Month: February 2022

If you’ve been watching China Uncensored for a while, you’ve probably heard us talk about YouTube censorship. It’s been a big issue for us, especially because we’re a small company that relies on our audience and ad revenue to keep making videos. YouTube has age-restricted, demonetized, and even removed some of our videos over the years. We’re often not sure why they do it, or why they sometimes decide to reverse their decisions. Which is one of the reasons we’re exploring other platforms to put our videos

President Nixon may be one of the most influential US presidents when it comes to US-China relations. His visit to communist China during the Vietnam War set the tone for US-China relations that continue to this day. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look back at the reasons Nixon was willing to sacrifice Taiwan, how the United States’ fear of the USSR played into the calculus on Taiwan, and why Mao offered Nixon 10 million Chinese women.

International Chinese students enforce Censorship on behalf of the CCP all over the globe, come and see it in action…

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese economy, the Evergrande Housing Crisis, Shimao Group, the Ukraine crisis, plus other China news #chinaupdate

During the Cold War, there was a collective understanding that Russia was a threat, and a whole-of-government approach was used in facing that threat. With the increasing aggressiveness of the Chinese Communist Party, both militarily and financially, why aren’t we taking China’s military threat more seriously? Joining us in this episode is Jim Fanell, the Former Director of Intelligence and Information Operations for the U.S. Pacific Fleet.

After seeing Xi Jinping promoting communism like Mao, it seems far-fetched that he might want to destroy the Chinese Communist Party. But that’s exactly what he’s being accused of. In this episode of China Uncensored, we talk about a mysterious article that appeared slandering Xi Jinping, why he might want to destroy the Party, and what fallen Chinese official Bo Xilai has to do with all of it.

Since the start of this year, a plethora of major projects throughout China have been under construction, with a significant amount of investment. In the last few years, China has completed numerous mega infrastructure projects, so China is also widely known as an “infrastructure maniac”. Many aggressive infrastructural investment policies have been implemented by levels of governments each year. In 2022, with the support of the Central government’s policies, even more ambitious investment plans for such pr

China’s real estate sector is still struggling. Shanghai-based Zhenro Properties Group says the developer may not be able to meet debt coming due in March. Kevin Kingsbury reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”

Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., weighs in on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, southern border crisis and reacts to the growing number of House Democrats not seeking re-election. Subscribe to Fox Business! https://bit.ly/2D9Cdse Watch more Fox Business Video: https://video.foxbusiness.com Watch Fox Business Network Live: http://www.foxnewsgo.com/ FOX Business Network (FBN) is a financial news channel delivering real-time information across all platforms that impact both Main Street and Wall Street. Headquartered i

On the Day 2 of the Munich Security Conference, the West urged Russia to de-escalate tensions with Ukraine. The world leaders converge as tensions spike.

In this video, we share with you some things that have been going behind the scenes over her on the Nico channel. Is it time for us to leave China and start a new chapter?

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison accused an opposition MP of being China’s Manchurian Candidate in parliament. Australia’s top spy recently reported attempts by a ‘foreign power’ to influence the 2019 elections. Why is Beijing desperate to meddle in politics down under? Palki Sharma tells you. #Gravitas #China #Australia

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In recent years, ties between China and Australia have soured. However, tensions have risen tremendously after a Chinese vessel aimed laser at an Australian warplane. The Australian PM demanded answers from China.

A mother of 8 children in China was found chained outside in a shed in the cold without warm clothing. Her story has exploded on the Chinese internet. That’s because her husband has gained a following on social media for raising 8 kids in poverty, and people have been supporting him by sending donations. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how the mother was discovered, what local authorities had to say about it, and what state media says happened to her.

Choosing China to hold the Olympic games was a controversial decision, so it’s no surprise that the 2022 Beijing Olympics have been mired in controversy from the beginning.

China’s authoritarian Covid tracking apps are being used to track the spread of the virus, but also the movements of Chinese people. Some fear they’re here to stay. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how the government uses these apps to track dissidents, and what happens when someone’s app is weaponized for political purposes.

Invading Taiwan is already an unviable option for China, due to the geographical terrain of the island nation. But if the US has its back against the wall after a Russian invasion into Ukraine, China will have to face an angry and nasty American military

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If the US and China were a married couple, their friends would be asking the US why it’s still in the relationship. China has been openly hostile to the US, has been constantly trying to undermine the US, and In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss whether the US should divorce China, how the CCP deals with problems it creates, and the 1% in the West joining forces with China’s elite. Joining us in this episode is Jack Posobiec, a former Naval intelligence officer who lived in China, and the host o