Year: 2025

Huawei’s leading position in the smartphone market has relied on stealing chips for survival. Chinese AI company DeepSeek may also have to resort to chip theft to stay afloat.On January 30, a Tokyo-based computer parts store announced the sale of Nvidia’s “GeForce RTX5090” graphics cards in limited quantities, with prices ranging from 200,000 to 580,000 yen. This announcement attracted a line of over a hundred people.

Taiwan’s defense ministry says 27 Chinese aircraft, six naval vessels and an official ship were seen operating around Taiwan in a 24-hour period. The ministry says 23 of the aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait.

Dragon TV: There has been extensive opposition from the international community to U.S. President Trump’s proposal to “clear out” and take over Gaza. What is China’s comment?Guo Jiakun: Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people. It is an inalienable part of the territory of Palestine, not a bargaining chip for political games, still less a prey of the strong. The war has already left Gaza in devastation and suffering. The international community, major countries in particular, should join hands to make Gaza better, rather than worse, by providing humanitarian assistance and helping with its reconstruction. China firmly supports the legitimate national rights of the Palestinian people, believes that “the Palestinians governing Palestine” is an important principle that must be upheld in the post-conflict governance of Gaza, and opposes the forced displacement of the people of Gaza. China stands ready to work with the rest of the world for the realization of the two-State solution as the fundamental way forward, and for an early, just political settlement of the Palestinian question, namely, the establishment of an independent State of Palestine that enjoys full sovereignty based on the 1967 border and with east Jerusalem as its capital. AFP: The U.S. said on Wednesday that its government vessels would sail for free through the Panama Canal following heavy pressure from President Donald Trump. But authorities at the waterway have swiftly issued a denial and said that no agreement had been reached. Does China have a comment on this?Guo Jiakun: On the Panama Canal issue, China made clear its position more than once. China, as always, respects Panama’s sovereignty over the Canal and recognizes it as a permanently neutral international waterway. We respect the government of Panama’s management and operation of the Canal. Never ever has China interfered. __________________

Beijing’s spy agency is secretly building a network with China-controlled nonprofits in the United States, and linking them with Chinese courts and policing departments.The Pentagon says Panama will back off from its infrastructure deal with China and work more closely with the United States. But has the country agreed to let U.S. warships pass through the canal for free? We have more on what both sides are saying.The Treasury Department dishes out new sanctions on an international network for moving oil shipments from Iran to China. The action comes just two days after President Donald Trump promised to restore maximum pressure on Iran.China sends a complaint to the World Trade Organization about Trump’s new tariffs. But does the move carry any weight?00:00 Intro01:50 Rpt: China’s Shadow Justice System Poses Severe Concerns07:03 Panama Denies Deal for Free Canal Transit for US Navy09:16 Treasury Sanctions Network Selling Iranian Oil to China10:14 China Challenges Trump Tariffs at WTO12:02 Vance: Religious Freedom a Priority for Trump Admin15:15 Bessent: CCP Funds Military with Financial Surplus10:05 EU Proposes New Curbs on Chinese Shopping Sites

China’s military-industrial sector is undergoing an unprecedented purge following the Rocket Force corruption scandal, affecting nuclear, aerospace, aviation, shipbuilding, and military electronics industries. Over 20 senior executives from ten major defense SOEs have been removed, gone missing, or detained by the Commission of Discipline Inspection. The crackdown has even reached China’s largest military electronics firm, with the deputy GM He arrested. Meanwhile, PLA’s weapon quality concerns have surfaced in the new Military Equipment R&D Regulations, set to take effect March 1. Today, I’ll break down this sweeping purge and share insights from a former Chinese defense contractor.

Three active-duty officers with Taiwan’s military have been indicted for leaking national security information to China in order to pay off personal debts. Their cases join a growing list of espionage cases involving current and former military personnel.

Despite lying within Manila’s exclusive economic zone, Mischief Reef is actually under the control of China. Our guests Lu Yeh-chung and Raymond Sung share their views on how Beijing’s so-called salami tactics operate in South China Sea disputes.

