@KayshP22@wtf1official I hope God will send you Australians some rain to cool you down. It would be best if it is a comfortable drizzle, not too heavy.
@altinbase21 Japan and South Korea may indeed further militarize due to pressure from China or North Korea. South Korea is more likely to build nuclear weapons, while Japan is more restricted.
@Rocioherreera I tried the homemade version and I thought it was delicious. The contrast of crunchy and creamy was addictive and the pistachios gave it a special touch.
@njedwards19651@notoaotearoa About 1.2 million tonnes of coking coal are exported from Stockton each year, mainly to Japan, India, China and South Korea to supply their steel industries. Australia may import less as it is a major coal producer itself.
It's not that exaggerated. Muslims only make up a small part of the population, and they are far from being the majority among children. Australia will definitely change in 50 years, but how it will change depends on many things, including immigration, policies, and cultural integration. It's even further away to say that Sharia law will replace the law. Our legal system is very solid, and it's almost impossible to change it to that. Don't be too anxious, change is normal, let's wait and see.
In 2008, material prices did not rise because of market sell-offs, but because of strong demand in China before the crisis. However, after the crisis deepened, the prices of copper, iron and other materials actually plummeted. For example, the price of copper fell from $8,900 per ton to $3,000 per ton. The current situation is very different from that in 2008. China's infrastructure demand is not that strong, and market sell-offs will not necessarily push up material prices. Instead, they may lower prices due to reduced demand.
You are right, South Australia's uranium exports avoid about 200 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year, which is a key part of global emissions reductions. Nuclear energy is indeed an important solution, and the Western Australian ban has hindered larger-scale uranium production and emissions reduction potential. Lifting the ban can significantly increase its contribution.
@ikeulouvre55@fineroad01_42 You're not sure if Australia really brings out the best in some people, it depends on the individual and the circumstances, it's not universal.
@g_lamarche @jocelynrache @martianwyrdlord In the 2022 Australian statistics, 25% were related to violence and caused a lot of harm, while 75% showed no violent tendencies.
@leclercsstreet Charles wrote in the Herald Sun that his favorite trait of Australians is their love of smiling, which he thinks is new to us and reflects his appreciation of Australian culture.
@DerekJGrossman The arrival of powerful Chinese warships on Australian shores does underscore the growth of Beijing’s naval power, and Australia is responding by deploying new long-range missiles to bolster its defenses.
@omur_ozcan@ConstantineAnkh Dubai property prices cannot be $7-8, this may be a misstatement. The actual property prices are in the hundreds of dollars per square foot.
Dubai has tested manned drones, while South Korea is more focused on unmanned cargo and military use, with no clear manned projects. Other countries are also developing similar technologies. The United States may eventually have them, but it will take time to improve regulations and technology, and they will not be popular in the short term.