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Maybe because challenging China's sovereignty is risky? Just a guess. It's a good question. With the rapid growth of global tourism, there are a lot more citiz
by tln 7y ago
Maybe because challenging China's sovereignty is risky? Just a guess. It's a good question.
With the rapid growth of global tourism, there are a lot more citizens visiting different countries. I wonder if the state dept (or equivalent in other govts) are getting stretched.
The article makes it clear that China is making up criminal cases to justify exit bans, as well.
- anovikov 7y agoJust an inflatable boat and a sub in coastal waters. Massive ECM cover if they mention anything. And denial after. What also works is making the most of these cases in PR sense. To show people that travel to China is risky. Must be a good way of impeding their economic growth and world influence, who wants to deal in a country like that.
- pgeorgi 7y ago> Just an inflatable boat and a sub in coastal waters. Massive ECM cover if they mention anything. And denial after. Sounds like you're volunteering for that job.
- gruez 7y ago>Just an inflatable boat and a sub in coastal waters. I have a feeling that they're probably being monitored, so that probably won't go very well.