Day: September 5, 2022

Chinese companies could be kicked off US stock exchanges if they don’t open their books to US regulators. Thanks to the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act, the US is finally putting its foot down after years of China stonewalling US regulators. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the deal the US and China negotiated to give the US access to Chinese companies, why this will be good for US exchanges, and why US officials and politicians are skeptical China will hold up its side of the barga

The biggest #TaiwanArmsSale under President Joe Biden is coming in at $1.1 billion. But can Washington deliver the weapons in time? #USTariffs on Chinese imports will stay in place—at least for now, after requests from several industries. A major #Earthquake is shaking a city in southwest China. Twenty-one million are under lockdown orders there—some of them blocked from fleeing their buildings. The UK, one of America’s closest allies, gets a new prime minister. We look at its stance on China and Russia.

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0:00 Jiangxin trail exposed as Yangtze River level drops 0:30 Chengdu before lockdown: “Like feeding lions and tigers at the zoo” ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

The COVID-19 outbreak in mainland China continues to spread, despite the CCP using the world’s most extreme zero-Covid policy to control the spread of the virus. 31 of China’s 34 provincial-level administrative regions have now seen cases of infection. This is the most widespread round of outbreaks since February 2021, when the Ministry of Health began notifying outbreaks on a daily basis. With this came a nationwide closure and control. As of 6 p.m. on Sept. 2, there were 1,780 high-risk zones and 1,407