Day: October 4, 2024

00:00 Introduction00:12 Shanghai Mass Stabbing03:22 South China Sea Tensions05:57 US-China Relations

Even though Chin and Vietnam are both Communist countries, they don’t exactly get along…

Stellantis, the world’s fourth-largest automaker, is tackling the challenge of competing with Chinese EVs by adopting a “Chinese route” strategy. CEO Carlos Tavares has invested in Leapmotor to access cutting-edge technology and reduce costs. While Stellantis produces Leapmotor EVs in Poland and may expand to North America, navigating different regional approaches to Chinese EVs and tariffs remains tricky. Learn why Chinese companies dominate the EV market and how tariffs impact the industry.

Under the 1858 Treaty of Aigun and the 1860 Treaty of Beijing, China’s Qing dynasty ceded land the size of modern Ukraine, Poland, and Lithuania combined to the Russian Empire. It’s the largest territorial loss recorded in China’s modern history.In a local interview, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te remarked that if China’s claims over Taiwan are truly about ‘territorial integrity,’ then China should also seek to reclaim the land Russia seized through treaties in the 19th century. What does he mean? Our guests, Titus Chen and Chris Horton, share their thoughts.

Around 11 a.m. on September 29, a fire suddenly broke out at CATL’s production site, one of China’s leading battery manufacturers. Videos circulating online show a white multi-story building engulfed in flames, with thick smoke rising high into the sky. The fire was visible from tens of kilometers away due to the towering smoke.

Chinese people are turning against Xi Jinping. But not for the reason I imagined.

China tried to cover up its nuclear submarine sinking. How did they even think people wouldn’t notice this?

Solar panels, medication, and Gov. Tim Walz’s time in China—we have the China highlights from the vice presidential debate.BlackRock’s CEO is calling on Western firms to reassess the Chinese market despite Chinese stocks soaring to their best performance in 16 years.U.S. lawmakers are calling foul on Chinese-made vehicles entering the United States through Mexico. They urge Mexican President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum to take action out of concern for national security.A research report shows Chinese firms have spent over $100 billion to get a playbook to avoid paying high tariffs.

On September 5th, the Xi’an Public Security Bureau in Shaanxi Province released a notice across Chinese media, offering a reward for information related to a serious criminal case that occurred in July. The notice identified five suspects involved in the case, all of whom are currently on the run, but no details about the crime itself were provided. The announcement quickly garnered widespread attention online.

Michael Howell, Founder and CEO of CrossBorder Capital, discusses the implications of China’s historic stimulus package and interest rate cut. Now that the world’s two largest economies have cuts interest rates, what does this mean for the global economy?

| Chinese missile boats chased Philippine vessels near the half moon shoal, even directing lasers at a Philippine patrolling aircraft. The shoal located around 110 kms from Philippines has major importance and has potential to be turned into a military base. Its geographical features are such that an airfield can be constructed there, highlighting its importance amidst growing tensions in the region.

Witness the awe-inspiring drone show in Shenzhen that made history on China’s National Day! Over 10,000 synchronized drones lit up the night sky in a mesmerizing display, breaking the world record for the largest drone show ever. This is one of five different shows that are preformed every night for the week in Shenzhen. Watch as the drones create breathtaking formations, celebrating China’s rich culture, technological advancements, and unity. Don’t miss this epic event that wowed the world with its scale, precision, and beauty!

On September 9, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Taiwan Conflict Deterrence Act. The bill stipulates that if Beijing is about to attack Taiwan, the U.S. Department of the Treasury must disclose the illegal assets of Chinese senior officials in accordance with the law, including members of the Politburo Standing Committee, members of the Politburo, and members of the Central Committee who perform public duties that affect Taiwan, as well as their immediate family members. It will also cut off their and their families’ access to the U.S. financial system and freeze their assets.