Day: January 18, 2023

China doesn’t just recruit spies to work in its intelligence agencies; it uses everyday cities who are motivated to spy for the state for money, out of fear of the government, or both. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s espionage strategies, the scale of China’s army of spies, and China’s theft of intellectual property. Joining us in this episode is Nicholas Eftimiades, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and a retired senior intelligence officer specializing in China. He’s also th

As China increasingly threatens Japan with its military, Japan is teaming up with the US and other democratic countries to counter China. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss what China is doing to provoke Japan, how Japan is responding, and China’s reaction to Japan’s response.

China’s wolf warrior diplomacy is coming to an end but don’t let the Chinese government trick you into believing that they are making a change for the better. They are still up to their old tricks, just not as wolf wankery!

#chinainsights #chinaeconomy #chinacovid The biggest headache for the Chinese government right now is the people who are demanding their wages. Here’s a banner at the entrance of a major hospital in a provincial capital city in northwestern China that reads, “Give me back my hard-earned money.” But for local governments and related organizations, their purse is now empty. A company born to lose money can’t exist in a normal market environment. But in red China, anything is impossible. All the operations

China’s Wuhan Virus wave could be worse than expected. A new projection has revised figures for the number of people that could die. Molly Gambhir reports.

The world watched as U.S. #COVID19 deaths climbed past 1 million on Johns Hopkins University’s chart, but #China’s number stayed below 5,000. Three years later, China is now changing its tune, saying tens of thousands have officially died from the virus. But is that the real number? A new study from Peking University estimates over 900 million are infected with the virus in China. The study goes on to note that, of that number, 80 percent are facing severe symptoms. Now, that study has already been deleted

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Since the US state of Nebraska took the lead in implementing a ban on TikTok—the international version of China’s Douyin in August 2020—high vigilance in Western countries has been aroused towards this app ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

Is #China falling toward second place? #India seems on track to surpass the world’s most populous nation after China’s number fell for the first time in decades—by 850,000 people to 1.41 billion in 2020. But what makes it such a big deal? China is facing an aging population and dwindling workforce. What’s more, COVID-19 is still running rampant through the nation, and China’s borders are now open for international travel. As experts call out the lack of transparency, how will it impact life in the West? An

China’s housing market is roughly a third of its economy. But for such a large part of its GDP, this behemoth of a market isn’t built on very solid ground. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the near collapse of China’s development companies, the death of Jiang Zemin, and the US auditors finally getting access to the books of Chinese companies listed on US stock exchanges.