Day: May 9, 2023

Can the US and India set aside their differences to fight China? In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss India’s relationship with Russia, the US de-risking its economy, and what Ukraine means for Taiwan. Joining us in this episode is Professor M.D. Nalapat, the director of the department of geopolitics and international relations at India’s Manipal University. He’s also the vice chair of the Manipal advanced research group and a writer at The Sunday Guardian.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy I: Debt Issues Continued 03:02 China-Afghanistan 05:36 More PRC Diplomacy: US, EU & Canada

A popular YouTube channel, Lei’s Real Talk, has computed China’s GDP in two different ways and draws the same conclusion – it is way lesser than the $18 Trillion that it claims. Plus with record COVID casualties, it is facing a critical problem in the workforce, with many experienced people dead. Elmer Yuen lays bare the truth!

#Ottawa is accusing a Chinese #diplomat of targeting a Canadian lawmaker who’s critical of China’s human rights records. Beijing retaliated, ousting a Canadian diplomat. The two nations have clashed since the detention of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou in 2018, and Beijing’s subsequent arrest of two Canadians on espionage charges. 00:00 Intro 00:52 China Expels Canadian Diplomat in Tit-For-Tat Dispute 03:23 China Raids Consulting Firm Capvision’s Office 05:00 ‘Repression Turning Outward’: Analysts on China’

During the last decades, China had an unprecedented economic growth. It became the world’s largest exporter. In other words, it became the world’s factory. And the key element driving its economic growth was its huge working-age population. In other words, the factor that played a central role in China’s economic model was its cheap labor force. However, to the surprise of many, China today, not only is no longer a cheap country, but in global terms, it is even expensive. So, the questions are: why is Chine

Speed up! Through the rainforest, across the sea… for those who can’t fly The Great Escape is a familiar yet unfamiliar history to the Chinese people. In the 1960s, for example, starving Chinese people fled to Hong Kong during the Great Famine. In 30 years, a cumulative total of over one million people managed to escape mainland China. The topic we will explore today is: China is already considered rich, so why does it fail to retain its people? In addition to the Chinese who have fled to other countries

China is terrified of minorities. Many of China’s ethnic minorities live in regions that want to become autonomous from China, and their different language, writing systems, culture and history present a problem for the Han Chinese overlords who want to make China one big united country. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss China’s collection of Tibetan’s DNA, the genocide of the Uyghurs, and why China’s lack of organ donors sends a foreboding warning on China’s widespread DNA collection efforts.

#Mexico is now seizing illegal #fentanyl shipped from China. If not stopped, the chemicals could get smuggled across the southern border. The drug has already killed record numbers of Americans. Beijing already stopped cooperating with the United States on combating fentanyl after former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan. 00:00 Intro 00:55 Mexico Intercepts Fentanyl Packages from China 04:07 China, U.S. Agree on Need to Improve Relations 05:15 9K+ Chinese Chip Companies Shut Down in Two Years 06:11