Month: October 2021

Hong Kong activist Samuel Chu managed to successfully lobby Congress to pass not one, but two major bills supporting Hong Kong after the Chinese Communist Party took control of Hong Kong. The Trump and Biden Administrations have used these bills to slam Hong Kong and Chinese officials with sanctions. Chu is not only a persona non grata in Hong Kong, there’s a warrant out for his arrest.

China Launched Nuke Ready Hypersonic Missile Sparking FEAR IN Biden Admin Stating We Have NO Defense. Fear of war with China is escalating as economic warfare and moves against Taiwan continue. China recently send over one hundred warplanes into Taiwan’s air defense zone and called it justified Meanwhile Republicans are warning that the U.S. could lose the new cold war with China over the launch of a hypersonic missile. China has rejected such a claim and stated it was a spacecraft. With a failing econo

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hina’s Shipbuilding Giant Goes Bankrupt As It fails to pay $141 Billion A court in the eastern province of Zhejiang said it recently accepted a bankruptcy case involving a state-owned shipbuilder, the first government-backed company to go under amid an industry slowdown. Zhoushan Intermediate People’s Court said it accepted a petition filed by Zhejiang Shipping Group regarding the bankruptcy of a subsidiary called Zhoushan Wuzhou Ship Repairing & Building Co. Ltd. The court said it had frozen the assets

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The implementation of Bohai’s bankruptcy restructuring plan, which was approved by a local court in January, has been delayed over a power struggle between the Tianjin government, creditors and investors, as well as the local government’s fears of losing state-owned assets and jobs, the sources said china economic downturn,china economic slowdown,china economy collapse,china economic collapse,china economic crisis 2021,china economy fall,china economic fallout,china bankrupt,China Bohai Steel Bankrupt,Chin

The Chinese Communist Party knows that the easiest way to defeat a country isn’t with bullets or bombs. The easiest way to defeat a country is to control it from within. And it’s been trying—and in some cases successfully—for many years to control Australia this way. Watch this episode of China Unscripted for more on the Australia-China relationship, the importance of Taiwan to Australia’s sovereignty, and the effect China’s sanctions have had on Australia.

China has been readying for an invasion of Taiwan, but so has Taiwan’s allies. China already has the world’s largest navy by size, and it’s working on increasing the size and capability of the rest of its forces. Is it better for Taiwan and its allies if China waits to attack, giving them more time to prepare, or will it be harder to defend Taiwan because China will also be more prepared? We discuss that and more in this episode of China Unscripted. Joining us in this episode is Lincoln Parker, the chair of

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We know our China Uncensored viewers care about China, and they probably also care about their money, and their money not going to China. In this episode, we interview Perth Tolle, the founder of the Freedom 100 Emerging Markets Index, which is an index weighted to freedom that doesn’t have China in it at all. She explains how Wall Street forces investors to put their money into China, and, despite the incredible risks and low returns, why it’s still doing that.

Are stores near you running out of supplies? Are your deliveries being delayed? Who is to blame for it? Over-dependence on China has triggered a supply chain crisis. Palki Sharma tells you how it started, how it’s going, and what’s the way out.

TFIglobal 368K subscribers China has come to a grinding halt. The rusty red engine of Communism has broken down. The coaches behind are beginning to derail. The Chinese economy has started unwinding. And the worst is yet to come. Watch the video for the full story.

The tensions at the India-China border are growing. The Chinese military is attempting fresh incursions. It is engaging in ceasefire violations. Military commanders from India and China will meet this month for the 13th time. So far, their dialogue has failed to produce any results. It looks like India now wants to pressurize china militarily for a solution.

China has released two Canadians from prison after the return of one of its nationals who was under house arrest in Canada. China claims this wasn’t a case of hostage diplomacy, but the timing of their release was suspicious, to say the least. Meng Wanzhou, the CFO of China telecom giant Huawei, was charged by the US for violating its trade sanctions against Iran and misleading US banks about it. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for more on why she was allowed to go back to China, the pretense China u