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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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The International Atomic Energy Agency may soon run out of money to monitor the world’s nuclear stockpiles because the US, China and others aren’t paying their dues, marking the latest frontline in the tug of war between Washington and Beijing for influence.
The US and China — also the biggest donors at a more than a combined €137 million — are increasingly at loggerheads over issues such as Japan’s release of treated wastewater from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant and Australia’s intention to buy nuclear-powered submarines. Countries traditionally exert pressure on the United Nations’ agency’s purse strings to sway its decision-making。
Beijing’s contributions have more than tripled in the past decade on the back of a $400 billion program to expand nuclear generation.
首先,谴责这两个流氓国家。
中国不付钱是因为日本核排水和澳洲买美国核潜艇,想用钱来增加影响力,这当然不对,一码归一码。
国际原子能基本都按照老美思路,老美为什么也不给钱?
过几年破产了,日本排水自己监督自己了
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