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China raises its donation amount to the Philippines to whole $1.6m. Ikea has donated more to the disaster relief effort. -- (link)

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Nov 17 '13, 04:12

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-echochambers-24951258 (www.bbc.co.uk)

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Thay also are made at the phillipines for claiming some mineral rites in the south china sea - Truman Nov 17, 07:42 1
- -e -- nm - Truman Nov 17, 08:09
they don't donate much and never have. I think this is their biggest donation ever -- nm - CQ Nov 17, 04:28 9
- They can't act and talk like they want to be an influential world power and then not help out when disaster strikes. - Krusty Nov 17, 04:41 8
  - Sure they can. - Cuzzin Todd Nov 17, 05:20 6
    - They won't have any influence without doing the things that world powers do. There's more to it than just selling a lot of goods. - Krusty Nov 17, 05:45 5
      - Think about how America reacts to "the rest of the world thinks this is ridiculous." - mafic Nov 17, 07:36
      - Sure they will. A lot of economies around the world rely on China buying their stuff, and there aren't many countries with more military power. - Roger More Nov 17, 06:13 3
        
        I disagree. The Philippines won't be buying anything from them now. - Krusty Nov 17, 06:52 2
        
        China's influence doesn't come from what it sells, it comes from what it buys. - Roger More Nov 17, 07:32 1
        
        And democracy aside; growth in the region is effectively tied to China. - mafic Nov 17, 07:52
  - agreed -- nm - CQ Nov 17, 04:57

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