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Instead of conceding it was wrong to send a spy balloon into US airspace, China is now turning the tables and accusing the US of sending spy balloons over China. China and Iran are forging a new partnership. And China is again blocking the World Health Organization (WHO) from investigating the origins of Covid. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Recently, a highly unbelievable case of fraud has been widely discussed on the Internet in mainland China, but all related reports have since been deleted. The main instigator behind the fraud turned out to be the municipal government of Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, which involved the wages of thousands of migrant workers and hundreds of millions of project funds. Recently, Netease and other websites in mainland China reported on a nearly unbelievable fraud case. According to the reports, in 2020, an i

China’s Elderly have hit the streets in Wuhan to protest the government’s new health insurance reforms. These reforms include cuts in monthly allowances paid to retirees. Molly Gambhir reports.

When China wants to co-opt another country’s political system, it doesn’t just go for the politicians at the top. China works at all levels of government knowing that politicians always want to move up the ladder. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss china’s approach to spying, how presidential climate envoy John Kerry could be a victim of Chinese deception, and and how the CCP could use private investment to gain trade secrets.

China’s spy balloon is not what you think it is. China scrambling to try and hide what it might be.

TikTok is getting a lot of attention for its connections to the Chinese Communist Party, and rightly so because of how popular it has become around the world. But the lesser-known WeChat app is even more dangerous because it’s more closely tied to the CCP, and it’s being used to spy on people overseas. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how the “everything app” sucks up user data, why it promotes self censorship, and what happened to attempts to ban it.

Despite the US not formally recognizing Taiwan as an independent country, the US is preparing to go to war to defend it from an invasion by China. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how the US is encircling Taiwan with its military, how it’s beefing up its defenses in the Indo-Pacific, and some political changes that have helped the US regain its footing in the region.

Mass produced #propaganda from #Beijing with limited human effort required. A research firm has identified a series of deep-fake video clips featuring A.I.-generated newscasters. All of them broadcasting messages that align with the Chinese Communist Party. 00:00 Intro 00:44 U.S. Recovers ‘Priority Sensors’ from Spy Balloon 01:25 ‘Deepfake’ Anchors Spread Beijing Narratives 02:51 Green Laser in Hawaii from Chinese Satellite: NASA 03:23 U.S. Strengthens Relations with Japan, S. Korea Security Talks in Washi

Nimitz carrier strike group and Makin Island amphibious ready group conduct operations in the South China Sea. Chinese Coast Guard ships attempt to intercept and collide with Philippine Coast Guard vessel BRP Malapascua. China increases it’s aggression towards SCS border nations. #SCS #china

On January 28th of this year a Chinese satellite was discovered to be shooting lasers at Hawaii. What’s going on?

8,068 views Feb 13, 2023 We have a hilarious Chinese government propaganda song for you guys!

00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Banking Sector & State-owned Enterprises 06:57 Australia-China: Diplomacy & Trade

In this next part of our exclusive special series with Michael Sekora, founder and director of the Socrates Project within the Reagan White House, we delve into the debate around industrial policy. Does the United States need one or does it violate our founding democratic principles? Or does it come down to how we define an industrial policy? Sekora notes when it comes to the argument of industrial policy, there are two factors: How we define industrial policy and defining it based on a finance-based pers

If you thought a Chinese spy balloon was bad, wait till you get a load of TikTok. The Chinese Communist Party considers itself at war with the United States and has been engaging in a campaign of unrestricted warfare against it for decades. The real China threat is the one you can’t see.

China’s spy balloon has been an absolute disaster for China US relations, and their attempted coverup is blowing up in their face. It’s only going to get worse for the Chinese government.

In the past few days, the Chinese Communist Party spy balloon incident has sparked a major uproar in the United States. The balloon, which had been floating over the U.S. for four days, along with the continued coverage by mainstream media in the U.S., demonstrated to the American public what the “China Threat Theory” was all about. In the afternoon of February 4, the stray balloon was finally shot down by the U.S. military over the Atlantic Ocean. The balloon incident has caused ripples in U.S.-China rela

A balloon traveling over the continental United States caused a lot of alarm and anger after the US government blamed it on the Chinese government and said it was being used for spying. The US shot it down, but the alarm over the balloon is still high. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at where the balloon traveled, what data it might have been collecting, and China’s reaction to it.

