Average day in Ukraine
The EU does subsidise it's own industry. Airbus is great because it was pumped with money which they didn't have to pay back.
"China is a threat to democracy!", says the country with a monarchy and an unelected prime minister.
Crazy that these people are still convinced that Russia will lose any day now.
They're quite expensive for a start and standard HSR does it's job just fine.
Japan is the only country that's building actual Maglev lines. It's feasible in Japan due to popularity of rail and distance between the endpoints makes it worth it.
China has Maglev tech and also some demo Maglev lines. But they are committed to standard rail because it's cheaper to build using a standardised process and works good enough on large distance travel required in China.
In the US, it's nearly impossible because Petroleum companies and such hate the idea of cheap and efficient transport and just bribe the politicians to be against it.
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He just doesn't want his satellites to be shot out of their orbits because that's exactly what many countries will do once Starlink gets used for large military operations.
Somebody think of the Lockheed shareholders!
They'll die in the next 100 years because putin has invented ageing.
Western policy is based on racist stereotypes that people outside the west can't innovate. They lose their minds when it's disproven.
"The CIA said that they don't have anything to do with Radio Free anymore so it must be true."
The UK is literally a monarchy and their prime minister is an unelected goon.