Day: May 22, 2023

Are #tensions between the United States and #China still on a downward spiral? Another company is getting caught in the crossfire, restricted over so-called national security concerns—but this time, it’s American, and Beijing’s Communist Party is doing the banning. Top chip maker Micron is now no longer allowed to sell semiconductors for use in Chinese infrastructure, after the United States imposed a series of export controls on chip-making technology to China. 00:00 Intro 01:50 U.S. Chipmaker Micron Ban

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Through a combination of bullying and bribing, China used to be able to get its neighbors to play nice with it. While it’s economy was expanding rapidly and trade with other countries flourished, China’s neighbors moved away from the US, China’s mortal enemy, or avoided taking up controversial issues like Taiwan, to keep the peace in the region. But now that’s all changed. It turns out China’s rise hasn’t been one of a gentle giant that refrains from interfering in other countries’ internal issues, but a f

#Chinainsights It can be said that the Philippines is one of the few countries in Southeast Asia that is not included in the economic track of China. The Chinese government has been “luring” the Philippines, but the latter hasn’t really tasted much of the sweetness. In recent years, one of the notable practices of the CCP has been to hound the Philippines from time to time not to follow the U.S. on the Taiwan Strait issue. The sudden Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 should have made the Philippines beli

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:28 G7 & China 04:16 Canada-China Update 06:20 Global Civilization Initiative

China’s military may be behind the US in terms of experience and firepower, but that doesn’t mean it’s ineffective. China knows that it doesn’t need to beat the US in a conventional war if it can weaken the US from within, and part of that strategy is hacking and data theft. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss the breadth of China’s digital warfare, it’s civilian-military fusion strategy, and how China’s military cyber team is different than the US’s.

Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla., argues the U.S. needs to ‘decouple’ from China as soon as they can and discusses the NAACP’s travel advisory for Florida.

What would happen if Beijing ultimately decides to invade Taiwan? Would the island be able to withstand the attack by the People’s Republic of China? What role could the United States play? Would the U.S. military be able to withstand the Chinese onslaught? In this video we tell you all the details.

Chinese comedy troupe gets hit with a $2 million fine for making a joke about the military!

China is now the most dominant player in the EV space controlling the one piece of tech that will define the future of our world Electric Batteries. Can the world make an EV battery without China? The answer is no! Let’s break down everything you need to know about China tech and how you can also take advantage of an opportunity in the market.

On March 30, 2023, Huawei’s new P60 was released. Let’s take a look at its popularity. The scene is the same Huawei flagship store on Nanjing Road in Shanghai, where customers are outnumbered by staff. According to mainland media reports, Huawei has become a national enterprise in China, a trump card against America. But why does the largest store look deserted? Are the so-called patriotic ‘little pink’ only vocal about their patriotism? Huawei briefly surpassed Apple and Samsung Electronics to become the w