The Chinese government sent two giant pandas as a gift to mark the soccer World Cup, which starts on Nov. 20th. China has not qualified for the finals, but is a major customer for Qatar’s natural gas.
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China diplomacy: I share with you the best I have.
US diplomacy: I sell you weapons (in disguise of the socalled "security.")
Esto debe ser una broma!!! El Presidente De China se robo mi osito, y ahora resulta que manda ositos pandas de regalo a los nefastos de qatar!!! Que falta de categoría!!! 😶😐😭😭😭
po the Kung Fu panda 🐼🐼
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