Month: July 2025

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang weighs in on Chinese President Xi Jinping’s absence from the BRICS summit and the negotiations over the sale of TikTok. #foxbusiness #china#xiijnping #tiktok

China has activated the W121 flight path, which connects to the M503 route near the Taiwan Strait’s median line, drawing protests from Taipei over safety and sovereignty concerns

After three months of trade uncertainty, the world economy is on the verge of a new phase of clarity — or fresh disruption — as the United States’ 90-day pause on President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs ends this Wednesday. Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:10 Tariff Deadline Looms: World Economy Braces for Next Move03:08 98% Down: London’s IPO Market Hits 30-Year Low 06:21 South Korea Braces for US Tariff Deadline

Explore the dynamic growth of BRICS nations and discover how private investment is set to transform Southern economies in this comprehensive video. BRICS—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—represent some of the fastest-growing emerging markets, with immense potential driven by strategic investments and innovative policies. In this video, we delve deep into the economic trends shaping these countries, emphasizing the role private investors play in accelerating development, infrastructure, and technological advancements.Key Topics Covered: Overview of BRICS economic growth and potential The impact of private investment on Southern economies Sector-wise investment opportunities: technology, infrastructure, energy, and manufacturing How private capital fuels innovation and entrepreneurship in BRICS nations Challenges and risks associated with private investment in emerging markets Policy reforms and international collaborations enhancing growthWe also discuss real-world case studies showcasing successful private investment projects, highlighting their contribution to job creation and sustainable development. Whether you’re an investor, economist, business professional, or curious about global markets, this video provides valuable insights into the powerful synergy between private capital and BRICS economies.Stay ahead with the latest trends in global finance and learn how investing in Southern economies could shape the future of global trade and economic balance. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth analysis and updates on emerging market trends!#BRICS #PrivateInvestment #EmergingMarkets #SouthernEconomies #GlobalGrowth #InvestmentOpportunities #EconomicDevelopment #InfrastructureGrowth #Innovation #SustainableDevelopment #BRICSEconomies #ForeignDirectInvestment #GlobalFinance #TechnologyInvestment #EconomicTrends #BRICS2024 #BusinessGrowth #EmergingEconomies #InternationalTrade #InvestmentStrategy

Apple changed China in a way that was not only bad for the Chinese people, but may have destroyed the West.

The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are racing to secure the rare minerals vital to producing everything from smartphones to advanced weapons. But what’s really at stake in the fight for control?China’s clampdown on rare earth mineral exports isn’t just an economic threat—a new report warns it could cripple U.S. military readiness.With tariffs and the AUKUS pact in doubt, Australia’s prime minister is facing rising criticism as his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump remains unscheduled. NTD has further updates from the QUAD summit in Washington.NTD has the details on a successful sting operation that brought two Chinese drug dealers linked to fentanyl to U.S. courts. How did American authorities lure them out of China?Meanwhile, two Chinese nationals have been arrested for allegedly spying on U.S. soil and for recruiting insiders. NTD finds out what they were after.Tariffs on China are driving up prices for China-made products. American consumers are feeling the impact—especially on Amazon.As the Dalai Lama marks his 90th birthday, attention is turning to the question of his successor. NTD explores what the future holds for Tibetan spiritual leadership.00:00 Intro01:14 Quad’s Race for Critical Minerals02:18 Report: US Weapons Relying on China for Key Minerals04:13 Trump Says Deal With Japan Unlikely05:24 Australian PM Faces Heat Over Delayed Trump Meeting08:09 Ex-DEA Chief Reveals Sting on Chinese Drug Dealers10:30 Chinese Nationals Arrested for Spying on US Navy12:12 Fiji PM: Chinese Military Base Not Welcome14:10 US Prices for China-Made Goods Rise on Amazon15:57 Who Will Succeed the Dalai Lama?16:54 Huawei Faces Trial for Bank Fraud in US17:34 China Extends Duties on Certain Foreign Steel18:40 Chinese ‘Mega-Embassy’ Plans in London Face Protest

