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Medusa
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Chinees vredesplan: staakt-het-vuren en meer 'begrip' voor Rusland
Chinees vredesplan: staakt-het-vuren en meer 'begrip' voor Rusland
China roept op tot een staakt-het-vuren in Oekraïne. Dat staat in een vanochtend gepubliceerd vredesplan. Peking wil een oplossing via dialoog, terwijl het vooral het westen en de Verenigde Staten de schuld geeft van het conflict.
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rt.com 4 Mar, 2023 05:31
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Chinese state-owned oil and gas corporation CNOOC has announced the discovery of a major oilfield with light crude reserves of 100 million tons in the Bohai Sea, which stretches along the country’s northern coastline.
According to a statement from the company on Wednesday, the Bozhong 26-6 oilfield lies in the south of the Bohai Sea, with an average water depth of 22 meters. The discovery well was drilled and completed at a depth of 4,480 meters, and encountered a total of 321.3 meters of oil pay zones. The well was tested to produce an average of approximately 2,040 barrels of crude oil and 11.45 million cubic feet of natural gas per day, the report said.
“Bozhong 26-6 oilfield is the third oilfield discovery with [a] hundred million tons of reserves in [the] southern Bohai Sea after Kenli 6-1 and Kenli 10-2,” CNOOC’s deputy chief exploration engineer, Xu Changgui, stated.
The company’s chief executive, Zhou Xinhuai, added that CNOOC “will keep looking for mid-to-large-sized oil and gas fields and continue the momentum in offshore oil and gas development.”
According to industry experts, natural gas and oil discoveries in the Bohai Sea will boost CNOOC’s annual output to above 80 million tons of oil equivalent by 2025.
READ MORE: Oil demand to surge this year – trader
CNOOC is China’s third-largest national oil company after CNPC and Sinopec. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Beijing, CNOOC deals in the production, refining, and marketing of oil and natural gas from China’s offshore zones.
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China announces massive oil and gas discovery
The oilfield in the Bohai Sea contains 100 million tons of reserves, according to the China National Offshore Oil Corporation
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Chinese state-owned oil and gas corporation CNOOC has announced the discovery of a major oilfield with light crude reserves of 100 million tons in the Bohai Sea, which stretches along the country’s northern coastline.
According to a statement from the company on Wednesday, the Bozhong 26-6 oilfield lies in the south of the Bohai Sea, with an average water depth of 22 meters. The discovery well was drilled and completed at a depth of 4,480 meters, and encountered a total of 321.3 meters of oil pay zones. The well was tested to produce an average of approximately 2,040 barrels of crude oil and 11.45 million cubic feet of natural gas per day, the report said.
“Bozhong 26-6 oilfield is the third oilfield discovery with [a] hundred million tons of reserves in [the] southern Bohai Sea after Kenli 6-1 and Kenli 10-2,” CNOOC’s deputy chief exploration engineer, Xu Changgui, stated.
The company’s chief executive, Zhou Xinhuai, added that CNOOC “will keep looking for mid-to-large-sized oil and gas fields and continue the momentum in offshore oil and gas development.”
According to industry experts, natural gas and oil discoveries in the Bohai Sea will boost CNOOC’s annual output to above 80 million tons of oil equivalent by 2025.
READ MORE: Oil demand to surge this year – trader
CNOOC is China’s third-largest national oil company after CNPC and Sinopec. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Beijing, CNOOC deals in the production, refining, and marketing of oil and natural gas from China’s offshore zones.
Decem
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rt.com 8 Mar, 2023 04:07
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FILE PHOTO: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy speaks to the media at the Capitol in Washington, DC. March 7, 2023. © AP / Alex Brandon
US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is set to meet Taiwanese President Tai Ing-wen in the United States next month, the Financial Times reported, noting he agreed to skip a planned visit to the island after past American delegations to Taipei prompted harsh reactions from Chinese authorities.
Tsai will sit down with the senior lawmaker during her visit to the states in April, which will include travel to both California and New York, Taiwanese officials told the paper on Monday. Speaking on condition of anonymity, one official claimed that China is “not in a good situation right now,” suggesting a trip to Taiwan by McCarthy could carry risks.
“We shared some intelligence about what the Chinese Communist Party is recently up to and the kinds of threats they pose,”the official said, referring to its communications with McCarthy’s office. They offered no specifics on what sort of danger the lawmaker might face.
READ MORE: Taiwan boosting military ties with Washington – president
While McCarthy declared last summer that he would visit the island should he take the speaker’s role, his team has agreed to a meeting in the US instead, an effort to “avoid an aggressive response from Beijing,” according to the Times.
A trip to Taipei last August by then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, triggered days of unprecedented military drills by Beijing, which launched major exercises in the airspace and waters surrounding Taiwan, including simulated blockades of the island. Though lower-ranking US delegations have been sent to Taiwan in the months since, those trips were not met with war games, but nonetheless prompted stern warnings from Beijing, which considers the island part of its sovereign territory.
