Day: February 24, 2025

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On February 19, 2025, a crucial group-stage match of the AFC Champions Elite League (ACLE) was set to take place in Ulsan, South Korea. China’s Shandong Taishan team was scheduled to face South Korea’s Ulsan HD team. A draw would have been enough for Taishan to advance to the Round of 16. However, just two hours before kickoff, Shandong Taishan suddenly announced their withdrawal, citing “severe health issues among the players.”

The Philippines and Australia held their first bilateral defense meeting in Canberra in November. Does this mean Australia is becoming a “target” of China due to its growing ties with the Philippines? How should we characterize the current relationship between the Philippines and Australia? Our guests Wen-ti Sung and Chenlung Kuo share their thoughts.

Over past months, China’s export bans on gallium, germanium, and antimony have upended supply chains for weapons makers. China is taking a hard line on materials that have “dual use” applications, across military and civilian sectors. Titanium poses a unique problem for supply chain managers in North America and Europe. Besides defense and aviation, titanium also has huge dual-use applications for robotics. Industrial automation is critical to increase manufacturing in Western markets, to bring down the cost of production. And access to low-cost titanium makes robotics manufacturing possible. But China and its close allies have huge advantages in the mining of titanium, and in the production of titanium sponge. Alternative sources of sponge, such as Japan, are entirely dependent on imports of titanium ore. And alternative sources for titanium ores tend, also, to run through Chinese Belt-and-Road Investments. Closing scene, Foshan, Guangdong

Uprising in China: Youth Rebellion SHAKES the CCP’s Grip on Power! DocumentaryWelcome to Tan Globe, where we uncover the most pressing global issues through in-depth documentaries and travel documentaries. Today, we dive into the heart of a growing storm-the Chinese youth rebellion.Every day, millions of young people in China are trapped in the brutal China 996 work culture-working from 9 AM to 9 PM, six days a week, chasing a dream that seems more like an illusion. With China youth unemployment skyrocketing past 21%, frustration is boiling over. Now, a new movement is taking shape. The Chinese youth rebellion is not just a protest-it’s a mindset, a silent revolt against a system that no longer serves them.From job losses to government crackdowns, we’ll uncover why China’s youth are saying enough! and whether the Chinese youth rebellion could threaten the power of the CCP.Is this the beginning of a revolution? Will the China youth unemployment crisis push an entire generation to abandon the system? Stay tuned as Tan Globe brings you the raw, unfiltered truth in this gripping documentary. Let’s dive in!