Day: February 5, 2025

Local media report that Taiwan’s military has deployed 100 marines to Taipei’s Songshan Airport, part of efforts to boost defenses around the capital city.

U.S. intelligence has revealed evidence that China is building a massive complex to house that growing military’s leadership. “Beijing Military City” as it’s being called, is located about 15 miles west of the Forbidden City, and covers 1,500 acres, which makes it 10 times bigger than the Pentagon. Intel sources assess the facility will house large, hardened bunkers to protect Chinese military leaders during any conflict including a nuclear one.

Entering 2025, despite these “ineffective” policies, China’s stock market, bond market, and the yuan all saw declines at the same time, which is not a good sign for the country. What’s even worse is the situation in China’s real estate market, where property prices in first-tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen have sharply dropped. The tightening debt chain in China is only deepening the economic crisis, and it seems that this period of recession is just beginning.Join this channel to get access to perks:

RedNote was not quite the protest some people thought it was…

The US Postal Service is set to ban all imports of any goods from China, according to Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.“Presumably on the order of the government and Donald Trump,” Mr Greenwood said.The news comes after a trade war was ignited between the US and China following President Trump’s tariffs.

“Game-Changer! China Just Launched Its Most Advanced Satellites to Monitor Every Inch of Earth!”China is taking the satellite industry to the next level! With high-resolution Earth observation, satellite-powered global internet, and AI-driven space technologies, China is rapidly becoming a dominant player in the new space race. The Jilin-1 constellation now boasts 117 satellites, soon growing to 200, offering real-time global imaging every three minutes! Meanwhile, Geespace and Spacesail are launching low Earth orbit (LEO) broadband networks, providing global internet access and even direct satellite-to-smartphone connections. This means faster disaster response, smarter city planning, and internet for remote regions worldwide. But is this a technological leap or a geopolitical power move? How will it impact SpaceX’s Starlink, OneWeb, and Amazon’s Kuiper? Watch now to find out!References:

In Trump’s fight against China, Mexico and Canada are getting caught in the crosshairs.

As the U.S. shifts its strategic focus toward China, the geopolitical landscape is evolving rapidly. While media coverage largely centers on Trump’s policies, the real battle is unfolding in the Asia-Pacific. The CCP’s long-term strategic planning, infiltration tactics, and efforts to reshape global power dynamics remain largely underreported. Following South Korea’s political turmoil, Taiwan is now facing its own crisis, with President Lai’s government handicapped by an opposition-controlled Legislative Yuan. This program goes beyond the headlines to analyze the CCP’s hidden maneuvers, Taiwan’s growing vulnerability, and the broader implications for regional security.1. Trump’s ambiguous China policy2. Taiwan’s political crisis3. Parallels between South Korea and Taiwan4. Beijing’s strategy in the Asia-Pacific