Year: 2025

The U.S.–China trade war is heating up. Beijing vows to strike back after President Donald Trump slapped an additional round of 10 percent tariffs on Chinese imports.The United States is shifting its attention toward countering China in the Pacific, but is the Navy and its equipment up to the task?The United States is strongly condemning Thailand’s return of 40 Uyghurs back to China. We have more on why Thailand is a top destination for people fleeing rights abuses inside China—and why the country offers them hope.00:00 Intro01:00 China Vows to Retaliate Against Latest US Tariff Threat02:40 Trump Vows New Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China Over Fentanyl05:52 Interview: US. Military Readiness Against Threats Like China14:03 Thailand a Top Destination for People to Escape China15:29 China Threatens Taiwan: “We Will Come and Get You”16:31 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Ex-Lawmaker Jailed with 6 Others18:26 Ai Developer Nvidia Foresees Strong Demand for Chips

The surge in tourism has brought significant economic benefits to Japan. However, the overwhelming number of visitors has also led to overcrowding in tourist areas. Many locals have expressed frustration over some Chinese tourists’ lack of manners, and anti-Japanese sentiment among certain visitors has also been a source of resentment.Join this channel to get access to perks:

Does a change of wording by the U.S. on its Taiwan fact sheet indicate a shift in favor of Taiwan, or should we read less into it? A statement that the U.S. “does not support Taiwan independence” has been removed from the State Department website. Furthermore, the fact sheet previously said: “We expect cross-strait differences to be resolved by peaceful means.” Now it adds to that: “…free from coercion, in a manner acceptable to the people on both sides of the strait.” Beijing has criticized the changes as a “regression.” Our guests: Chong Ja Ian National University of Singapore Department of Political Science Associate Professor Wen-ti Sung Atlantic Council Global China Hub Non-Resident FellowChapters00:00:00 U.S.-Taiwan Ties in Trump’s Second Term00:02:58 Is Washington’s Taiwan Stance Shifting?00:13:55 U.S.-China Relations Factsheet Changes00:18:37 China’s Diplomatic Push for Unification

In 752 AD, the Battle of Dallas marked a turning point in history, leading to the Tang Dynasty’s loss of Central Asia. Yet, from this defeat emerged an unexpected catalyst for human progress: the spread of papermaking technology. Fast forward to the 21st century, and another revolution is underway—open-source AI.This video explores the profound connections between historical events and modern technological advancements. From the Tang Dynasty’s papermaking techniques that democratized knowledge in medieval Europe to today’s open-source AI movement, we delve into how the dissemination of knowledge has shaped civilizations.🔍 Key Topics Covered:The Battle of Dallas and its impact on the Tang DynastyHow papermaking and printing revolutionized knowledge disseminationThe rise of open-source AI and its role in democratizing technology

Strategic Analysis Australia Director Peter Jennings claims China wants to assert its position as a “great power in the region”.“They simply want to assert their position as a great power in the region; they want to be the dominant power in the region,” Mr Jennings told Sky News Australia.This comes after the federal government first learnt China was engaging in live-fire exercises after a Virgin pilot picked up a broadcast from the warships instructing flights to avoid the area.The Australian Defence Force only found out via AirServices Australia, which was informed by the commercial pilot, 40 minutes after the drill began.

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A group of Chinese people illegally entered Guam last year, and one of them is headed to jail. Here’s the twist: they arrived on the island during a critical U.S. missile interception test that could help the United States deter Chinese missiles.President Donald Trump is threatening to ramp up tariffs an additional 10 percent on China. That comment came just hours after he reiterated his good relationship with China and talked about Taiwan.Arkansas takes a stand against communist Chinese influence. We have the dtails on an effort to keep China out—and off its land.From Nebraska to Tennessee, Arkansas, and Utah, states are pushing bills to keep Americans’ genetic data out of Beijing’s hands.00:00 Intro01:44 Chinese Citizen Sentenced Over Guam Trafficking04:53 Trump Threatens Additional 10% Tariff on China06:59 Arkansas Introduces Bills to Counter China08:26 4 States Push Bills to Protect American Genetic Data10:09 Lucci: BGI Shouldn’t Be Allowed in the US14:59 US Sanctions Chinese Firms Tied to Iranian Missile15:32 Rubio Unveils US Strategy on Russia-China Alliance16:24 Deep Dive: China’s Test Scores Unbelievable

The world stands at the crossroads of a seismic economic transformation. On one side, the United States is doubling down on protectionist policies, enforcing tariffs on key trading partners to revive its domestic manufacturing industry. On the other, China is rapidly expanding its trade footprint, solidifying its position as the world’s manufacturing powerhouse. While the U.S. aims to reclaim industrial dominance, China is forging deep economic ties with the Global South, eliminating tariffs on goods from the least developed countries and investing heavily in infrastructure projects through its Belt and Road Initiative. This moment in globalization marks a shift in economic power, with China taking an increasingly dominant role while the U.S. attempts to counterbalance its influence.

February 28 is Peace Memorial Day in Taiwan, marking an uprising against Chinese Nationalist rule that ended in a bloody crackdown. With a new English-language walking tour in the capital Taipei, activist-journalist Brian Hioe hopes to let more people know the important lessons of Taiwan’s authoritarian past.

