China Pushes Back


The link for this information is copied beneath the English translation synopsis:

 Important: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has signed a State Council decree promulgating a new set of regulations to counter the exercise of “illegal extraterritorial jurisdiction” by foreign countries.

According to the regulations, “extraterritorial jurisdiction” refers to actions taken by a foreign country that:

• Violate international law and the basic principles of international relations

• And harm China’s sovereignty, security and development interests

• Or harm the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and organizations

🔹 The regulations stipulate that:

• The Chinese government has the authority to take countermeasures in response to such actions

• And if there is a “sufficient connection”, it can itself exercise extraterritorial jurisdiction over related behaviors.

https://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/202604/content_7065398.htm

Unrelated addendum:

It remains important to consider the role of our think tanks in creating an intellectual architecture which undergirds and validates Pentagon planning and mission concepts.  Take a moment and educate yourself.  

The usual disclaimer from me applies: I retain a personal bias against some of our think tanks because I view them as highly corrupted political constructs dependent on patronage, which in turn, dilutes their own intellectual strength and ability to provide truthful reports to the general public.

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/hormuz-iran-trump/

Enjoy the reading. I am heading to bed.

Tammy

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