trading behavior all directly affect investors’ ability to assess risk. When investors cannot confidently determine who owns shares, how much stock is genuinely available for trading, or whether market activity reflects fundamental demand, they inevitably demand a higher risk premium.
The immediate impact is unlikely to be large-scale foreign outflows. Most passive funds only react to formal index changes. However, the more significant risk is that global investors gradually become less willing to allocate incremental capital to Indonesia. Lower inflows, reduced liquidity, and weaker valuation multiples can ultimately be more damaging than a one-off selloff.
At present, a downgrade from Emerging Market to Frontier Market remains a tail risk rather than the base case. Consensus appears to place the probability at roughly 10%. Indonesia remains a large economy with substantial market capitalization, an established exchange, and a broad institutional investor base. These factors continue to support its Emerging Market status.
Nevertheless, the fact that MSCI is explicitly highlighting concerns around transparency and market functioning means the risk can no longer be dismissed outright. Index providers tend to focus heavily on accessibility, governance, and market structure. If concerns persist through multiple review cycles without meaningful reforms, the probability of a downgrade could rise materially.
The solution is relatively straightforward in principle, though difficult in execution. Greater transparency around beneficial ownership, stronger free-float verification, enhanced surveillance of unusual trading patterns, and visible enforcement actions against market manipulation would go a long way toward restoring confidence. Investors do not expect perfection, but they do expect transparency, consistency, and credible enforcement.
Ultimately, this is not really a story about index classification. It is a story about investability. The greatest risk is not necessarily that Indonesia loses its Emerging Market status. The greater risk is that global investors increasingly view Indonesia as a market where capital is harder to deploy, risks are harder to assess, and liquidity is less reliable. Once that perception becomes entrenched, rebuilding confidence can take years.
Markets can lose trust very quickly. Rebuilding it is usually a much longer process.
Information flow has deteriorated in Indonesian markets, MSCI said ahead of a potential downgrade that could further compound issues for the world’s worst-performing equities https://t.co/lYybxxmkcp
Telegram channel "Indian Cyber Defender" has over 2,400 members. They spend their entire day coordinating to take out Patriot X accounts via mass reports.
They've already taken down Codex India, Neon White Rabbit, and far too many others.
Proof: A screen record of their activity since January 1st…even with fast scrolling, it takes over 2 minutes.
Strange they get so upset over "racist stereotypes against Indians," yet this group is running a scam operation on a separate platform to suppress us via targeted harassment. Instead of following the rules, they find a workaround. Sounds familiar.
This is coordinated abuse killing free speech daily on X. Our ancestors did not fight and die for this.