#chinainsights As subsequent events unfold, we have noticed that this incident is inconsistent with Xi’s agenda of trying to de-escalate international relations, particularly with the U.S. It should have revealed the internal strife within the CCP. The top brass of the PLA could have deliberately launched a balloon to sabotage Blinken’s visit to China. It would be tricky for Taiwan’s defense, and it may take a relatively long decision time to respond to this kind of ambiguous provocation, thus losing the o

The balloons from China flying over the US drew a lot of attention to China’s espionage attempts. But there are a lot more, albeit less visible, ways China spies on Americans. In this just us episode of China Unscripted, we talk about what happened with the first Chinese spy balloon, the US response to it, and the other ways China spies on Americans. This is a highlight from the full video No. 194 Chinese Spy Balloons Travel Over US, Angering Americans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU-6K…

China doesn’t just use trained spies to carry out its espionage work, it uses almost anyone it thinks can get the secrets it’s after. Instead of just carrying out targeted attacks, it uses death by 1000 cuts to gain the information its wants from other countries. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s massive spy network in America, how Chinese espionage is different from US espionage, and what people can do to keep China from stealing more secrets. Joining us in this episode is Nicholas E

A second #object was shot down. This time, President Joe Biden ordered troops to ground it over #Alaska. The Pentagon says it posed a threat to civilian aircraft. Meanwhile, Biden says the Chinese spy balloon from last week did not pose a major breach, as the FBI sifts through the recovered debris. Questions are swirling around China’s refusal to pick up the phone, past instances of balloons spotted over the United States coming to light, and what this all means for the world’s two biggest superpowers going

The US used a U-2 spy plane to spy on China’s spy balloon as it was floating over the United States. China is outpacing the US in intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launchers. And Disney censored a Simpson’s episode that referred to China’s forced labor practices. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Chinese balloons have been traveling over the US, and despite China’s claims that they’re civilian weather balloons, China got very upset when the US shot one down. In this just us episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the spy balloons, John Kerry’s efforts to work with China on climate change, and US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s planned trip to Taiwan, among other things.

What’s been called a Chinese #SpyBalloon drifted across the United States for a week before getting $ShotDown over the weekend. But how did it end up over American soil? Was Beijing trying to make a statement? Tests the waters? Or was it an attempt to sabotage talks with Washington ahead of Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s China trip? And if so, how is the infighting within the Chinese Communist Party involved? 00:00 Intro 00:44 Chinese Spy Balloon Shot Down Over Atlantic 04:00 Expert: Why China Sent th

resident Joe Biden and President Donald Trump both had very different ways of handling the US China relationship. But there’s a bipartisan consensus the Chinese Communist Party poses an existential threat to the United States. But in the end, who’s approach to China will win? This is a highlight from the full China Unscripted episode A Growing Rift Between China and the West. https://youtu.be/d8iTpLNpkjE

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Japan’s government will start imposing an export ban on cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China in spring after Tokyo amends a foreign exchange law to allow doing so. Reuters cited from Japanese Kyodo News, reporting that the new law will not mention China specifically to avoid the risk of retaliation from the Chinese regime.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:43 US-China: Balloon Fallout & Philippines Military Deal 05:46 Chinese Economy: Housing Crisis

China deployed a Balloon capable of surveillance over the United States. The Pentagon briefings were limited in details and the competitive Press wrote highly speculative assessments of the threat. This rallied Americans coast to coast because there wasn’t much else going on this week.

We have new pictures that show the U.S. Navy recovering remnants of the Chinese spy balloon off Myrtle Beach.

Japan has been worried about the growing aggressiveness of China and has allocated double the amount of its GDP for defense spending as a result. Japan doesn’t have nuclear weapons, but there is increasing discussion about whether it should develop its own nukes. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the United States’ nuclear umbrella, the US-Japan relationship, and how decades of poor US policy has resulted in mistrust between the two allies. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Robert Eldridge, an

The US has been trying to mitigate the risks of foreign investment, especially from China. But there’s a strong lobby in Washington from Wall Street, which is addicted to Chinese money and doesn’t seem to be trying to kick its habit. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at some of the loopholes in US foreign investment laws, how China could use those loopholes to steal intellectual property (IP), and how this could be a huge liability when it comes to national security.

Is it futile to resist China’s superpower status? Is it time for the United States to live with it? Depending on the answer, the world could be heading towards more stability – or chaos. Kishore Mahbubani was a Singaporean diplomat for more than 30 years and served as president of the United Nations Security Council. He tells host Steve Clemons that the US should get accustomed to a multipolar world it can no longer dominate. Mahbubani argues that the “Asian century” has already begun and that Wash

China wants Taiwan, an independent democratic island nation off its east coast, to be part of it, and has threatened to take it by force if necessary. While many analysts agree China will invade Taiwan at some point, no one knows when. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the prediction one US general made about 2025, why others have predicted different dates, and why Xi Jinping isn’t the problem with China’s aggressiveness in the Taiwan Strait.