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If what they did to the basketball player wasn't enough warning to stay away...

Don’t forget the Parmesan cheese!

What makes you think China would be influenced by anything Australia does? China announced its own climate objectives a couple of years back

South China Morning Post = Propaganda mouthpiece of Chinese Communist Party.

The logistics of that though... your explanation is missing the sense of difficulty to relocate such a massive amount of people. Population and population density in coastal regions is much different now than whichever time period you are referring to.

Where does it say Pakistan thought China should be invited? Are you just delusional or did Pakistan’s government say that?

>It formally begins a process towards giving Australia's first peoples a say in policy affecting them.

Things I learned today: Australian Aborigines were prohibited from running for elected office. Shame !

Pakistan says it will not participate in this week’s U.S.-led Summit for Democracy, a move seen in part as an effort by the impoverished Islamic nation to assuage longtime ally China, which was not invited.

But Pakistan thought they should be.

Where do I sign up?

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I know, that's a bullshit law they passed a few years back through.

Now only foreign press can find about scandals in the banking sector.

I live in North Korea

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I’m talking about a crowd of boys forcing themselves in a school to grope girls.

Also India has a higher amount of unreported rape because it brings dishonour to the family and lower their chance of marriage so you can’t really use your statistics

Brazil exports more to China than it imports, so its the other way around, and chinese currency will be accepted in trade with other countries around the world.

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> The Australian government on Thursday introduced a parliamentary bill to change the country's constitution to recognize Indigenous peoples.

> It will be made up of Indigenous members elected by their own people to advise government and lawmakers on key policies affecting their communities.

> Australian Attorney General Mark Dreyfus told lawmakers "I trust the Australian people to understand that this is an opportunity for a better future-not just for the first people of Australia, but for all Australians."

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Read the article. China wasn’t invited.

Are you a “guns don’t kill people” person?

Nor does growth mean stability.

sounds like millions of dead people idk why you're treating such change as "normal"

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> Pakistan did not attend the 2021 summit amid growing tension between the government of then-Prime Minister Imran Khan and the U.S. administration of President Joe Biden.

> The summit is taking place days after a leading international rights group in its annual report expressed concern over continued violations of human rights in Pakistan.

> Gull also noted the growing instability in Pakistan amid a widening crackdown on Khan and his political party as a factor for Pakistan to bow out of the summit.

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I hope it's the last too. Not sanitary to pass around taste test meatballs.

Just gotta dilute it with lots of spaghetti.

I heard that they may even unfriend us on Facebook