Month: June 2022

Use code CNINFOCUS to waive the ticketing fees for all U.S. performances through July 31, 2022. – Beijing threatens Washington with war over Taiwan during a meeting between Chinese and U.S. defense chiefs—marking their first-ever face-to-face talks. Beijing extends its long arm abroad. Reports say the communist regime is exploiting American search engines to influence opinion on sensitive topics. A Trump-era order banned Americans from investing in Chinese military-linked companies. But the Treasury may b

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Have you ever searched for something about China and some of the top search results are from websites like CGTN, China Daily or the Global Times? In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at a study on how YouTube, Google and Bing push Chinese propaganda to the top of its search results.

The US is fast-tracking sixth-generation fighter jets as part of a program to maintain the United States’ Air Force advantage over Russia and China. In this episode of America Uncovered, we look at the timeline for the rollout of these new fighter jets, how they’re modifying them for flight over the Pacific, and how they’re trying to leapfrog China’s anti-stealth radar.

Over the past few days, many provinces in southern China, such as Guangxi, Hunan and Guangdong, have been hit by continuous heavy rainfall, triggering flash floods, landslides and other disasters, and causing damage to large areas of farmland. Meanwhile, the high temperatures in northern China have continued to aggravate the drought that has lasted for several months, causing severe drought in many places and affecting crop harvests. As a result of the new outbreak of the epidemic in China earlier this year

Foreign companies are leaving China. Now, Amazon has joined the trend, as Apple shifts iPad production from China to Vietnam. Is Shanghai easing lockdowns? Residents in one community enjoyed restricted freedom for just two days, before getting ordered back inside. Chinese military planes get dangerously close to a Canadian aircraft on a United Nations mission. Canada says its patrol flight was forced to change course to avoid a collision. The world’s largest war exercise is set to begin this month, with

Over the past few days, many provinces in southern China, such as Guangxi, Hunan and Guangdong, have been hit by continuous heavy rainfall, triggering flash floods, landslides and other disasters, and causing damage to large areas of farmland. Meanwhile, the high temperatures in northern China have continued to aggravate the drought that has lasted for several months, causing severe drought in many places and affecting crop harvests. As a result of the new outbreak of the epidemic in China earlier this year

China’s economy is in a tailspin, thanks in large part to the Chinese Communist Party’s drastic zero covid strategy. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the reasons China’s economy is tanking, what the government is doing to prop the economy up, and why it’s not sustainable.

Hong Kong was for many years the only place in “China” where the Tiananmen Square Massacre was commemorated every year. That’s no longer the case after Hong Kong passed the national security law that would allow people charged with crimes to be extradited to the mainland for prosecution. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at what happened during the Tiananmen protests 33 years ago, how the Hong Kong government has banned protests, and what has happened to people who tried to organize commemorativ

Mass student protests erupt in China near a sensitive anniversary and in a very sensitive year for the Chinese Communist Party. Shanghai has re-opened, or…well…kinda, sorta re-opened. And the Chinese Communist Party knows what real democracy is, and it’s not that fake “rule by the people” democracy being practiced in the West. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.