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-China is conducting military drills to practice blocking U.S. forces from interfering in a potential takeover of Taiwan. A Japanese think tank confirms these exercises are specifically designed to prevent U.S. access to the waters around Taiwan using an A2AD (anti-access/area denial) strategy.-In response, the U.S. and its allies are preparing countermeasures, including training with advanced weapons like the AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM), which is designed to penetrate enemy defenses from long range.-While China aims to keep U.S. forces out of the first and second island chains, stand-off weapons like the JASSM could disrupt this strategy, making a full blockade of Taiwan difficult to execute.

He also points out that the CCP has positioned one Marine Corps brigade and two amphibious combined arms brigades near Kinmen, indicating plans for an assault. However, these three brigades, totaling about 18,000 troops, may not be enough to quickly seize Kinmen. Their main role would likely be to establish a beachhead. If they lose half their forces during the landing, the remaining 9,000 troops would struggle to hold the position.The CCP’s ability to invade Taiwan is also limited by its amphibious assault vehicles.Join this channel to get access to perks:

The trade war is on. President Donald Trump saying he’s in no rush to talk to Chinese Communist Party head Xi Jinping, after Trump paused tariffs on Mexico and Canada after phone calls with their leaders.A wide array of goods could soon see their prices tick higher with a new China tariff now in effect—from clothing to toys, smartphones, and home appliances. Plus, we take a look at how the energy market could adapt to U.S.–China tariffs.U.S. authorities slap more charges on a former Google engineer. He’s accused of stealing trade secrets from the tech giant to benefit China’s AI industry.A meeting was held on Capitol Hill to tackle the fentanyl crisis that’s claiming American lives. The big debate is whether to strip fentanyl from being used to treat pain in cancer patients.00:00 Intro01:16 Trump ‘In No Rush’ to Talk to China’s Xi Amid Trade War02:48 USPS to Resume Accepting Parcels from China03:31 Which Items Will Be More Expensive After China Tariffs?04:28 Goldman: China Tariffs Won’t Raise Energy Prices Much05:12 Briggs: China’s Retaliatory Tariffs a Strategic Move11:37 Ex-Google Staff Charged for Sending AI Secrets to China13:01 Effort in Senate to Keep Fentanyl a Schedule 1 Drug16:05 Speaker Johnson Renews CCP Committee16:43 Moolenaar: China Relies on Subsidies, IP Theft for Trade

President Trump moved to close a loophole called “de minimis” that has fueled a boom in cheap goods being shipped from China to the U.S. It’s a provision that allows any shipments under $800 to enter America tariff-free regardless of where the products come from. WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng traveled to the world’s largest wholesale market called the Yiwu International Trade Market to see how these products are making their way into U.S. markets. If you’ve ever bought anything on Temu or Shein, there’s a good chance it came from this bazaar near China’s east coast, which is close to huge ports in Shanghai and Ningbo.

Local media report that Taiwan’s military has deployed 100 marines to Taipei’s Songshan Airport, part of efforts to boost defenses around the capital city.

U.S. intelligence has revealed evidence that China is building a massive complex to house that growing military’s leadership. “Beijing Military City” as it’s being called, is located about 15 miles west of the Forbidden City, and covers 1,500 acres, which makes it 10 times bigger than the Pentagon. Intel sources assess the facility will house large, hardened bunkers to protect Chinese military leaders during any conflict including a nuclear one.

Entering 2025, despite these “ineffective” policies, China’s stock market, bond market, and the yuan all saw declines at the same time, which is not a good sign for the country. What’s even worse is the situation in China’s real estate market, where property prices in first-tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen have sharply dropped. The tightening debt chain in China is only deepening the economic crisis, and it seems that this period of recession is just beginning.Join this channel to get access to perks:

RedNote was not quite the protest some people thought it was…

The US Postal Service is set to ban all imports of any goods from China, according to Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.“Presumably on the order of the government and Donald Trump,” Mr Greenwood said.The news comes after a trade war was ignited between the US and China following President Trump’s tariffs.

