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Weer straffe verklaringen vanuit China, ik hoop dat onze politici en bedrijfsleiders maar ook de gewone mensen zich bewust zijn van hoe we een natie en een visie aan het sponsoren zijn die op veel vlakken haaks staat op hoe men hier naar de wereld kijkt.
https://www.politico.eu/article/chi...estioning-sovereignty-of-ex-soviet-countries/
https://www.politico.eu/article/chi...estioning-sovereignty-of-ex-soviet-countries/
France and the Baltic states of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia are asking Beijing for answers after China’s top envoy to France questioned the independence of former Soviet countries like Ukraine.
Lu Shaye, China’s ambassador to France, said in an interview on Friday with French television network LCI that former Soviet countries have no “effective status” in international law.
Asked whether Crimea belongs to Ukraine, Shaye said that “it depends how you perceive the problem,” arguing that it was historically part of Russia and offered to Ukraine by former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
“In international law, even these ex-Soviet Union countries do not have the status, the effective [status] in international law, because there is no international agreement to materialize their status as a sovereign country,” he said.