Border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia spread on Dec 9, raising the death toll to 10. The Thai army said three soldiers were killed over two days—one on Dec 8, and …
Border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia spread on Dec 9, raising the death toll to 10. The Thai army said three soldiers were killed over two days—one on Dec 8, and two on Dec 9—by indirect fire in Surin and a grenade near the Preah Vihear temple.00:00 – INTRODUCTION02:25 – CAMBODIA ‘RETALIATES’ IN RENEWED CLASHES WITH THAILAND05:46 – US-MADE F-16S VS CHINESE PHL-03S ON CAMBODIA-THAI BORDER?#thailand #cambodia #borderclashes #preahvihear #military #conflict #southeastasia #news #fighting #cruxcollabwithcnn
To keep a centuries-old tradition alive, residents of Taipei’s Wanhua District head into the streets to drive away evil spirits. They set off firecrackers and play bugles as night patrols mark …
To keep a centuries-old tradition alive, residents of Taipei’s Wanhua District head into the streets to drive away evil spirits. They set off firecrackers and play bugles as night patrols mark the Qingshan King’s birthday — nearly two centuries after the deity was brought from Fujian to Taiwan.
China is facing four simultaneous crises — physical fires erupting across major cities, digital fires spreading on Douyin as censorship collapses, social fires breaking out in street clashes from Nanchang to …
China is facing four simultaneous crises — physical fires erupting across major cities, digital fires spreading on Douyin as censorship collapses, social fires breaking out in street clashes from Nanchang to Shanghai, and political fires inside the Party as elite infighting intensifies. This program reveals why these “four fires” are converging at the same moment, why Xi Jinping can no longer control them, and why China is entering pre-revolution conditions for the first time in decades. From Guangzhou’s explosions to Douyin’s rebellion and military families confronting soldiers, we trace the fault lines of a system on the brink.
The war over Taiwan won’t start with bullets. It will start with money. It’s already begun, and the CCP has much better strategic thinking than the US.
The war over Taiwan won’t start with bullets. It will start with money. It’s already begun, and the CCP has much better strategic thinking than the US.
China Masses 19 Ships Near Panatag Shoal — Philippines Gives Warning!Tensions in the West Philippine Sea are escalating once again as China deploys 19 vessels near the disputed Scarborough Shoal. The …
China Masses 19 Ships Near Panatag Shoal — Philippines Gives Warning!Tensions in the West Philippine Sea are escalating once again as China deploys 19 vessels near the disputed Scarborough Shoal. The Philippines has issued a firm warning, condemning the massing of Chinese ships as a violation of its sovereign rights and a threat to regional stability. As both nations stand their ground, international observers are watching closely for signs of potential confrontation. This developing situation highlights the growing volatility in one of the world’s most contested maritime regions.
Trump’s new National Security Strategy isn’t a retreat from China—it’s a direct shot at Beijing’s expanding influence. While the media insists Trump is “softening,” the document doubles down on securing the …
Trump’s new National Security Strategy isn’t a retreat from China—it’s a direct shot at Beijing’s expanding influence. While the media insists Trump is “softening,” the document doubles down on securing the Western Hemisphere, countering China in the Asia-Pacific, and rebuilding U.S. military and economic leverage—a Monroe Doctrine 2.0. Chris breaks down what the strategy actually says—and why the headlines are missing the point entirely.Operation Honey Pot: Paste this emoji 🍯 in your comment below.
