Day: June 15, 2025

Taiwan’s first domestically-made submarine prototype, known as the Hai Kun, has been spotted floating in a harbor in Kaohsiung. Local media have reported that the submarine is undergoing testing, which experts say could signal sea trials, which have been delayed, are getting closer.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discusses the AI technology battle with CNBC’s Arjun Kharpal, saying the U.S. risks losing out to China if it cuts off access to Chinese AI researchers.

China’s EV maker BYD has come under fire from competitors for waging a suicidal price war. The EV giant is now being called the “Evergrande of the auto industry” due to its hidden debt problems. A Hong Kong research firm recently revealed that BYD’s net debt may be ten times higher than the reported figure. The company has been offloading its financial liabilities onto suppliers and forcing aggressive sales quotas onto dealers. If BYD defaults, it could drag down the entire EV industry in China.

Beijing is luring young American influencers with free, curated trips to China, but showing them only what the regime wants seen. In return, they spread Beijing’s narratives back home.President Donald Trump is taking on California’s plan to ditch gas-powered cars. What’s China’s role behind the scenes?A Ford battery plant in Michigan is facing backlash over its ties to a Chinese company linked to the Chinese Communist Party. Lawmakers warn the deal could threaten U.S. security.A new bill is targeting fentanyl trafficking with tougher penalties and bipartisan backing. Authorities point to China’s involvement as a key factor in the crisis.00:00 Intro01:17 Western Influencers Tour China on State-Sponsored Trips03:47 Trump Signs Bills Blocking California’s EV Mandate06:07 Michigan Battery Plant Sparks CCP Connection Concerns08:19 Bipartisan Vote to Make Fentanyl a Schedule I Drug10:39 Analyst: China Trying to Fully Penetrate US Society12:49 Is Chinese Espionage on the Rise in the US?17:12 Taiwan Eyes Sea Drones to Counter China20:37 Ex-Military Doctor Reveals CCP’s Sinister Plan for Taiwan

As the trade war heats up, the US is putting sanctions on China. But are they enough to stop forced labor? And enough to slow the CCP’s military buildup?

The CCP is desperate for cash to fuel its global expansion and influence. And one Middle Eastern country is more than happy to provide billions of dollars. The US is not happy about this (except all the American elites who benefit).

We’ve learned that the CCP is secretly behind some of the anti-ICE riots happening in LA, working behind the scenes to make sure that the money they got from heavily taxing their peasant farmers goes to middle-class American progressives willing to cause civil unrest. That—and so much more—in today’s episode. Hosted by Shelley Zhang, filling in for Chris.

This man described the major flooding disaster that occurred in North Korea last year. According to Daily NK, the flooding along the Yalu River caused extensive damage to homes in parts of North Pyongan Province and Ryanggang Province. The Pyongyang authorities mobilized over 120,000 people within four months to undertake large-scale reconstruction efforts. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un personally promised to initiate an astonishing “North Korean speed,” completing disaster-resistant housing in just four months, designed to last 50 to 100 years. North Korean state media loudly claimed that the affected areas had been transformed into “model socialist villages admired by the world.” But many residents are concerned about the quality of the buildings, given that high-rise buildings were rapidly constructed in just three to four months

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