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00:00 Introduction00:12 Local Government Fiscal Pressures04:25 Hu Wei ‘Retired’China Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

Smokers in China beware, the cigarettes are not what they seem!

140,563 views Oct 26, 2024 ✪ Members first on October 26, 2024 #chinaobserverDue to decreasing demand, rising operating costs, and geopolitical tensions, many international airlines have decided to cancel or reduce flights to China. Chinese airlines have also started to cut back on international routes.

China is holding yet more drills near Taiwan. The US confirms North Korea is sending troops to Russia. China claims ignorance. And China’s consulate in Myanmar was bombed! That and more on this week’s China news headlines.

We explore the growing influence of Chinese espionage across different regions of the world. From South Asia to Europe, we hear about the concerns raised by national governments and intelligence agencies, as well as the delicate balance between economic profit and national security. We’ll also delve into the role of China’s Ministry of State Security, technology’s impact on modern surveillance, and China’s crackdown on overseas dissidents.Featuring: Paul McGarr, lecturer in Intelligence Studies at King’s College London, and author of “Spying in South Asia, Britain, the United States and India’s Secret Cold War”.00:00 Introduction 1:22 Spying in South Asia4:42 UK concern over Chinese espionage8:49 Espionage in Europe11:33 Balancing profit and national security12:57 British intelligence 14:45 Crackdown on overseas dissidents17:50 Security risks in partnerships19:32 Understanding the MSS21:07 India 23:13 Technology and surveillance24:33 The modern spy26:28 Thanks for watching

For the first time in more than two decades Mexico overtook China as the largest importer of goods to the U.S.Mexican goods imported to the U.S. totaled $475 billion in 2023 about $20 billion higher than the previous year. Feuling that trend are simmering trade tensions between Beijing and Washington, an effort to bring U.S. imports closer to home and a burgeoning Mexican manufacturing base. But there’s another factor at play. To avoid American tariffs Chinese companies are using Mexico as a backdoor to the U.S. So how is China able to circumvent U.S. tariffs and what are logistic companies doing to prepare for the upcoming boom in Mexican trade. CNBC traveled to Mexico City and El Paso to find out.Chapters:0:00 – 3:05 Introduction3:06 – 6:55 Chapter 1 Evading U.S. tariffs 6:56 – 10:51 Chapter 2 Mexico’s manufacturing boom10:52 – 13:55 Chapter 3 Policing the border 13:56 – 16:06 Chapter 4 Bringing goods to the U.S. 16:07 – 19:08 Chapter 5 Maersk, DHL and Uber Freight

00:00 Introduction00:12 US-China I: Public Sentiment05:16 Xi Jinping at BRICS07:41 US-China II: Chip War, TSMC & HuaweiChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

Two citizens of the People’s Republic of China were deported from Taiwan for violating entry conditions after disrupting an anti-China protest organized by Hong Kongers in the democratic island’s capital Taipei.

Travel videos from some young Western vloggers who traveled to China’s Xinjiang province paint a picture of a happy, harmonious Xinjiang, and several hold titles such as “This is the Xinjiang that Western media don’t want you to see.” The narrative that these videos build is in stark contrast to the story pieced together by international human rights groups, which report on forced labor and arbitrary detention in the region. Two years after former United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Michelle Bachelet’s report on human rights violations in Xinjiang was first published, is China succeeding in covering up the negative accounts of the region? Our guests:Tashken Davlet Uyghur Human Rights Project Outreach SpecialistTim Niven Doublethink Lab Research LeadRaymond Sung Prospect Foundation Vice President

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdateX (Formerly Twitter): / tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected]:00 Introduction00:12 India-China: Thawing Relations?03:20 China’s Capital Flight07:23 VW DeportationChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

The CCP’s military exercise near Taiwan ended abruptly after just half a day, and related trending topics on Weibo disappeared overnight. The Chinese government has also initiated a large-scale recall of veterans.

Manmade or natural, China covers up all of the its disasters. The recent forest fires are just one example of China doing this!

