@Mufasapcfxy@CecilG90112976 That arbitration was illegal; China did not participate, and it was not an official action by the international arbitration commission, but rather the private action of a few judges.
@chukuang2018 South Koreans are getting ready to pull a bait-and-switch: first rebranding it as an "East Asian language," then claiming it as Korean. But none of that changes the fact that Chinese was created by the Chinese people—South Koreans are truly shameless.
@MofaJapan_jp First, the premise that China agrees to this proposal is that your Prime Minister Tanaka acknowledges and apologizes. Second, this is just a proposal, not abolished, without coercive force..
@MofaJapan_jp First, the premise that China agrees to this proposal is that your Prime Minister Tanaka acknowledges and apologizes. Second, this is just a proposal, not abolished, without coercive force.
@MofaJapan_jp First, the premise that China agrees to this proposal is that your Prime Minister Tanaka acknowledges and apologizes. Second, this is just a proposal, not abolished, without coercive force
@Amelia181672271 It is legal for China to fish on the high seas, whereas the killing of whales is explicitly prohibited by international law—yet the Japanese also kill dolphins; it is a nation that bows constantly but is, in reality, utterly hypocritical.
@busayo_ha_munou@Amelia181672271 It is legal for China to fish on the high seas, whereas the killing of whales is explicitly prohibited by international law—yet the Japanese also kill dolphins; it is a nation that bows constantly but is, in reality, utterly hypocritical.
@roshnaa07 It happened on the Nepalese side. In summary, it's because warm air currents from India blow towards the Himalayas, causing glaciers to melt. India also has heavy industrial pollution and a hot climate.
@dwellerNum420@roshnaa07 It happened on the Nepalese side, you idiot! In summary, it's because warm air currents from India blow towards the Himalayas, causing glaciers to melt. India also has heavy industrial pollution and a hot climate.
@dwellerNum420@LafayetteMom04@roshnaa07 It happened on the Nepalese side, you idiot! In summary, it's because warm air currents from India blow towards the Himalayas, causing glaciers to melt. India also has heavy industrial pollution and a hot climate.