McCarthy’s office declined to comment on the reported meeting with Tsai, however Taiwanese officials said she would travel to the US sometime in April, while the Reagan Library in southern California has confirmed a speaking engagement for the leader during the same trip.
READ MORE: US ‘quadrupling’ number of troops in Taiwan – WSJ
Taiwan has been self-governed since the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, but never officially declared independence from China. Beijing strongly opposes any direct diplomatic contacts between Taipei and foreign nations, only a handful of which recognize the territory as a sovereign state. Washington is not among them, despite frequent official junkets to the island, as well as a series of purportedly “defensive” weapons sales over the years – including under the Biden administration.
Last year, Chinese President Xi Jinping said his government would “continue to strive for peaceful reunification with Taiwan,” but insisted it would “never promise to renounce the use of force” to reclaim the disputed territory.
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US House Speaker to meet Taiwan’s leader – media
The meeting will reportedly be held in California to avoid triggering Beijing’s ire
FILE PHOTO: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy speaks to the media at the Capitol in Washington, DC. March 7, 2023. © AP / Alex Brandon
US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is set to meet Taiwanese President Tai Ing-wen in the United States next month, the Financial Times reported, noting he agreed to skip a planned visit to the island after past American delegations to Taipei prompted harsh reactions from Chinese authorities.
Tsai will sit down with the senior lawmaker during her visit to the states in April, which will include travel to both California and New York, Taiwanese officials told the paper on Monday. Speaking on condition of anonymity, one official claimed that China is “not in a good situation right now,” suggesting a trip to Taiwan by McCarthy could carry risks.
“We shared some intelligence about what the Chinese Communist Party is recently up to and the kinds of threats they pose,”the official said, referring to its communications with McCarthy’s office. They offered no specifics on what sort of danger the lawmaker might face.
READ MORE: Taiwan boosting military ties with Washington – presidentWhile McCarthy declared last summer that he would visit the island should he take the speaker’s role, his team has agreed to a meeting in the US instead, an effort to “avoid an aggressive response from Beijing,” according to the Times.
A trip to Taipei last August by then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, triggered days of unprecedented military drills by Beijing, which launched major exercises in the airspace and waters surrounding Taiwan, including simulated blockades of the island. Though lower-ranking US delegations have been sent to Taiwan in the months since, those trips were not met with war games, but nonetheless prompted stern warnings from Beijing, which considers the island part of its sovereign territory.
McCarthy’s office declined to comment on the reported meeting with Tsai, however Taiwanese officials said she would travel to the US sometime in April, while the Reagan Library in southern California has confirmed a speaking engagement for the leader during the same trip.
READ MORE: US ‘quadrupling’ number of troops in Taiwan – WSJ
Taiwan has been self-governed since the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, but never officially declared independence from China. Beijing strongly opposes any direct diplomatic contacts between Taipei and foreign nations, only a handful of which recognize the territory as a sovereign state. Washington is not among them, despite frequent official junkets to the island, as well as a series of purportedly “defensive” weapons sales over the years – including under the Biden administration.
Last year, Chinese President Xi Jinping said his government would “continue to strive for peaceful reunification with Taiwan,” but insisted it would “never promise to renounce the use of force” to reclaim the disputed territory.
Medusa
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Chinees staatshoofd Xi krijgt historische derde termijn als president
Chinees staatshoofd Xi krijgt historische derde termijn als president
Het Chinese Nationaal Volkscongres heeft ingestemd met een derde termijn voor staatshoofd en partijleider Xi Jinping als president van de Volksrepubliek China. De bijna 3000 uitgekozen afgevaardigden stemden vrijdag tijdens de jaarvergadering in de Grote Hal van het Volk in Beijing unaniem voor...
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Fries Foar Frijhiid
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Nieuwe Substackvertaling van een South China Morning Post-artikel over spanningen tussen China en Taiwan:
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Het door India georganiseerde Raisina-dialoog wordt afgesloten in de schaduw van de bezorgdheid over de Straat van Taiwan
Spanningen tussen China en Taiwan kunnen binnen 2-5 jaar tot een conflict leiden, waarbij de reactie van de EU gecoördineerd wordt met de VS en Zuidoost-Azië neutraal zal blijven.
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Fries Foar Frijhiid
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Tot in hoeverre beïnvloedt de CCP de Nederlandse verkiezingen?
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Exclusive: China's Xi plans Russia visit as soon as next week - sources
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Exclusive: China's Xi plans Russia visit as soon as next week - sources
Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to travel to Russia to meet his counterpart Vladimir Putin as soon as next week, people familiar with the matter said, which would be sooner than previously expected.
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Decem
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Al vakantieplannen? Lekker ontspannen met een paar weken in een andere dictatuur.
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China opent voor het eerst sinds corona grenzen voor buitenlandse toeristen | Buitenland | NU.nl
China gaat voor het eerst sinds het begin van de coronapandemie weer open voor buitenlandse toeristen. De autoriteiten lieten vorige maand al weten dat ze het virus hadden verslagen en vinden het daarom tijd om de laatste maatregel op te heffen.
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