Day: March 3, 2022

Former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley says Europe will see ‘dramatic effects’ from the more than 1 million Ukrainians that have left the country. She also weighs in on the U.N. General Assembly’s condemnation of Russia’s actions.

Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., discusses the implications of the war in Ukraine on Taiwan and China, arguing that the U.S. must be ‘very clear’ that it will come to Taiwan’s defense.

As the United Nations voted to denounce Russia for its actions in Ukraine, the US bolstered its support of Taiwan, which China has long claimed sovereignty over, partly over concern Beijing may see the war in Ukraine as an opportunity to take control of Taiwan. Scarlet Fu explores the subject with Shelley Rigger, Brown Professor of East Asian Politics at Davidson College.

This week, we’re focusing on the consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine for Asian powers. The conflict calls into question China and India’s close ties to Moscow and could affect other disputed areas like Taiwan and Kashmir. We take a closer look and speak to Professor Steve Tsang from SOAS University of London. We also hear from our New Delhi correspondent Edward Haywood.

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Eunice Yoon reports the Chinese foreign ministry confirmed that president Putin told president Xi he is willing to hold negotiations with Ukraine.

An NYT report cites western intel records to suggest that China had asked Russia to wait until Beijing Winter Olympics were over before it invades Ukraine.

CNBC’s Shep Smith reports that China announced today it would not participate in any sanctions against Russia.

Basketball player Enes Kanter, who changed his name to Enes Kanter Freedom, has been vocal on and off the court about human rights abuses around the world. But it wasn’t till he started talking about human rights abuses in China that he started getting pushback. In this episode of China Uncensored, we talk about Kanter Freedom being ousted from the NBA over this China criticism, what happened to former Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey, and Kanter Freedom’s beef with Lebron James over China.

Chinese people have been Cheering on this invasion online, mocking Ukraine and praising Russia, and the CCP wants this…

The Western Democracies have been tiptoeing around China on the Taiwan issue, fearing that if they show overt support for Taiwan, they will be at the receiving end of China’s anger. While ithis may keep the peace for now, is that a good strategy long term? In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about Western Democracies stationing troops in Taiwan, where the US has deployed military in similar situations, and what we should learn from the Ukraine Russia conflict. Joining us in this episode is Guermant

– Russia’s attack in Ukraine could dramatically change the balance between the world’s three largest powers. But what is China’s role in the crisis? How does the United States view China’s threat? In his State of the Union, President Joe Biden mentioned China twice. And at the same time, a U.S. delegation is visiting Taiwan, reaffirming America’s commitment to the island. And for those watching our full episode: The Chinese communist regime has announced major plans for its space activities this year, and