Month: July 2025

In this episode, Sal Mercogliano — a maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner — discusses why BYD electric car manufacturers in China may be able to sail their ships right past the Houthis in Yemen without being attacked.

Nvidia said it plans to resume sales of its H20 artificial intelligence chip to China, days after its CEO, who is visiting Beijing, met President Trump #News #Reuters #Newsfeed

This is the full version of Jan Jekielek’s interview with Rushan Abbas. The interview was released on Epoch TV on July 19, 2025.In this episode, Rushan Abbas reveals how the Chinese communist regime has escalated its campaign against the Uyghurs.Uyghurs are being mass surveilled, forcibly sterilized, and exploited as slave labor both in Xinjiang and in other provinces across China. There are growing signs of large-scale forced organ harvesting in the region—including an apparent special lane in the city of Kashgar’s airport dedicated to the transport of human organs.In 2018, the Chinese regime imprisoned Rushan Abbas’s sister Gulshan in an apparent attempt to silence Rushan. Her sister was sentenced to 20 years in prison, and she has since spent almost seven years detained—with no end in sight.Rushan Abbas is the author of the powerful memoir “Unbroken: One Uyghur’s Fight for Freedom.” She is the founder and executive director of the Campaign for Uyghurs and chairperson of the World Uyghur Congress’s executive committee.CHAPTER TITLES0:00:00 Mass Detention, Organ Harvesting, and Introduction to Rushan Abbas 0:01:12 Rushan Abbas’s Story and the Impact of Chinese Occupation 0:03:11 Transnational Repression and Personal Consequences 0:05:12 East Turkestan vs. Xinjiang: Identity and Historical Context 0:06:41 Current Reality for Uyghurs: Criminalization and Genocide 0:09:41 Western Influencers, Propaganda, and Whitewashing Genocide 0:12:46 International Recognition and Use of the Term “Genocide” 0:16:27 Forced Labor, Slave Labor, and Global Supply Chains 0:21:03 US Legislation and Global Response to Organ Harvesting 0:22:49 The Cost of Silence and Global Inaction 0:27:20 Chinese Regime’s Treatment of Citizens and Ethnic Groups 0:29:10 Han Nationalism, Racism, and Totalitarian Control 0:31:32 Chinese Students Abroad and State Influence 0:35:42 Personal Sacrifice, Family Repercussions, and Speaking Out 0:39:47 The Nature of Totalitarian Regimes and Moral Choices 0:40:26 Organ Harvesting as a Window into the Regime’s Nature 0:43:48 Media Manipulation and Western Complicity 0:47:32 Chinese Government’s Justifications and False Narratives 0:50:18 Message to the Uyghur Diaspora and Call for Unity 0:51:58 Closing Remarks and Farewell

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A loud explosion, followed by a massive fire—on the afternoon of July 21, 2025, the peaceful time in Dhaka’s northern Uttara district was violently shattered. A Chinese-made F-7 BGI fighter jet, produced by Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group, crashed into the Milestone School and College’s classroom building, bringing flames and death. Twenty lives were lost instantly, and 171 others were injured. This tragic event is not just an aviation disaster but also a grim revelation of the Chinese Communist Party’s flawed military ambitions.Join this channel to get access to perks:

From fentanyl pouring across our borders, to secret Chinese police stations on U.S. soil, to attempts at silencing freedom of speech in our universities, while awareness of the Chinese communist regime’s insidious nature grows around the world, one group has been peacefully standing up to its atrocities for decades.It’s been more than a quarter of a century since the Chinese Communist Party launched a nationwide campaign to wipe out the spiritual group Falun Gong.Their crime? Following the tenets of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance.That persecution continues to this day. Now, the Chinese communist regime has greatly expanded its efforts to surveil and influence events beyond its own borders—even here on American soil.

US President Donald Trump has announced a sweeping new trade agreement with Japan, touting it as the “largest trade deal in history” and a major win for the American economy. Meanwhile, European leaders meet their Japanese and Chinese counterparts this week in a two-stop diplomatic tour of Asia, but expectations for the visits could hardly be more different. Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:11 Trump Hails “Largest Trade Deal in History” With Japan04:10 EU Seeks Closer Strategic Ties with Japan as China Relations Stall07:43 Malaysia Pushes Back on U.S. Tariff Demands

Things are getting weird inside China’s top leadership. Xi Jinping skips the BRICS Summit, his wife disappears, the military hints at mutiny—and meanwhile, his rivals are stealing the spotlight. In this episode, we connect the dots: from strange parade politics to Peng Liyuan’s awkward comeback, and from factional power plays to ominous military purges. Is Xi still calling the shots? Or is Beijing quietly preparing for life after him? Even U.S. think tanks are drawing up plans for a post-CCP China. Let’s diving into the drama unfolding inside Zhongnanhai, and it’s more revealing than any press release.

