Do you mean to say that the Trump admin did not carefully review the licenses they approved?

Is it only available through normal and easily accessible websites if you're in the UK? I understand that India asked websites to take it down but does that affect access in other countries like the United States too?

The United States appears to have greater resources and incentives to develop this industry. Perhaps Sweden and our allies would prefer to rely on us. However, I wonder what sort of production capacity the United States would aim to achieve considering how it creates much pollution.

So what does that mean for this news? Is this resource meaningful only if Sweden decides to pollute their land?

There's no way the PRC can take on either Taiwan or Japan. The PRC's military is far outclassed by Taiwan's and Japan's militaries.

Historically, the south of China is often the seed or hotbed of revolution against the ruling government.

For now. Conditions could be different decades from now. Taiwan would be foolish to only rely on America's word and not look out for itself in the long term. We used to have a full defensive alliance with Taiwan and formally recognized them until that was changed under President Carter.

Hold on, if it's that good then why did these jobs go overseas? These seem like jobs Americans would certainly want, that could have been created by American companies, and that are well complemented by American education.

That comment is saying Vietnam is unlike the Asian tigers.

Apparently that's enough to allow people to forget they are also authoritarian and regularly abuse human rights.

I get the sense that sometimes people on Reddit forget that Vietnam is also an authoritarian country. Perhaps it's forgotten because of sympathies for the country's cause in the Vietnam War, or perhaps it's because Vietnam is seen as antagonistic to the PRC.