July 2025. The BRICS Summit is underway in Rio de Janeiro — agathering notable not only for its expanded membership and sweepingagenda, but also for a striking diplomatic void: the absence of two of itsmost powerful founding leaders, Russian President Vladimir Putin andChinese President Xi Jinping. While Putin’s no-show is largely attributed toBrazil’s obligations under the International Criminal Court — which hasissued a warrant for his arrest — Xi’s absence remains far moremysterious and has sparked a wave of global speculation#geopolitics #missing #brics #china #xijinping #dictator #nato #putin #russia #globalconflict #internationalrelations #ukraine

In a 2024 public demonstration on China’s state media, CCTV, the maximum salvo of a DF-26 brigade was only 25 vehicles. While there are many brigades, whether they can coordinate, synchronize, and strike before the US military suppresses them is unknown. Iran’s failure serves as a “mirror” for Beijing’s future.

The United States and Vietnam just sealed a major trade deal with new tariffs. One key measure targets goods sneaking into the United States through Vietnam—and it’s got Beijing on edge.Are trade tensions easing? The United States is lifting export restrictions on advanced chip-design software to China. Three industry giants confirm they’ve received the green light.Chinese leader Xi Jinping will skip this year’s BRICS summit—his first absence in 12 years in office. What does this say about his grip on power?Taiwan is preparing both soldiers and civilians in its largest annual military drill. Preparations kicked off this week amid growing threats of a possible invasion from China.Flood season is hitting southern China. A five-story building under construction suddenly collapsed into a river. We take a look at the dramatic footage.France is slapping tens of millions of dollars in fines on Chinese online retailer Shein. The company faces accusations of misleading consumers through deceptive business practices.00:00 Intro01:41 Trump Announces US Trade Deal With Vietnam04:30 US Imposes 40 Percent Tariff on Vietnam Transshipped Goods05:31 US Lifts Chip Export Restrictions to China06:22 Xi to Miss BRICS Summit for First Time in 12 Years08:11 Taiwan Tests Urban Readiness in Largest Military Drill09:15 US Envoy in Taiwan Reaffirms Support at July 4 Event11:12 Five-Story Building Collapses Into River in Southern China11:59 Observers Say Xi Jinping’s Exit Could Be Imminent15:07 French Antitrust Agency Fines China’s Shein $47 Million15:54 China Not in UK Government’s Top Tier Threat List

00:00 Introduction00:19 Debt Crisis: 30 Trillion Dilemma04:35 China Slams US-Vietnam Trade Deal 08:58 Beijing Attacks CIA

Twenty-two thousand reservists and a newly-acquired HIMARS unit are gearing up for Taiwan’s largest military drills, the Han Kuang exercises.

Recently, the topic of the failed internationalization of the RMB has become a hot topic in public opinion. On June 19th, SWIFT released the latest RMB Tracker data, showing that in May 2025, the RMB’s share in global payments by value was only 2.89%, ranking sixth, which even falls behind the Canadian Dollar’s 3.11%. This figure has significantly dropped from 4.13% in March and 3.5% in April.Join this channel to get access to perks:

Is China’s leader still calling the shots? Mike Baker sits down with Gordon Chang, author of Plan Red: China’s Project to Destroy America, to break down the swirling rumors that Xi Jinping has lost control of the Chinese military—and possibly more. They explore what Xi’s unusual absences and recent internal shakeups could mean for the future of the Chinese Communist Party.

In 2015, China set out on an ambitious 10-year plan – dubbed “Made in China 2025” – to achieve self-reliance, innovation and strength in the manufacturing industry. At the time, the nation was known as the “world’s factory” and stood at the lower end of the global industrial value chain. A tech war between the US and China significantly impacted the plan. But despite geopolitical tensions, more than 86 per cent of Beijing’s goals have been met, with several remaining targets likely to be completed by the end of 2025.