Could the Quad countries — Australia, India, Japan and the United States — remain united even after the Trump administration imposed “reciprocal” tariffs on its allies? Our guests share their insights.

Why doesn’t China just reform?Why do Chinese citizens defend authoritarianism like it’s a national religion?Why does the CCP reject every Western value with such visceral hostility?Timestamps 00:00 – Why China Won’t Reform01:18 – Western Philosophy: Locke, Hobbes, Democracy02:34 – China’s Confucian Operating System03:02 – The Warring States and the Battle of Ideas04:19 – How the Han Dynasty Weaponized Confucius05:59 – Confucianism in the Age of Surveillance07:30 – From Qing Collapse to Mao’s Dictatorship09:42 – The Trauma Behind China’s Compliance12:02 – Taiwan: The Democratic Chinese Mirror14:32 – Why the CCP Fears Taiwan’s Existence16:21 – Final Verdict: Built to BreakIn this video, I take you deep inside the mindset, history, and philosophical roots of modern China — and explain why the system isn’t just resisting change… it was built to resist it.From Confucius to Mao, from imperial exams to AI surveillance, we unpack how China’s political operating system was never designed for freedom — only for control.

U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Dagvin Anderson testified before the U.S. Senate that Chinese and Russian operations in Africa are a threat to American and regional security. The remarks come a day after South Africa unilaterally downgraded Taiwan’s representative offices there following a visit to China by South Africa’s vice president.

China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and 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 and I make the videos.X (Formerly Twitter): / tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected]:00 Introduction00:28 Mass Children Poisoning 03:45 Chinese Economy: Wage Growth 06:35 $167 Billion Tibet Mega-Dam

The State Department confirmed to NTD that a U.S. Commerce Department employee is trapped in China. The employee is the first known U.S. federal worker caught in Beijing’s exit ban, and the third foreigner reportedly blocked in just one week.China is defending its barring of a Wells Fargo executive from leaving the country over an alleged but unproven criminal case. The U.S. government and the bank are now demanding answers.Thousands march for freedom in New York City’s Chinatown, shedding light on the Chinese Communist Party’s repression—both within and far beyond its borders.U.S.–China trade talks are back soon—likely with a new twist. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is hinting that national security issues could be on the table, like China’s support for Russia in the Ukraine war. With a looming tariffs deadline, he says quality matters more than speed.Microsoft is cutting China-based engineers’ access to Pentagon cloud systems amid national security concerns. The Defense Department says it will look into the issue.00:00 Intro01:35 Foreigners Held in China: 2 Barred, 1 Sentenced03:18 China Bars US Executive, Details on Case Unclear04:29 Shen Yun Artists: End CCP’s Global Persecution of Falun Gong10:06 Bessent: Talks With China to Cover Sensitive Issues; No Rush12:12 Microsoft Blocks China Engineers From Pentagon Projects12:51 Philippines’ Marcos Arrives in US to Meet Trump14:36 US House Approves $500 Million for Taiwan’s Self-Defense15:42 Sen. Cruz: ‘We Need Comprehensive Strategy’ on CCP

The Tongche River Super Bridge, a critical part of the Zhenqi Expressway, was a joint project between the governments of Yunnan and Guizhou. Located in Zhenxiong County, Yunnan Province, the bridge was planned to stretch 1,458 meters, supported by 22 piers. The average height of the bridge deck was expected to be about 70 meters, with the tallest pier reaching 222 meters, making it the tallest bridge pier under construction in Asia.

Taiwan has released a long-anticipated AI roadmap from its National Development Council, outlining more than US$3 billion in government investment across 10 projects, from infrastructure and health care to robotics and quantum computing. The plan also establishes a separate US$3 billion venture fund to back local startups, with officials encouraging additional private capital. 📹 Reporter(s): Eason Chen/Chris Gorin#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #AI #tech #cabinet #government-

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses a potential Donald Trump-Xi Jinping meeting before or during the APEC summit, China and Vietnam holding joint military exercises and the purchase of U.S. homes by Chinese buyers. #foxbusiness #foxbusinesnews #world #uschina #chinavietnam #realestate #trumpjinping

As tensions between the US and China heat up, leaked audio reveals Trump threatened to BOMB China!