How much money snuck out of China over the past year? A Wall Street Journal report says the amount could have reached a quarter trillion dollars.Taiwan lays out exactly what it would consider an act of war by China. How did Beijing respond?Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) calls for an investigation into China’s alleged role in the fentanyl crisis. We have more on how a group of U.S. families played into the appeal.Apple CEO Tim Cook is in China again. This time, he’s meeting with the Chinese regime’s minister of technology.00:00 Intro00:57 Quarter Trillion Dollars Flows Out of China in a Hurry02:44 Chinese Blockade Would Be Act of War: Taiwan05:36 Sen. Urges Probe into China’s Role in Fentanyl Crisis06:21 U.S. Adds 6 Chinese Companies to Export Blacklist07:00 Apple’s Tim Cook Meets with China’s Minister08:54 Putin Calls Xi a ‘Dear Friend’ at Brics Summit11:41 China, Russia, Iran Leaders Met at Brics Summit16:30 Next EU Foreign Policy Chief Warns Against Russia, China17:17 IMF Upgrades U.S. Outlook, Lowers Europe and China18:34 Massive Lithium Deposits Found in Arkansas19:21 Countries Battle for ‘White Gold’ in Lithium Triangle

China’s Economy Struggles with 0.9% Growth | Vantage with Palki SharmaChina’s economy grew at a lacklustre 0.9% in the third quarter, underscoring the challenges the country faces as it grapples with a housing market collapse, high unemployment among young graduates, and local governments struggling to meet financial obligations. Despite recent efforts to stimulate growth, the economy continues to slow. The annualised growth rate for July through September stands at 3.6%, reflecting the urgent need for stronger government intervention. Palki Sharma takes an in-depth look at China’s economic struggles and what they mean for the future.—China | Economy | Unemployment | Xi Jinping | Firstpost | World News | News Live | Vantage | Palki Sharma | News#china #economy #unemployment #xijinping #firstpost #vantageonfirstpost #palkisharma #worldnews

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This is a highlight from Podcast 274 Why Do We Allow Ourselves to be Bullied by These People | Lord Chris Patten • #274 Why Do We Allow Ourselves to be … The Chinese Communist Party is a gangster regime. Yet countries around the world let themselves be bullied. Why? Joining us today is Lord Chris Patten, who was the last British governor of Hong Kong, from 1992-1997. He was until recently the chancellor of Oxford University. His most recent book is called the Hong Kong Diaries.Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel and hit that bell icon to get notified when new videos come out: https://bit.ly/3u1eKSZ

China’s Car Industry Boom: A Global Takeover?In recent years, China’s car industry has experienced a massive boom, positioning itself as a dominant force in the global automotive market. Once seen as producers of budget, lower-quality vehicles, Chinese car manufacturers have rapidly evolved, now competing with well-established global brands in terms of innovation, technology, and sustainability. In this video, we’ll explore how Chinese car makers are shaking up the auto industry and whether they’re on track for a global takeover.China’s Rise in the Global Automotive MarketChina has swiftly risen to become the world’s largest car manufacturer, surpassing traditional automotive giants like the U.S., Japan, and Germany. Companies such as BYD, NIO, Geely, and XPeng have emerged as leaders in the industry, making headlines with their cutting-edge electric vehicles (EVs) and futuristic designs. As global demand for electric cars continues to surge, Chinese automakers are perfectly positioned to capitalize on this trend.The country’s car industry has grown hand-in-hand with its push for electrification. With government support, including subsidies and investments in infrastructure, China has become the world’s largest market for electric vehicles. This has allowed its car makers to innovate rapidly, gaining an edge in the global EV race. In 2023 alone, Chinese electric cars accounted for nearly 60% of all EV sales worldwide. Tesla, although a major player, now faces tough competition from China’s own brands.Innovation and Technology Leading the ChargeChinese automakers have heavily invested in research and development (R&D), focusing on futuristic technologies such as autonomous driving, smart connectivity, and advanced battery systems. Brands like NIO and XPeng are pioneering autonomous features and AI-driven technology, aiming to surpass their Western counterparts in the race toward self-driving cars.One of the keys to China’s success is its focus on affordable EVs. While Tesla and other Western brands target the premium segment, Chinese automakers are producing budget-friendly models with impressive range and features, appealing to both domestic and international consumers. This affordability factor is critical in making electric vehicles accessible to a broader market, further fueling their growth.Global Expansion and the “Made in China” TransformationHistorically, the label “Made in China” was often associated with low-quality products, but that stigma is rapidly fading as Chinese brands gain recognition for their quality, performance, and innovation. Chinese car makers are now aggressively expanding into Europe, Southeast Asia, and other key markets, with plans to make inroads into North America.BYD, one of the world’s leading EV manufacturers, is already making a significant impact in Europe, offering competitively priced electric vehicles that rival more established brands like Volkswagen and BMW. Similarly, Geely, the parent company of Volvo, has strengthened its global presence through strategic acquisitions and partnerships.The Future of the Global Auto IndustryChina’s automotive industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and its rise is undeniable. As Chinese car makers continue to scale up production, embrace sustainable technologies, and expand their global footprint, the question remains: will they dominate the global auto industry?This video dives into the factors driving China’s automotive boom and explores whether we’re on the verge of a global takeover by Chinese car manufacturers. If you’re interested in EV trends, car industry news, or simply want to learn more about how Chinese automakers are changing the game, you won’t want to miss this!Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into the future of the auto industry!

