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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!

China’s first independently-developed general humanoid robot, Tiangong, has achieved a series of technological upgrades, demonstrating new capabilities like running, climbing stairs, and conducting electrical inspections.

A Chinese-owned company took $10 million in U.S. pandemic relief money. Now it must pay a $14 million settlement. We have the details on how it all went down.A new speech from President Donald Trump focuses on China and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. What did the president have to say?Are Russia and China friends “without limits” or is a breakup incoming? How does Trump’s strategy play in? And will U.S. tariffs play a leading role? A China expert breaks it down.The United States will no longer refer to China by its official name, the People’s Republic of China, and will simply use “China” from now on. Is the move a stepping stone to something more from the Trump administration’s foreign policy?00:00 Intro01:32 China-Owned Firm to Repay $14M for Taking US COVID-19 Aid02:52 NY Mayor’s Fundraiser Indicted for Stealing COVID-19 Aid03:45 Gordon Chang: Not Possible to Split Russia-China04:57 US Stops Calling China ‘PRC’ on Gov’t Fact Sheet11:44 10:43 Taiwan: Trump’s Support for Taiwan Remains Strong14:37 Report: China Hospitals Don’t Test for Bird Flu in Humans17:18 Rep. Moore: US Needs to Ban Chinese Students19:22 3 Chinese Warships Spotted 170 Miles Off Sydney20:07 Hearing Examines Partnership of China, Russia, Iran, N. Korea

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On February 19, 2025, a crucial group-stage match of the AFC Champions Elite League (ACLE) was set to take place in Ulsan, South Korea. China’s Shandong Taishan team was scheduled to face South Korea’s Ulsan HD team. A draw would have been enough for Taishan to advance to the Round of 16. However, just two hours before kickoff, Shandong Taishan suddenly announced their withdrawal, citing “severe health issues among the players.”

The Philippines and Australia held their first bilateral defense meeting in Canberra in November. Does this mean Australia is becoming a “target” of China due to its growing ties with the Philippines? How should we characterize the current relationship between the Philippines and Australia? Our guests Wen-ti Sung and Chenlung Kuo share their thoughts.

Over past months, China’s export bans on gallium, germanium, and antimony have upended supply chains for weapons makers. China is taking a hard line on materials that have “dual use” applications, across military and civilian sectors. Titanium poses a unique problem for supply chain managers in North America and Europe. Besides defense and aviation, titanium also has huge dual-use applications for robotics. Industrial automation is critical to increase manufacturing in Western markets, to bring down the cost of production. And access to low-cost titanium makes robotics manufacturing possible. But China and its close allies have huge advantages in the mining of titanium, and in the production of titanium sponge. Alternative sources of sponge, such as Japan, are entirely dependent on imports of titanium ore. And alternative sources for titanium ores tend, also, to run through Chinese Belt-and-Road Investments. Closing scene, Foshan, Guangdong

Uprising in China: Youth Rebellion SHAKES the CCP’s Grip on Power! DocumentaryWelcome to Tan Globe, where we uncover the most pressing global issues through in-depth documentaries and travel documentaries. Today, we dive into the heart of a growing storm-the Chinese youth rebellion.Every day, millions of young people in China are trapped in the brutal China 996 work culture-working from 9 AM to 9 PM, six days a week, chasing a dream that seems more like an illusion. With China youth unemployment skyrocketing past 21%, frustration is boiling over. Now, a new movement is taking shape. The Chinese youth rebellion is not just a protest-it’s a mindset, a silent revolt against a system that no longer serves them.From job losses to government crackdowns, we’ll uncover why China’s youth are saying enough! and whether the Chinese youth rebellion could threaten the power of the CCP.Is this the beginning of a revolution? Will the China youth unemployment crisis push an entire generation to abandon the system? Stay tuned as Tan Globe brings you the raw, unfiltered truth in this gripping documentary. Let’s dive in!

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Recently, an article titled “Multinational Giants Are Abandoning China’s Medical Market” has been making waves online. According to partial statistics, a total of 42.7 billion yuan has been withdrawn from China, affecting as many as 137 life-saving medical devices. Meanwhile, new investments totaling 8.6 billion yuan are mainly focused on low-tech medical consumables like gauze and IV tubes. The article warns that this trend is a serious wake-up call for China’s medical equipment industry.

In this video, we break down:🔹 Why the Cook Islands is a key player in Pacific geopolitics🔹 How China secured a foothold in the region & what it means for global trade🔹 Why New Zealand and Australia are deeply concerned about this agreement🔹 The U.S. response—another front in the Indo-Pacific tensions?🔹 Could this deal be a game-changer in China’s Belt and Road expansion?As China strengthens its grip in the Pacific, is this just an economic partnership, or a bigger geopolitical chess move? Could this small island nation become the next flashpoint in global power struggles?

the response from the stock market and social media has been far from enthusiastic. Investor sentiment is so fragile that a single executive’s poor posture during a speech triggered a market selloff. Welcome to the so-called revival of China’s private business sector.