Taiwan’s latest Han Kuang military exercises tackle a hypothetical Chinese invasion comprehensively — starting with gray-zone warfare, followed by a full-scale invasion and urban combat across the country, alongside whole-of-society defense activities involving schools, businesses and supermarkets. Our guests, Alexander Huang and Tony Hu, discuss its significance.

While the world focuses on China’s collapse, Vietnam is quietly transforming into the next industrial powerhouse. With an enormous workforce and a booming technology sector, Vietnam is overtaking China in key industries. This isn’t just a market shift—it’s a global reset.At the same time, China’s debt crisis is exploding. Behind Beijing’s polished numbers lies a financial disaster. Local governments drowning in hidden debt, state-owned corporations racking up trillions in liabilities, and a collapsing real estate market are pushing China towards economic freefall.America’s debt may be massive, but China’s debt-to-GDP ratio is spiraling beyond 300%, possibly even 450% when hidden liabilities are exposed. The Chinese financial system is not free—it’s controlled, manipulated, and designed to hide risk. With state-owned banks propping up the market, collapsing stock values, and a dead real estate sector, China’s so-called economic miracle is rapidly unraveling.This video uncovers the truth behind China’s fake debt numbers, Vietnam’s industrial rise, America’s growing debt dilemma, and the fragile global financial system. Discover why China’s economy is running out of time, why Vietnam is rising fast, and how the next global crisis could be much closer than anyone expects.china debt crisis, vietnam economic rise, hidden chinese debt, china real estate collapse, state-owned companies china, global debt bubble, america vs china debt, china stock market crash, vietnam vs china economy, financial collapse 2025, china economic meltdown, shadow banking china, global financial crisis, southeast asia manufacturing boom, china deflation crisis, china credit bubble burst#chinaeconomiccrisis #vietnameconomyrise #chinasilentcollapse

A Chinese defector to Russia brought with him Xi Jinping’s secret plan to stab Russia in the back if Putin is defeated in Ukraine. The defection was a major embarrassment and sparked panic in Zhongnanhai. Putin seized the moment and pressured Xi into offering more support. The two countries have reportedly negotiated a new deal, set to be signed during Putin’s visit to China in early September. This exposé sheds light on key developments in geopolitics, including Wang Yi’s blunt remarks in Brussels and Putin’s continued refusal to engage in peace talks.

China Lied About Its Population — The Real Number Might Shock YouWhat if everything you’ve ever heard about China’s population… was a lie?The Chinese Communist Party has long claimed that China has 1.4 billion people — the biggest population on Earth, a market so massive it commands global respect, investment, and fear. But what if I told you that number might be off by hundreds of millions? That China’s real population could be closer to 900 million — or even less?In this explosive exposé, I pull back the red curtain and walk you through the math, the manipulation, and the madness behind one of the biggest statistical scams of the 21st century.This isn’t a conspiracy theory. This is a full breakdown of how the CCP has inflated population data for decades — and why that lie is starting to fall apart. From fabricated birth rates and double-counted migrants to ghost cities, dying villages, and eerily empty streets, the signs are everywhere… if you’re willing to look.📉 In this video, you’ll learn:Why China’s population growth numbers don’t make any logical senseHow the one-child policy should have triggered a population collapseThe absurd propaganda math that claims China prevented 400 million births but still grew by 300 millionHow local governments inflated numbers to get more money from BeijingWhat ghost cities, dead villages, and vanishing people tell us about China’s real demographic disasterWhy the CCP’s lie is more than just a number — and how it threatens China’s future🧠 Plus, I share a personal story that made me realize the entire system was built on phantom people and phantom numbers.💀 And this is just Part 1.Because when COVID hit, the whole illusion started to collapse. In Part 2, coming tomorrow, we’ll expose how the virus tore through a vulnerable, aging population — and why China’s real death toll may be far higher than you’ve been told.👉 If you care about the truth behind China’s rise and coming collapse, you do NOT want to miss this.🔥 Watch now. Challenge what you think you know. And hit Subscribe to join the growing community that’s not afraid to question the CCP’s narrative.#China #PopulationCollapse #Demographics #CCPLies #GhostCities #ChinaExposed #Geopolitics #CollapseOfChina #OneChildPolicy #China2025