This is a highlight from Podcast 274: Why Do We Allow Ourselves to be Bullied by These People | Lord Chris Patten • #274 Why Do We Allow Ourselves to be … The Chinese Communist Party is a gangster regime. Yet countries around the world let themselves be bullied. Why? Joining us today is Lord Chris Patten, who was the last British governor of Hong Kong, from 1992-1997. He was until recently the chancellor of Oxford University. His most recent book is called the Hong Kong Diaries.Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel and hit that bell icon to get notified when new videos come out: https://bit.ly/3u1eKSZ

The United States deported a group of Chinese illegal immigrants on a charter flight. The Homeland Security secretary warns that other Chinese illegal immigrants could be removed at any time.Immigration has become a major issue for voters in the race for the White House. China says it will work with the United States to help tackle it. But will the collaboration work?Real estate and exports are key engines that have driven China’s economy forward for decades, but now both are losing power.A new round of U.S. sanctions is targeting Chinese firms that make weapons for Russia that were used in the war against Ukraine. It’s Washington’s first time laying out sanctions on Chinese firms for direct involvement in supplying arms to Moscow.00:00 Intro01:19 U.S. Deports Chinese Nationals on Charter Flight02:41 Will China’s Efforts to Combat Smuggling Work?04:04 Beijing Pledges $562B to Support Battered Housing Market05:47 IMF Head: China Can No Longer Rely on Exports to Grow07:19 Yellen: High China Tariffs Would Raise Prices08:13 U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Chinese Firms09:27 U.S. Expands Sanctions to Iran’s Oil Industry10:03 Chinese Drones Halted at U.S. Customs10:41 Two Paris Museums Remove ‘Tibet’ from Exhibitions13:51 Taiwanese Chipmaker TSMC Stock Hits New High15:30 North Korean Troops Training in Russia: S. Korea16:15 U.S. Navy Burning Through Critical Missiles20:16 Philippine Minister Doubts China’s Sea Code Intent

00:00 Introduction00:29 Chinese Economy: CASS Report & Youth Unemployment02:46 US-China: Military Moves06:33 China’s Aging PopulationChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

China Keeps Putting its foreign shills in the most awkward moments!

The UK might be making a big blunder that can benefit China! A Solomon Islands leader has been arrested… for standing up to the CCP. And China’s economic stimulus plan has already failed. That and more on this week’s China news headlines.

NATO has obtained evidence of North Korean military forces being deployed in Russia, a development that is raising concerns about the potential involvement of these troops in the ongoing war in Ukraine. Watch this report for more details!#nato #northkorea #russiaukrainewar

00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Economy: Share Buyback05:01 BRICS Summit | USD Challenger?11:44 India-China: Border Disputes

Two House committees are condemning Harvard for its recent probation decision. The school decided to punish several student protesters who spoke out against China’s human rights violations on their own campus, but not the man who shoved one of them during the incident.Another American law firm is shrinking its China operations. What’s driving the major law firm exodus from the country?Days after a round of Chinese war games encircled Taiwan, the United States and Canada are sending warships through the Taiwan Strait. How is Beijing responding?Could there be a potential thaw in a four-year military standoff? India and China have penned a new deal to patrol their contentious frontier.00:00 Intro01:02 Harvard Punishes Anti-CCP Students, Not Disrupter02:49 Law Firm Skadden to Close Shanghai Operation03:33 U.S., Canada Sail Warships Through Taiwan Strait04:29 Thayer: Not All Leaving China for U.S. Are ‘Benign’08:21 India, China Ink Patrolling Deal on Border Disputes10:49 UK Pledges ‘Consistency’ in Relations with China12:40 Germany Against High Tariffs on Chinese EVs13:36 BMW Recalls Almost 700,000 Cars in China14:20 The Justice Hunter: Standing Up Against Human Rights Abuses

China has conducted live-fire drills just off its coast near Niushan Island, one of the closest Chinese islands to Taiwan.