Colonel Todd shows us how British ingenuity has rapidly transformed Soviet-era missiles into a novel cutting-edge air defence system. Gravehawk, a compact, flexible containerised air defence capability, will help Ukraine tackle modern threats like drones and cruise missiles with an elegantly simple solution.

From busting a drug trafficking ring to arresting a top cartel leader, the United States is moving ahead to rein in the fentanyl crisis. However, one engine that fuels the drug flow is still on. We look at how Chinese brokers help cartels launder their drug proceeds.More tariffs are on the way. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would impose roughly 25 percent levies on imported cars, medicines, and semiconductors.The man who’s expected to lead Trump’s trade agenda is officially on the job. Wall Street billionaire Howard Lutnick is now confirmed as commerce secretary. We have the details on his message to China.There’s an unusual flu season in China. Residents across China are reporting far more illness-related deaths than in standard years. Some of them are casting doubt on what’s causing it—and what Chinese authorities are saying.00:00 Intro01:16 NY Takes Down Fentanyl Trafficking Ring03:49 Trump to Put 25% Tariffs on Autos, Drugs, and Chips06:06 Lutnick: Tariffs Must Block China from Skirting Controls08:03 Doctor Questions China’s Accounts of Reported Virus Surge13:02 A Classical Chinese Culture Renaissance Outside China13:51 Shen Yun Artist, Instructor File Lawsuit in Taiwan Court17:08 US Condemns China’s Navy Chopper Tailing an Ally18:16 China Dominates Critical Minerals Market

The U.S. just pledged $571 million in military aid to Taiwan, escalating tensions with China. With advanced weapons, strategic alliances, and the risk of a global economic crisis, what does this mean for the future of U.S.-China relations? Could this push China toward military action? Watch now as we break down the details of the aid package and its potential consequences.Yes! Here’s your structured video description: CHAPTERS:00:00:00 The U.S.-China-Taiwan Conflict: A Geopolitical Flashpoint00:01:29 U.S. Military Aid to Taiwan – What’s Included?00:03:00 Taiwan’s Strategic Importance in the Indo-Pacific00:05:04 China’s Military Expansion vs. U.S. Defense Strategy00:07:02 The Economic Risks of a Taiwan Blockade or Invasion00:09:03 Future Scenarios: Will China Move Against Taiwan?00:12:02 The U.S. Response & the Future of the ConflictKey Topics CoveredThe U.S.-China-Taiwan Conflict: A Geopolitical FlashpointTaiwan has been at the center of U.S.-China tensions, with China refusing to recognize it as independent.While the U.S. doesn’t formally recognize Taiwan, it has provided military and economic support for years, escalating tensions with China.The latest $571 million military aid package signals the U.S. may be moving closer to formalized relations with Taiwan despite China’s opposition.What’s Included in the Military Aid Package?The U.S. is supplying weapons, vehicles, and ammunition to strengthen Taiwan’s defense.$265 million will go toward 300 tactical radio systems, while $30 million funds 16 gun mounts.However, full details remain classified, with most military procurements taking years to be fully delivered.Taiwan’s Strategic Importance & U.S. Defense StrategyTaiwan’s location blocks China’s access to the Pacific, limiting its naval expansion.The U.S. maintains a network of military bases in the Indo-Pacific, creating a strategic deterrent against Chinese aggression.If China annexes Taiwan, it could control trade routes, build military bases, and challenge U.S. influence.China’s Military Expansion vs. U.S. Technological EdgeChina is expanding its military, but its technology still lags behind U.S. capabilities.The U.S. leads in airpower, stealth bombers, and surveillance, while China focuses on mass-producing cheaper weapons.The B-21 Raider stealth bomber, HIMARS missile systems, and PATRIOT air defense batteries could be key in deterring Chinese aggression.Economic Risks of a Taiwan Blockade or InvasionTaiwan dominates global semiconductor production, making it essential to the world economy.A Chinese blockade could trigger a global economic crisis, with GDP losses of 5% worldwide and up to 40% for Taiwan.If the U.S. intervenes, trade disruptions and sanctions could escalate the situation further.Future Scenarios: Will China Move Against Taiwan?Analysts suggest China could launch a blockade soon, exploiting Taiwan’s military delays and U.S. focus on Ukraine.Others predict China will wait until the 2030s or 2049, aligning with its long-term strategic goals.With new U.S. military advancements and strong Indo-Pacific alliances, China may hesitate to take direct action.The U.S. Response & the Future of the ConflictThe U.S. has maintained a delicate balance—supporting Taiwan without direct provocation.Continued military aid, advanced technology, and strategic alliances could further challenge China’s ambitions.The coming years will determine whether tensions escalate into conflict or remain a geopolitical stalemate.💬 What do you think? Will China escalate its actions against Taiwan, or will U.S. deterrence hold? Let us know in the comments!