China’s June Data Dive: Exports, Imports, and Stimulus. || Digging into ChinaJune 2025 trade data reveals China’s exports grew 5.8%, surpassing expectations, while imports rose 1.1%, below forecasts, yielding a $114.77 billion trade surplus. Despite a $586 billion first-half surplus, foreign exchange reserves grew only $115 billion, largely due to asset appreciation. De-dollarization efforts reduced U.S. Treasury holdings, but export reliance on Southeast Asia and the EU faces challenges from looming U.S. tariffs and EU tensions. Rare earth exports surged, though prices fell due to low-end product sales. Vehicle exports hit record highs, but mobile phone exports dropped. Weak domestic demand is evident in declining crude oil and car imports. Social financing grew, driven by government bonds, not credit. Manufacturing relocation to Southeast Asia risks domestic unemployment, creating rust belts. Stimulus of 1-1.5 trillion yuan is proposed, but significant policy action may wait until Q4 post-U.S. trade talks.0:00 Intro1:25 Unveiling June’s Trade Performance2:05 The Trade Surplus Puzzle3:21 Tariff Wars and Export Strategies4:32 Southeast Asia’s Trade Boost5:12 Rare Earths: A Strategic Shift6:56 Export Trends: Phones, Cars, and Ships8:26 Imports and the Domestic Demand Struggle9:33 Social Financing: No Structural Shift10:37 Credit and Money Supply Challenges12:09 Manufacturing Migration and Rust Belts13:08 Stimulus Outlook and Economic Priorities

This video was disseminated on behalf of DeFi Technologies Inc, and was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit: https://portal.goldstandardir.com/dis….00:00 Introduction00:33 US-China Tech War: Nvidia & Beijing 04:45 DEFI Technologies | Sponsor08:34 Chinese Economy: ‘Consumption Conundrum’

Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane updates the status of Iran’s military and nuclear programs on ‘Varney & Co.’

In 2025, as China’s BYD electric vehicle surged on the global sales list at an unprecedented pace, it never anticipated hitting a wall in one particular country. This wasn’t about business competition or a trade dispute. The Israeli Ministry of Defense, through an internal directive, labeled this star product from China with a fatal tag. Why would a civilian vehicle be targeted in this way by a nation renowned for its intelligence and military expertise? What are the cameras, microphones, and sensors inside the car actually collecting? And where is the data it transmits quietly being sent? The alarm has been sounded in Tel Aviv, not just for Israel, but for the entire world.

Operation Honey Pot: Paste this emoji 🍯 in your comment below.More than 200 children have gotten lead poisoning at a Chinese kindergarten. The local government is blaming the food, but could it be something even worse?

Host: Yin Khvat Please note the 20 nations comprised the 19 nations of Talisman Sabre plus Taiwan’s Han Kuang Exercise, as indicated in the video title Military drills were held across the Indo-Pacific region this week with 19 nations participating in Australia’s Talisman Sabre exercise, the Philippines’ Cope Thunder aerial drills, and the U.S’s Resolute Force Pacific program. In Taiwan, its largest-ever Han Kuang exercise was doubled in length and included a record 22,000 reservists. Meanwhile, according to leaked details in the Financial Times, U.S. Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby has been privately pushing Australia and Japan to clarify whether they would join the defense of Taiwan during a hypothetical invasion by China. Colby’s requests have reportedly irked Tokyo and Canberra officials, particularly given Washington’s policy of “strategic ambiguity”. Who leaked these details and why? In this episode, we discuss the leaked report, the latest military drills and what it all means for a potential conflict in the Taiwan Strait.

A Wells Fargo bank employee in China is now barred from leaving the country. Is doing business there becoming too risky for foreign executives?The Department of Agriculture is sacking 70 foreign contract researchers—a move aimed at protecting the U.S. food supply from threats linked to China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran.Concerns are growing over the Chinese regime’s role in U.S. military computer systems, with a top U.S. lawmaker sounding the alarm about Chinese engineers working behind the scenes at Microsoft.The United States is teaming up with Panama to defend the Panama Canal as China pushes for more control. With port ownership unclear and tensions rising, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns that Beijing’s influence is growing.00:00 Intro01:08 Wells Fargo Banker Exit Ban Renews China Business Fears03:05 U.S. State Department Warns About China’s Exit Ban03:50 USDA Fires 70 Foreign Contract Researchers04:13 Microsoft Faces Scrutiny Over Chinese Engineers05:36 Chinese Bids on Panama Canal Ports Draw U.S. Scrutiny07:06 U.S., Panama Train to Defend Canal From China Threats08:25 Concern of U.S. Dependence on China for Drone Tech11:49 Germany Reacts to U.S. Pivot to Asia14:22 Taiwan’s VP Says Island Not Seeking Conflict With China15:21 China-Linked Hackers Target Semiconductor Industry16:22 U.S. Asks Allies About Their Role in Defense of Taiwan

