Serbia, China sign culture cooperation deal

a good move, for both countries.

China is interested in good relations with european states, and Serbia is the perfect partner for them, in that regard, for numerous reasons.

on the other hand, China is an important country of the future, and not only when it comes to the kosovo-issue.

in twenty years, I think no one of our dear albanian america-lovers will not even have the slightest strike on the idea of repeating that nonsense of the "one and only global super-power"...

who knows, perhaps the US know that and are therefore hazarding the consequences of their engagement in the middle east. maybe they are taking the losses because they know that they have to secure energy ressources for the next decades...

and China has already secured it´s access to oil-ressources in Africa and southern America.

as a sidenote: China has partnership-relations with all but four african states.

not even one single chinese soldier has to die for chinese energy-needs.

quite smart policy, if I compare it with US-american foreign-policy...

a good move, for both countries.

China is interested in good relations with european states, and Serbia is the perfect partner for them, in that regard, for numerous reasons.

on the other hand, China is an important country of the future, and not only when it comes to the kosovo-issue.

in twenty years, I think no one of our dear albanian america-lovers will not even have the slightest strike on the idea of repeating that nonsense of the "one and only global super-power"...

who knows, perhaps the US know that and are therefore hazarding the consequences of their engagement in the middle east. maybe they are taking the losses because they know that they have to secure energy ressources for the next decades...

and China has already secured it´s access to oil-ressources in Africa and southern America.

as a sidenote: China has partnership-relations with all but four african states.

not even one single chinese soldier has to die for chinese energy-needs.

quite smart policy, if I compare it with US-american foreign-policy...