Year: 2023

Despite years of intel that China and other nations have tried to interfere in Canada’s democratic institutions, Canada has yet to take meaningful action to protect itself from foreign interference. This has made it hard for Canada’s law enforcement agencies to catch foreign interference, as well as prosecute it. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about what consequences there are for foreign interference, consequences for politicians who let it happen, and Canada’s new media problem that could ma

Because From China’s perspective controlling the Xinjiang region is absolutely necessary to guarantee their position as a global superpower. Without an iron clad control over Xinjiang it would mean China’s multi billion dollar belt and road investment projects that connect to the rest of the world and their national security would fail. They would lose control of oil pipelines and natural resources that would jeopardize their security. The Xinjiang region is too strategically important for them to allow an

You’ve probably heard of it by now: Temu, the Chinese fast fashion brand that has seemingly overnight become the world’s most downloaded shopping app. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at where Temu came from, why you see it everywhere, and why it is a total rip-off.

I Robots get a beating, Xi gets worshiped some more, and a ton of hilarious stuff happens in today’s show

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Local Fiscal Conditions 02:53 US-China Relations 07:31 China’s Youth Unemployment

Recently a building in Jiangxi province China caught fire and unfortunately the fire hoses were not connected to water!

The Chinese Communist Party likes to say it doesn’t interfere in other countries’ internal affairs. But the reality couldn’t be further from the truth, and Canada is a case in point. Thanks to leaks from Canada’s intelligence agency, CSIS, we know that the China selected certain candidates it wanted to win in Canada’s federal elections, and tried to tip the scales by flooding the races with cash. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about China’s interference in Canada’s democracy, the government’s

We answer the viewer question whether or not the Russian Air Force could take on the Chinese Air Force. Our sim can not handle 2100 aircraft simultaneously, so we run a 1/10th scale proportional battle.
Overview 1:27
Research 5:45
Scenario Details 10:10
Predictions 12:08

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US Sends USS Ronald Reagan docked to Vietnam to repel China Warship seen off the Vietnam Coast An American aircraft carrier was due to make a port call in Vietnam on Sunday — a rare visit by one of the U.S. Navy’s biggest ships that come as Washington and Beijing both step up efforts to bolster ties with Southeast Asian nations.

China has accused the UK of protecting fugitives after the British foreign secretary criticised Hong Kong’s decision to offer HK$1m bounties for the arrest of eight democracy activists based overseas, as the territory’s leader said the group would be “pursued for life”. #china #uk #hongkong

Let’s take stock of China’s top ten famous unfinished buildings or residential projects. #housingcrisis #shanghai #beijing #unfinishedbuilding #tianjin #chinarealestate #chinaobserver

– Would a Chinese-owned #automaker’s electric cars qualify for a possible White House tax #credit? In a tit-for-tat scheme in the U.S.-China trade war, Beijing now restricting exports of two metals used in semiconductors. A movement to quit the Chinese Communist Party is being celebrated by one county in New York state. A Chinese surgeon has been kicked out of a medical school in France for his role in helping Beijing’s forced organ harvesting. Flood season is in full force in China, with 50 rivers now at r

China should never be able to take the moral high ground!

#NewEnergy #electricvehicles #ChineseCar #ChineseCar #NewEnergy #electricvehicles China’s annual sales of new energy vehicles grow from 1.367 million units in 2020 to 6.887 million units in 2022, a four-fold increase in two years. A new energy vehicle requires roughly 30 to 60 kilograms of lithium carbonate or lithium hydroxide. Lithium, a silvery-white metal in its pure state, is 0.0065% in the earth’s crust and used to be “industrial monosodium glutamate”, but now it is “white oil”. According to China’s

Semiconductor chips are a vital component in everything from smart phones, to cars and even military hardware. China has been looking to ensure its supplies, but it’s now facing a major problem. The Netherlands is curbing exports of essential technology used to manufacture the most advanced chips. China says the U.S. is behind this move. So how will this impact China’s high-tech ambitions?

He was a key figure in American foreign policy in the second half of the 20th century. As National Security Advisor first and later as Secretary of State under Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger was regarded for years as the public face of realpolitik, pragmatism above all. Kissinger was one of the main architects of the opening up of relations between the United States and the People’s Republic of China, the end of the Vietnam War, and the initiation of peace negotiations between Israel and Egypt. He also im

You’ve gotta understand China!

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Local Fiscal Conditions & Housing Crisis 04:17 China Passes ‘Foreign Relations Law’ 06:43 US-China: More Chip Restrictions Coming

15,619 views Jun 29, 2023 Remembering the time China went crazy over a dress that the model wore in 2001. Every the Chinese government needs a distraction they use Japan.

For the US and its allies, stopping an invasion of Taiwan is preferable to defending Taiwan after it happens. But US policy towards Taiwan may be working contrary to that goal. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss US policy on Taiwan, how it’s potentially putting Taiwan at risk, and how China gauges US weakness. Joining us in this episode is Ian Easton, senior director of the Project 2049 Institute and author of the new book, The Final Struggle: Inside China’s Global Strategy.

Chinese rap isn’t so bad but when the communist party tries to rap it all turns to shit!