Korean Air Says “NO” to COMAC C919 that SHOCKED Everyone! Here’s why=== #fligavia #boeing #airbus #c919 #aviation ===00:00 Intro00:25 COMAC’s Strategy02:35 Korean Air’s Statement05:48 Barriers07:43 International reaction11:34 Conclusion ===Korean Air Says “NO” to COMAC C919 that SHOCKED Everyone! Here’s whyComac’s ambition to conquer the international skies has just been hit with a cold splash of reality from Korean Air. While China is fervently promoting its aircraft as the new symbol of its domestic aviation prowess, Korean Air, one of the largest airlines in Asia, has issued a statement that sent shockwaves through the industry.But what exactly did this South Korean carrier say? And how seriously did China respond to that? Let’s find out!Comac is actively expanding the international market for its aircraft.Indeed, Comac is implementing a comprehensive strategy to expand its international market for domestic commercial aircraft, focusing on Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.First and foremost, the Chinese manufacturer has been increasing its presence at major international aviation events such as the Paris Air Show, Dubai Airshow, and Singapore Airshow. At these events, the company not only showcases models and technical specifications of its two flagship aircraft, the ARJ 21 and C9 1 9, but also seizes the opportunity to establish relationships with potential partners. Numerous memoranda of understanding have been signed at these events, indicating growing international interest in “Made in China” aviation products.Korean Air Says “NO” to COMAC C919 that SHOCKED Everyone! Here’s whyAt the same time, this aircraft maker is also strengthening direct cooperation with foreign airlines. Several carriers in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa have expressed interest in operating Comac aircraft. Notably, GallopAir (Brunei) has signed a preliminary agreement to purchase both the ARJ 21 and C9 1 9, marking an important step in expanding its customer base beyond China.Besides, Southeast Asia is considered a strategic focal point by Comac. In Vietnam, the company is advancing cooperation with Vietjet and has held numerous high-level meetings with government leaders to discuss financial incentives, technical support, and technology transfer possibilities. In Indonesia, the C9 oh 9 model has been delivered to TransNusa, a concrete step in realizing the strategy of “taking products beyond borders.” Lao Airlines and Cambodia’s national carrier have also been proactively approached by the Chinese aircraft maker to establish a stable operational network in the region.Korean Air Says “NO” to COMAC C919 that SHOCKED Everyone! Here’s whyBeyond marketing and agreements, this manufacturer also focuses on establishing an international support infrastructure. The company has opened representative offices in Singapore and Hong Kong, and signed agreements with Haeco (a subsidiary of the Swire Pacific Group, the parent company of Cathay Pacific) to ensure maintenance and after-sales services for international customers.Korean Air’s StatementWhile Comac is making relentless efforts to expand globally, the reality exposes a concerning paradox: the ambitious strides of this Chinese aircraft manufacturer have yet to truly shake up the international market. Despite appearing at major exhibitions and announcing memoranda of understanding with some emerging airlines, these actions have not been enough to dispel the skepticism from major industry players.

China’s second-quarter 2025 economic data reveals a stark contrast between reported figures and reality. The CCP claims a 5.3% GDP growth and a 5.0% rise in consumer spending, with urban and rural retail sales up 5.0% and 4.9%, respectively. Exports reportedly reached $325.18 billion in June, with a 17% increase to ASEAN and 7.7% to the EU, but a 9.9% drop to the U.S. These figures are heavily manipulated. ASEAN data shows export growth of only 10-12%, with China inflating exports by $40 billion. U.S. imports from China fell to $20 billion, yet China overstated exports by $8.4 billion. EU electric vehicle imports dropped 38%, despite claims of up to 89% growth. China’s trade surplus is exaggerated by $75-80 billion, with actual reserves likely around $3.09 trillion, reflecting systemic falsification to mask economic weaknesses.