

This guy used to be a minister of foreign affairs, so he had access to critical, secret information from inner circles of the EU.
Critical secret info like “Europe is running out of fossil fuel power” and “the auto industry is lagging the globe”, certainly.
I’m sure he’s also got all sorts of contacts with port and rail administrators, regulatory admins, and dealership networks, such they fast tracking import, license, and sale becomes significantly easier
Sucks that the EU makes foreign imports so devilishly complex that you need a guy on the inside just to get a phone directory. But that’s European politics in a nutshell for centuries.




Idk about a trend, but perhaps a necessity. The Trump government is flinging around so many tariffs and sanctions that it may no longer be practical to hold USDs in reserve for anything. Also doesn’t help that Americans aren’t producing a lot of products people want to buy. Angola and China do $24B in business annually. By comparison, the US and Angola do $3.2B and a healthy chunk of that is just us selling their refined oil back to them.