The development in Russia in the past 24 hours has been dramatic. The conflict between the mercenary group Wagner and the Russian military leaders escalated into a coup attempt. But then, the crisis suddenly ended as the group leader Prigozhin agreed to withdraw the troops. This development drew the vast interest of the Chinese as they compared the Russian problem to a similar situation in the event of a war in the Taiwan Strait -What do Chinese citizens believe? -The effect on the Chinese PLA and CCP l

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During the early years of Foxconn’s brilliant development, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook almost exclusively gave iPhone manufacturing contracts to Foxconn, earning the company the nickname of “Apple’s designated manufacturer”. After all, Foxconn’s founder Terry Gou had earned massive profits by relying on Apple orders, allowing Foxconn to dominate China’s manufacturing industry and even earning Gou the title of Taiwan’s richest person. It’s not an exaggeration to say that even with just Apple’s orders, Foxconn’s bu

China is going all in on nuclear power and it’s plan could change the future of the entire world. China just launched its first thorium molten salt reactor in typical China style. Experts thought it would take China 6 years to build it and China did it in less than 3 years. What’s so amazing about this nuclear power reactor? Let’s break it down in today’s video. Join this channel to get access to perks: / @cyrusjanssen 0:00 – Intro to China’s Nuclear Plan 1:32 – Sponsor Private Internet Access 2:53

CNBC’s Eamon Javers explores how U.S. companies are in the crosshairs of China’s economic espionage efforts, all while trying to do business in one of the world’s biggest markets. In this in-depth report, Javers examines the unprecedented case of Xu Yanjun, a spy from China who was convicted in U.S. federal court of trying to steal GE engine secrets, and what it reveals about China’s plans to take on Boeing, GE Aviation, Honeywell and the rest of America’s aerospace industry. Watch the video to find out how

A recent report in the Wall Street Journal says Chinese troops could soon be on the US doorstep, if they aren’t already. According to the report, it’s all part of a deal for China to build a military base there, making the US worry that Chinese troops will be stationed there. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss why China wants a base in Cuba, what the US response has been, and what other plans for bases China has.

#Chinainsights#Shanghai#Chinanews Shanghai is the most developed city in mainland China. But recently, some media have been saying that its economy has collapsed as a whole. Some even claim that all Fortune 500 companies all have left Shanghai. But the Chinese government claims that foreign capital is returning to Shanghai. So, how is Shanghai’s economy really doing? In this episode, we will examine this issue using numbers.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 01:33 EU-China I: Li Qiang In France 11:23 EU-China II: European Economic Security Strategy

Is Taiwan preparing to arm itself? While it’s certainly early to say for sure, one of Taiwan’s main political parties has said it would lay down the country’s arms if elected to the presidency. And China is rooting hard for that party to win. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how China is meddling in Taiwan’s elections, controversy surrounding the head of the Taiwan People’s Party Ko Wen-je, and what it could mean for Taiwan if he wins. Joining us in this episode is Guermantes Lailari, a retir

#Relations are shifting between the world’s biggest powers. #Washington is now courting India, but what makes the country so critical for the United States? And what sectors will feel the impact of closer cooperation? We break down the latest in today’s episode. 00:00 Intro 00:31 U.S. to Bolster India’s Military Power With Major Deals 04:36 Biden Defends ‘Dictator’ Comment on China’s Xi 06:09 Raytheon: Decoupling from China Is ‘Impossible’ 07:54 ‘Extremely High Risk’ of Forced Labor in Temu Supply Chains:

North Korean state media has started showing Kim Jong Un’s young daughter by the leader’s side, triggering speculation about the country’s succession plans. WSJ’s Dasl Yoon analyzes the significance of these appearances. Photo: KCNA/via Reuters 0:00 What significance does Kim Jong Un’s daughter have to the North Korean regime? 0:40 How Kim Ju Ae could help justify North Korean military expansion 1:48 Kim Ju Ae might also soften her father’s image 2:15 Is Kim Ju Ae in line to succeed Kim Jong Un?

[ 🇷🇺 💥 Things are heating up in Russia. The actions of Wagner and their leader Yevgeny Prigozhin have put Putin’s regime on the ropes. At VisualPolitik, we are closely following all these developments, and we are already preparing a special video that we will be releasing very soon. ] The anarchy of the international scene is more present than ever. After an era in which Uncle Sam had become the world’s policeman following the fall of the USSR, competition between nations is back at the center of the c

In June, Shanghai and Guangzhou are already quite sweltering. Yet, despite this heat, thousands of people are still seen queuing outside the U.S. Consulate. Netizens filming the scenes express their astonishment, questioning why people would stand in such long lines under such scorching heat. The wait time for a U.S. visa appointment in Beijing has already stretched to October, with thousands of people lining up outside the embassy every day — a truly exaggerated sight. Shanghai and Guangzhou are not to be

It’s been 3 weeks since Hong Kong has opened up crypto to retail investors and we are still not seeing Chinese money flowing into the crypto market. In this video, we are going to explore the possible reasons why China money is still on hold, the unique relationship between China and Hong Kong, and the impact of regulatory uncertainties and SEC lawsuits on Chinese investors.