Anyone know anything about China and Australia relations with uranium?
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Australia will sell uranium to any country who wants to buy it.
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Russian and China will either abstain or diplomatically stall this process in the Security Council. This may be a victory for Iran. While we are sitting here in the U.S. the politics of international affairs is presenting a different angle. A different tune is being drummed in the Middle East and Asia. It's being hoped by Iran and Pakistan that China will silently stall or veto in the Security Council. \n\nBoth Iran and China have historic ties to China. The only country which may be hoping for a security council action would be India. India would dare not interfere in Iran, Pakistan and China's affairs. If you are uncertain about this, please look this up in some history text book or encyclopedia.\n\nEvents are more complicated than they appear and Iran knows that it can stall this process. Relations between the U.S. and Russia aren't all that peachy as well. The last think the United States wants is military action. This will be a colossal mistake in the history of American foreign policy, much worse than Vietnam or Iraq. Iran has a much older history and roots its pride back to Alexander and the Persian Empire. They do not like to be told what to do and how to do it. The only people who can or should be talking to them is Pakistan and China because of close historic ties.\n\nThe Bush administration needs to get Pakistan involved in this diplomatic effort. Iran does not have decent relations with China, it has a "strong" relationship with it.\n\nThe west needs to look at Iran from a different angle because if a wrong step is taken, there will be a major moslem uprising in the Middle East. They will perceive it as a war against Islam. The effects will be felt all across Europe and North America. \n\nThe only group of people who will say "No" are Americans. They think that economics will trump eastern philosophy, culture, history and domestic politics.\n\nKeep this good discussion rolling!
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After a quick search, this seemed the most likely web-site.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Japanese_relations\n\nI'm sure you know about the situation between Japan & China in the early part of the 20th century, until WWII ended, or if you don't you can look it up fairly easily. The link is about post-war relations.
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Uranium is a radioactive metal. \n\nLast Updated: Tuesday, 14 February 2006, 18:02 GMT \n\n E-mail this to a friend Printable version\nIran urged to halt uranium work\n \nWestern powers suspect Iran's nuclear ambitions are not peaceful\nFrance and Russia have urged Iran to halt its uranium enrichment programme after Tehran confirmed on Tuesday it had resumed the work.\nThe French prime minister and Russian president issued a joint statement calling on Iran to conform in full with the demands of the UN's nuclear agency.\n\nIran on Tuesday confirmed it resumed small-scale uranium enrichment work at the Natanz plant last week.\n\nWestern nations suspect Iran is trying to build nuclear weapons.\n\nUranium enrichment is one part of that process. However, Tehran insists its nuclear programme is solely for peaceful purposes.
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+ It seems they do not, nor do they take into effect that more than 1/3 of the worlds resources in metals are now going to China. (see selected metal prices) The credit and charge it now market is where you can see the problem the greatest, and what if they (renege) on their loans?
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In depends on what.\n\nIran nuclear processing: European Union (All those countries including Germany, France and UK.  Semi-allies on this, China and Russia.\n\nIraq: UK, South Korea, Poland, Italy, Romania, Georgia, Japan, Denmark, Australia, El Salvador,  Azerbaijan, Mongolia, Albania, Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia.  Each of these nations have at least 100 tropps/staff in Iraqi with the US forces.
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heres a show we did on depleated uranium http://www.philipdru.com/rokke_stream.html\n\nwe're tryin to bring things like this to peoples attention. tough going though, nobody wants to listen. weve gotten through to some people, makes it worth it. http://scotthortonshow.com/
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China has Started a manned Space programme and has said it's aim is to land on the Moon.\n\nSo the Yanks will Try to get get there first.\n\nBut their Space programme is still not up and running properly since the Columbia disaster.
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Some info is available at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Civil_War#Relationship_between_the_two_sides_since_1950
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China is kicking eveyones butt right now so what does that say.....
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China is also one of the largest arms suppliers to Iran.....do you think the Chinese will believe that the Iranians will attack their arms suppliers?
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it's nice to see business opportunity around yahoo answers, however there is big issue of political restriction on raw materials in both countries, and you do need strong business partner in China. I am just wondering if you have even heard any similar cases successed? It might bring you some ideas.
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Probably so...\n\nhttp://www.heritage.org/Research/RussiaandEurasia/BG1459.cfm\n\nEspecially in light of this...\n\nhttp://www.spacewar.com/reports/Fighting_An_Asymmetrical_Chinese_War_Machine_999.html\n\nand this....\n\nhttp://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/11/24/061124134543.qth288nm.html
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There are no pure-play uranium mining companies in Canada period. There are lots of developmental stage companies with some uranium interests. Usually if one of these companies actually finds a mineral and obtains rights, they will then sell those rights to a mining company, or enter into development themselves if it is economically feasible.\n\nPerhaps unrelated, but you should have no problem trading the Canadian stocks directly on their home exchange.
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Coal, Silver, Gold, Oil, Uranium
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Australia and New Zealand jointly
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They're smart. They don't want to spend the huge amounts of money it would take.  They are protected by treaties, any nuclear attack on Australia would bring retaliation from the U.K. and the U.S.