Day: January 28, 2024

China’s Rocket Force arsenal is regarded as the crown jewel of the People’s Liberation Army. In recent years, the secretive Chinese military unit has test-launched more ballistic missiles than the rest of the world combined. All American bases in the Asia-Pacific, including Guam, are within range of precision missiles from the Chinese mainland. WSJ looks at how China’s Rocket Force is preparing for a possible invasion of Taiwan and deterring the U.S. from intervening. 0:00 China’s missile capabilities

China calls Taiwan it’s “red line” and has aggressively attacked anyone and everyone who shows even the shallowest support for Taiwan independence. While that may intimidate people in some instances, it’s also giving the world a powerful weapon to threaten the CCP with. Watch this episode of China Unscripted for more on why the US should recognize Taiwan. Joining us in this episode is Colonel Grant Newsham, a former Marine intelligence officer who has lived in Taiwan as part of a Taiwan Ministry of Foreign

A British pianist who clashed with a pro-Beijing group makes a return to the now-iconic London train station—this time, armed with Winnie the Poohs. Congress is pushing to prevent Beijing from using tax dollars to develop bioweapons. We take a look at how it ties into the top provider of genetic sequencing equipment in the U.S. market. The four-day trial results for a Chinese music student are in. A judge doled out a five-year U.S. prison sentence. National security adviser Jake Sullivan and China’s top dip

This week on China of Tomorrow, Liqian Ren covers Taiwan’s election results, lessons learned from polling and predictions, China’s response to the housing bubble, as well as their institutional setup and policy response. Liqian also offers insight into investing, risk factors and headwinds for seeking opportunities outside the U.S, including Japan-focused strategies and our upcoming growth goals.

China’s economy mainly relies on export trade and has benefited from globalization for nearly two decades. After three years of zero-Covid lockdown policy, China has been seriously jeopardized as an important part of the global industrial chain. The recent Red Sea Crisis will lead to a very big adjustment in the future economic structure and industrial chain in China and the world. If it is not controlled, China will be the biggest loser of the crisis.

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Xi Jinping has been purging government bureaucrats and party apparatchiks since he got into power. But his latest move may be the most dramatic “corruption” purge yet. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at Xi’s new “self-reform” agenda, who it’s targeting and why it’s so significant.