Day: March 4, 2025

Starting in late 2022, China renewed its construction of its highly capable air warfare destroyers, the Type 052D and Type 055. This is expected to substantially expand its destroyer forces.

A North Carolina businessman pleads guilty for trying to export sensitive tech to China. That gear is designed to help missiles fly better. We have more on how he was caught.President Donald Trump is following through on his planned tariffs for Mexico, Canada, and China. Plus, we look at his unwavering calls for a quick end to the Ukraine war, and comments on Taiwan and chipmaker TSMC.The Chinese regime is reportedly warning its top AI experts not to travel to America to keep the United States from learning about its tech advances, despite Beijing’s long history of stealing Western know-how.China’s state council is urging local authorities to safeguard against infectious diseases outbreaks—plus, a warning about human cases of bird flu inside the country.00:00 Intro01:30 North Carolina Man Pleads Guilty to Trying to Export Tech to China03:44 Trump Follows Through on Tariff Plans on Mexico, Canada06:35 WSJ Report: China Ask AI Leaders to Avoid US Travel09:50 Humanoid Robots Hit Mass Production in China10:28 China Warns Citizens About Bird Flu Human Infection12:21 Monitoring Illness in China for Pandemic Potential15:35 TikTok Faces New Investigation in the UK17:13 NASA: Lunar Landers to Pave Way for Human Exploration18:59 US Aircraft Carrier Docks at S. Korean Port19:41 US Joins Annual Military Exercises in Thailand20:31 Philippines Says Defense Agreements with US Will Stay

#BOE #apple #samsung #mate60pro #mate60 #huaweimate60pro #chinanews In today’s tech news, we analyze the ongoing trade war between major economies and its effects on semiconductor production. The business news highlights significant shifts in supply chain dynamics affecting nvidia chips manufacturing and distribution. These developments signal deeper integration of artificial intelligence in next-generation chip development. #chinavsusa #japan #semiconductor #dji #drone #nvidia #qualocmm #huawei

On the U.S.-China Relations overview page of the U.S. State Department, every instance of “the People’s Republic of China” was changed to “China.” Moreover, the overall wording in the introduction has become more assertive. How significant are these changes for U.S.-China Relations? Our guests, Chong Ja Ian and Wen-ti Sung, take a deep dive.

China revealed details of its response after the US imposed new tariffs on Chinese exports on March 4, 2025. Beijing has added a group of US firms to its export control list, slapped additional tariffs of 10-15 per cent on selected American goods and announced plans to bring a related case to the World Trade Organization over the matter. China’s actions came a day after US President Donald Trump reaffirmed that he would raise tariffs on all Chinese imports to 20 per cent from 10 per cent, allegedly to punish Beijing for failing to halt shipments of chemicals used to make the drug fentanyl.Supp