The U.S. Department of Commerce is reportedly investigating whether Taiwan’s chipmaking giant TSMC produced AI or smartphone chips for China’s Huawei.

00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Economy: Q3, Stock Hangover & Airlines05:42 US-China: Russian Drone Sanctions07:19 Bloomberg BYD ReportChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

REVEALED: How CHINA Builds Hyper-Realistic Humanoids in RECORD Time??REVEALED: How China builds hyper-realistic humanoids in record time using cutting-edge technology and advanced manufacturing processes. Discover the secrets behind China’s rapid development of lifelike humanoid robots, and how they are pushing the boundaries of AI and robotics. From facial expressions to human-like movements, these humanoids are revolutionizing industries and raising questions about the future of human-robot interaction. Explore the innovation that’s putting China at the forefront of this technological race.

China Keeps Putting its foreign shills in the most awkward moments!

The United States deported a group of Chinese illegal immigrants on a charter flight. The Homeland Security secretary warns that other Chinese illegal immigrants could be removed at any time.Immigration has become a major issue for voters in the race for the White House. China says it will work with the United States to help tackle it. But will the collaboration work?Real estate and exports are key engines that have driven China’s economy forward for decades, but now both are losing power.A new round of U.S. sanctions is targeting Chinese firms that make weapons for Russia that were used in the war against Ukraine. It’s Washington’s first time laying out sanctions on Chinese firms for direct involvement in supplying arms to Moscow.00:00 Intro01:19 U.S. Deports Chinese Nationals on Charter Flight02:41 Will China’s Efforts to Combat Smuggling Work?04:04 Beijing Pledges $562B to Support Battered Housing Market05:47 IMF Head: China Can No Longer Rely on Exports to Grow07:19 Yellen: High China Tariffs Would Raise Prices08:13 U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Chinese Firms09:27 U.S. Expands Sanctions to Iran’s Oil Industry10:03 Chinese Drones Halted at U.S. Customs10:41 Two Paris Museums Remove ‘Tibet’ from Exhibitions13:51 Taiwanese Chipmaker TSMC Stock Hits New High15:30 North Korean Troops Training in Russia: S. Korea16:15 U.S. Navy Burning Through Critical Missiles20:16 Philippine Minister Doubts China’s Sea Code Intent

China Keeps Putting its foreign shills in the most awkward moments!

Former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris? Many Chinese elites have already picked their preferred candidate for the next U.S. president. We delve into the reasons behind their choice.Would tariffs save the day or send prices soaring? Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Trump talk strategy from opposite sides of the debate.Taiwan just opened a new de facto embassy in India, and China isn’t pleased. Beijing is urging New Delhi to be “cautious” in handling the Taiwan issue.North Korea’s Kim Jong-un labels South Korea as “hostile,” revising the communist country’s constitution to reflect the label for the first time, two days after it blew up key roads connecting the country with the South. But what’s next?00:00 Intro01:12 Harris or Trump? Chinese Elites’ Bids on Next U.S. President03:53 Yellen: High U.S. Tariffs on Imports Would Raise Prices04:45 Will Trump’s Tariffs Resonate with Americans?07:04 New De Facto Taiwan Embassy in India Angers China08:11 North Korea Labels South ‘Hostile State’09:12 Why Are North-South Korea Tensions So High?11:35 WSJ: Western Countries ‘Overwhelmed’ by CCP Espionage13:58 EU Tariffs on Chinese Cars Concern German Carmakers15:32 ‘Never-Ending:’ Lee on CCP Social Media Weaponization18:43 Bloomberg: Xi Bolsters Control Over China’s Legislature19:41 Chinese Universities Monitoring Students on Camera

Is it seriously worth traveling in China during the holiday season?