China refused to bail out the Evergrande CEO because he crossed the three red lines established by Xi Jinping.
These three red lines are a practical application of dialectical materialism, which the Communist Party of China employs to arrest unchecked capitalism. Here is what they entail:
HAS IRAN DETERRED TRUMP?
Since the U.S. last struck Iran on July 30, Trump has threatened, delayed, deflected—and now says he is “low-keying it.”
That is not just rhetoric. Deterrence has a precise meaning: you change an adversary’s behavior by making retaliation too costly.
@djokerprime Sinner, in particular, right now can beat the prime versions of big3 majority of times...only exception being Rafa on clay.
'spoiling the sincaraz duopoly' thing is just meaningless.
i bet Sinner, in the present form, beats ND 9 out of 10 on every surface.
‘Managing’ is putting it lightly. Iraq’s oil revenue is deposited into a bank account in New York under U.S. supervision. The funds are then released to Iraq as physical U.S. dollars, flown into the country on cargo planes.
On several occasions, billions of dollars have gone missing with little or no meaningful accountability.
It gets worse. The U.S. can, and has, withheld access to these funds when Iraqi politicians pursued regional or domestic political alliances that Washington opposed.
Think of that for a minute. Is there a single country in the world where China or even Russia does this?
@nadalprop_ don't want to go into the 'injuries' thing or homogenization of the surfaces over the years in other GS..anyone who wins the RG, the toughest GS to win, > 7 times, we can start the GOAT debate then.
14... INSANE.
RN on Philippe Chatrier is a pure tennis masterclass.
The 🐐
🚨 Breaking:
🇮🇱 Israel: "We are activating our ultimate weapon tonight."
🇮🇷 Tehran: "We have had the blueprint for that 'ultimate weapon' ever since your chief scientist left his laptop in a Dubai hotel room last year. Try something else."
Mossad is in a bad spot.
Also this was probably the cleanest match Sinner has played in a major from start to finish since the Wimbledon final a year ago. Pretty much flawless.
the way Sinner played today, he would have crushed peak Federer(2004-07) also. the serve and the return absolutely top class. Even a perfect pusher like Djokovic was stunned with the pace Sinner generated with his returns and ground strokes.
A masterclass from @janniksin
@Zwxsh 👇 because it's the greatest tennis match ever in terms of quality, the aura and the significance with two outstanding players performing at their peak...