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🇨🇳 Prof. Zhang Weiwei breaks down why China isn't sweating the Middle East energy crisis -- and why Germany's green energy gamble backfired spectacularly. Key points: - China is 85% energy self-sufficient thanks to long-term planning - Coal (54%), renewables (19%), and fossil imports (27%) -- a diversified mix... - Germany blew up its world-class coal plants, shut down nuclear, and now has a 30% energy shortfall. German companies are fleeing to China. - South Korea and Vietnam are already struggling with fuel shortages. China? No problems yet. - On Middle East diplomacy: "Be friends with everyone, but keep a clear head -- know who's who. Which ones are true friends, which are fake friends, and which will stab you in the back." - Calls the US-Israel attack on Iran "strategic deception" -- they were still negotiating in Geneva two days before the strike - "Anything you sign with Trump, expect him to disavow it the very next day"show more

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