Chinese military vessels have sailed near the Australian and New Zealand coastlines! Taiwan responds to another undersea cable-cutting incident. And is Argentina taking an even harder line against the CCP? That and more on this week’s China news headlines.

Recently, there have been widespread online claims that China’s vaccine giant—Beijing Sinovac Biotechnology Co., Ltd.—is on the brink of collapse. In early 2024, the company announced it would completely stop producing its COVID-19 vaccine. Soon after, rumors spread that it was delaying year-end bonuses for its employees. Then, in April last year, one of its key researchers, Cao Xiaobin, died suddenly, and the chairman, Yin Weidong, got tangled up in a bribery scandal. Yet the most eye-catching claims came from countless netizens accusing the Sinovac vaccine of causing various side effects and demanding compensation. This has thrown the company into the center of a fierce public storm.Join this channel to get access to perks:

This video will show just how many nuclear fueled attack submarines China is building right now. How does that compare with the US, both today and in the cold war. What the future production might be for both sides. We will also cover what new features does the Chinese type 093b submarine have, bringing it ever closer in capability to US Virginia class submarines. Why is US military shipbuilding in a crisis? Explained via the Constellation Frigate example. • Why is US military shipbuilding in a … China’s latest nuclear attack subs are not a joke anymore. • China’s latest nuclear attack subs ar… 00:00 Intro03:03 US submarine construction woes05:52 Chinese nuclear sub construction10:46 Type 093B’s features15:58 China’s new submarine factory

At around 3 a.m. on February 25, 2025, several Taiwanese patrol boats surrounded a cargo ship flying the Togolese flag about six nautical miles northwest of Jiangjun Fishing Harbor in Tainan, southern Taiwan. As one of the patrol boats gradually approached the cargo ship, the sea was rough, and the vessel rocked in the dark waves. Several patrol officers struggled to board the ship. Over the radio, a voice from the scene reported to the command center: “One patrol officer has safely boarded the vessel.” This tense and dramatic moment was recorded by the officers on site. Join this channel to get access to perks:

The Trump Administration is ready to squeeze China dry, and the CCP is terrified.

Zhou Enlai was one of the most influential figures in modern Chinese history, serving as Premier for nearly three decades. He played a crucial role in shaping China’s foreign policy, negotiating with world leaders, and stabilizing the country during turbulent times. From his alliance with Mao Zedong to his secret struggles against radical policies, Zhou’s leadership left a lasting impact on China. But was he the true mastermind behind Communist China? Watch to uncover the untold story of Zhou Enlai’s legacy!

Philippines on Hypersonic Nuke Alert as China Threatens US Typhon Deployment | Spotlight | N18GChina’s continued opposition to the Philippines for deploying the US Typhon missiles in its territory has entered a fresh phase of escalation amid reports that Beijing is developing a new submarine capable of carrying nuclear-tipped hypersonic missiles. The Chinese attack submarine currently under development at a shipyard in Wuhan might be designed to target medium-range missile defence systems in the Philippines. It is also capable of carrying hypersonic missiles, enabling Beijing an option of using nuclear warheads if deemed necessary. The US Typhon launchers, stationed in the Philippines since April 2024, can hit targets in mainland China from the northern Philippine island of Luzon.—

Taiwan’s defense ministry says China has designated a zone to conduct military shooting drills in the Taiwan Strait, around 75 kilometers off the coast of Kaohsiung.

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Taiwan is apparently taking part in the Cobra Gold multilateral military exercises in Thailand for the first time. The country was mentioned in a post on the official Cobra Gold Facebook page but was removed from the post a few hours later.

In the barren wilds of Chenzhou, Hunan, a drone discovered a mysterious, abandoned parking lot. Dozens of new energy buses were parked neatly in rows. What on earth happened here to leave so many buses unused? These vehicles are worth tens of millions. From the drone’s view, the buses still look quite new—they probably haven’t been used for long and already have license plates. Yet, weeds now grow all around them, even covering their wheels, and their bodies are covered in dust, showing they have been parked for a long time. Seen from above, the scene is truly shocking. Some buses have badly damaged doors and windows, and when you get closer, you can see that some seats have been removed. It’s such a waste to see so many buses left to decay.

Taiwan’s military has rejected reporting in local media that the domestically built Hai Kun submarine experienced power supply problems during testing and says the prototype is on schedule for sea trials in April.

The man speaking is Wang Jianlin. He’s the founder and leader of Wanda Group, the largest commercial real estate empire in China. He was once the richest person in China, with a fortune that even surpassed Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing at one point. These remarks were made ten years ago, in 2015, during a speech at Harvard University.Wang Jianlin’s bold statement, which sounded somewhat arrogant, effectively confirmed that Wanda was transferring assets overseas. This caught the attention of the authorities. What he said later would cause even more trouble for his company.

Amid rising cross-strait tensions, Taiwan is racing to build a “non-red” supply chain free of Chinese parts and bolstering its defense capabilities with domestically produced drones.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard has detained a China-linked cargo ship after an undersea cable near the Penghu Islands, located in the sensitive Taiwan Strait, was disconnected. Watch this report for more details!

People in China are seriously getting desperate!