“Game-Changer! China Just Launched Its Most Advanced Satellites to Monitor Every Inch of Earth!”China is taking the satellite industry to the next level! With high-resolution Earth observation, satellite-powered global internet, and AI-driven space technologies, China is rapidly becoming a dominant player in the new space race. The Jilin-1 constellation now boasts 117 satellites, soon growing to 200, offering real-time global imaging every three minutes! Meanwhile, Geespace and Spacesail are launching low Earth orbit (LEO) broadband networks, providing global internet access and even direct satellite-to-smartphone connections. This means faster disaster response, smarter city planning, and internet for remote regions worldwide. But is this a technological leap or a geopolitical power move? How will it impact SpaceX’s Starlink, OneWeb, and Amazon’s Kuiper? Watch now to find out!References:

In Trump’s fight against China, Mexico and Canada are getting caught in the crosshairs.

As the U.S. shifts its strategic focus toward China, the geopolitical landscape is evolving rapidly. While media coverage largely centers on Trump’s policies, the real battle is unfolding in the Asia-Pacific. The CCP’s long-term strategic planning, infiltration tactics, and efforts to reshape global power dynamics remain largely underreported. Following South Korea’s political turmoil, Taiwan is now facing its own crisis, with President Lai’s government handicapped by an opposition-controlled Legislative Yuan. This program goes beyond the headlines to analyze the CCP’s hidden maneuvers, Taiwan’s growing vulnerability, and the broader implications for regional security.1. Trump’s ambiguous China policy2. Taiwan’s political crisis3. Parallels between South Korea and Taiwan4. Beijing’s strategy in the Asia-Pacific

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The U.S. Navy’s strategy to unleash devastation on the Chinese Military in response to a Taiwan invasion is reportedly progressing as planned. Captain Alex Campbell disclosed that the initial phase of the ‘Replicator’ initiative—designed to create a “hellscape”—is expected to be operational by August. Speaking at a U.S. Naval Institute (USNI) conference in California, Campbell stated that the Replicator initiative remains on track to achieve its objective of deploying “multiple thousands of all-domain, attritable autonomous (ADA2) systems to warfighters by August 2025,” a goal set by former Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks in November 2024.He added further “It’s not another [science and technology] project. It is meant to get to production, meant to field systems, in this case, in support of [U.S. Indo-Pacific Command]. It’s a lot of taking… a pretty wide and diverse set of systems and a wide and diverse set of software, and smashing them all together at a pace that is really more akin to commercial software tempos.”In this video, Defense Updates reports on the US Navy’s ‘Hellscape’ strategy to prevent China from capturing Taiwan.#defenseupdates #usvschina #taiwanvschina

China’s navy won’t even come close to matching the U.S. Navy until at least 2049. That’s not an insult from the U.S. Navy commander—it’s actually a relatively polite assessment from a Russian military expert. But the real issue is, given the way the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) builds ships while constantly making adjustments and patching things up as they go, it’s not even certain if they’ll last until 2049, let alone catch up to the U.S. Navy.

United States Secretary Marco Rubio sat down with FOX News to discuss the Panama Canal, USAID, and the Trump tariff wars happening between the US, Mexico, China and Canada. This comes after Rubio’s trip to Panama. Listen in.

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Through China’s Belt & Road Initiative, alongside other global initiatives, Xi Jinping looks to diminish Western influence and reshape the international order to one dominated by Chinese principles and influence. China offers an alternative vision that resonates with many non-Western nations seeking greater sovereignty and voice in global affairs. To counter this, the United States must offer its own positive vision for change through strengthening partnerships, reforming institutions, and demonstrating that democratic societies provide the best path to prosperity.Elizabeth Economy is the Hargrove Senior Fellow and co-chair of the Program on the US, China, and the World at the Hoover Institution. Economy is an acclaimed author and expert on Chinese domestic and foreign policy.Check out more from Elizabeth Economy:

The profiles of two senior executives at China’s top aircraft manufacturer, including the J-20 stealth fighter’s chief designer, have been removed from the website without explanation. What’s more, Hao Zhaoping, AVIC’s general manager, and Yang Wei, deputy general manager and lead engineer on the J-20, haven’t been seen publicly for months.#china #j20fighterjet #gravitas