Day: December 9, 2024

As China’s economy crumbles, Chinese society is being strained. Mass stabbings, random attacks and murders are becoming more common. But the CCP has chosen to ignore the problem.

Why hire real people when you can replace them with fakes??

In today’s show: Chinese Coast Guard Ships Spotted Around Taiwan Assad Dynasty Ends in Syria as Damascus Falls to Rebels Former Legislative Speaker Proposes New Cross-Strait Stance Trump Says He Has Spoken to China’s Xi in Past Week Military Defends Role in South Korea Martial Law Drama COVID Lockdowns and Civil Unrest Let Peru Reassess Tourism One Crew Member Still Missing From Grounded Panama Tanker Madonna Procession Around Taiwan’s Oldest Catholic Church

China has been dumping EVs on Europe and now the EU is fighting back.

00:00 Introduction00:15 Chinese Economy: Consumer Inflation Disappoints 03:00 Taiwan Tensions04:34 US-China: Ukraine War & Russia China Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic analysis on China. Videos are based on hundreds of articles, think tank reports, government statements and other resources in English and Chinese. China Update is fully independent, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

China’s Economy: Why Xi Jinping Needs Jack Ma Back | Vantage with Palki SharmaJack Ma, once China’s most prominent billionaire, has made a rare public appearance at Ant Group’s 20th-anniversary celebrations, praising AI’s potential. However, this isn’t just about his speech—it’s about his return to China’s public sphere under Xi Jinping’s watchful eye. After years of regulatory crackdowns, including the cancellation of Ant Group’s record-breaking IPO and Ma’s fall from grace, his comeback is part of Beijing’s attempt to project economic stability. But can showcasing Ma rebuild global investor confidence as China’s economy slows? Or is it a mere PR exercise? Palki Sharma tells you more.—

Companies with international businesses from battery and EV makers to consumer goods brands have been making plans to diversify production in anticipation of potential US tariffs under the incoming Trump administration. Hong Kong-listed shoe and leather goods-maker Stella International’s CFO Andrew Tam and CLSA Research Analyst Chris Gao discuss how manufacturers are preparing for potentially stiffer tariffs. They speak with Annabelle Droulers and Stephen Engle on “Bloomberg: The China Show.”——–

The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party is talking about ending China’s Permanent Normal Trade Relations status. This would devastate the Chinese economy and be a major blow to Xi Jinping.