As tensions with Beijing grow, the shadow of Taiwan’s late president, Chiang Kai-shek, still looms large over the territory. Fifty years after his death, Chiang remains one of Taiwan’s most divisive …
As tensions with Beijing grow, the shadow of Taiwan’s late president, Chiang Kai-shek, still looms large over the territory. Fifty years after his death, Chiang remains one of Taiwan’s most divisive figures. His statues are being removed and his legacy debated as the island reckons with the history of martial law rule, from mass arrests and executions to the suppression of native languages. For some, he laid the foundations of modern Taiwan. For others, he symbolises decades of repression. Across the Strait, he is venerated as a symbol of national unity and remembered for his steadfast belief in One China.This documentary explores how Chiang’s contested legacy continues to shape Taiwan’s politics, its sense of identity, and how the territory envisions its future with China.00:00 How Chiang Kai-shek still divides Taiwan 02:53 Rock band defying Chiang’s legacy06:18 Taiwan’s fight against its authoritarian past 13:09 Chinese town that thrives on Chiang’s legacy 16:27 Why Beijing still honours a fallen rival18:34 What students in Taiwan learn about China21:47 Where Chiang Kai-shek’s statues ended up23:26 Chiang Kai-shek’s unfulfilled dream25:29 Taiwan’s 228 massacre and its lasting impact30:25 Divide between Waishengren and Benshengren34:07 Reviving a language once silenced by Chiang38:18 The island where Chiang plays god 42:08 YouTuber calling for closer ties with China43:26 Chiang Kai-shek’s legacy 50 years on #CNAInsider #CNAShadowAcrossTheStrait #ChiangKaiShek #China #Taiwan #History
High-rise fires pose a major challenge since most ladder trucks can’t reach high enough. Could a specialized Drone Fire Truck truly replace traditional equipment as the next-generation solution? 🚒While regular UAVs …
High-rise fires pose a major challenge since most ladder trucks can’t reach high enough. Could a specialized Drone Fire Truck truly replace traditional equipment as the next-generation solution? 🚒While regular UAVs lack stability, this large ducted drone aims to solve that. It reaches heights of approx. 100m (328 ft) and offers an effective spray distance of 45m (147 ft) at 0.3-0.6 MPa pressure. This new tech shows great promise for complex high-rise operations where ladders fail.
China vs Japan Clash EXPLODES: Chinese & Japanese Ships Clash In Disputed Island, Pacific on Edge! China and Japan’s coast guards have given different accounts of a confrontation that occurred near …
China vs Japan Clash EXPLODES: Chinese & Japanese Ships Clash In Disputed Island, Pacific on Edge! China and Japan’s coast guards have given different accounts of a confrontation that occurred near a group of geopolitically sensitive islands in the East China Sea. China’s Coast Guard said on Tuesday that a Japanese fishing vessel had illegally entered the waters of the Senkaku Islands – which Beijing calls the Diaoyu Islands and claims as Chinese territory, despite their being administered by Japan. Join us live to know more on this!#japan #taiwan #china #tension #wion #live
Leaked documents reveal that China has been secretly buying Russian weapons since 2022, reportedly to prepare for a potential invasion of Taiwan. What’s on Beijing’s shopping list?About 10 Chinese and Russian …
Leaked documents reveal that China has been secretly buying Russian weapons since 2022, reportedly to prepare for a potential invasion of Taiwan. What’s on Beijing’s shopping list?About 10 Chinese and Russian military aircraft entered South Korea’s restricted air defense zone. In response, South Korea scrambled fighter jets to monitor them.Nvidia has gained approval from the U.S. government to sell its more advanced H200 chips to China, although some critics say the move may hurt Washington’s national security.The trial of former senior New York state official Linda Sun has now entered the stage of closing arguments. Prosecutors accuse Sun of secretly serving the CCP while working inside the New York government.Twelve billion dollars for American farmers—President Donald Trump has unveiled an aid package for the agriculture sector after China pulled back purchases of products like soybeans.00:00 Intro01:22 China Buys Russian Weapons for Taiwan Invasion Prep03:23 Chinese, Russian Jets in S. Korea’s Air Defense Zone04:06 U.S. to Allow Nvidia’s H200 Chip Exports to China05:51 Chinese Nat’ls Accused: Nvidia Chip Smuggle Attempt07:03 Pres. Trump Unveils $12B Aid Package for Farmers10:02 Prosecutors: Ex-NY Official Linda Sun’s Boss Is CCP14:19 Control Over Moon Is Key to Space Dominance: Weichert16:31 China Plans Moon Base, Eyes Lunar Mining by 203017:43 U.S. Narrowly Leads in Space, Faces Gov’t Red Tape18:41 Isaacman Faces Pushback, Brings Space Expertise19:43 China Challenges U.S. With Ambitious Space Strategy20:28 Deadly Fire Casts Shadow Over Hong Kong Election Turnout
In this episode, Sal Mercogliano — a maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner — discusses the contract received by China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) for 87 vessels …
In this episode, Sal Mercogliano — a maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner — discusses the contract received by China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) for 87 vessels at USD $7.1 Billion from China COSCO Shipping Corporation.#supplychain #china #shipbuilding #cosco #cssc #shipping