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The U.S. commerce department has finalized a US$406 million CHIPS Act grant to Taiwan’s GlobalWafers to increase production of silicon semiconductor wafers, used in chip manufacturing, at its sites in the states of Texas and Missouri.

Xi Jinping’s Next Move: China Could Send Troops to This Country | Vantage with Palki SharmaChinese private security companies are ramping up operations in Myanmar, reportedly joining forces with the military junta to safeguard key Belt and Road projects like the Myanmar-China Economic Corridor. With four firms already operating, a new joint security company aims to protect pipelines, railways, and ports vital to China’s strategic interests. These developments come as Myanmar’s opposition forces gain ground in the ongoing civil war. Meanwhile, India faces increasing Chinese activity near its investment zones, raising concerns about regional stability. How will this affect Myanmar’s civil war and China’s influence in South Asia?—

The Chinese leadership is tightly embracing an environmental agenda at home, but abroad, Chinese activities are wreaking havoc on the natural world, with dangerous consequences.

The People’s liberation army’s electronic warfare unit has produced a list of targets for a coordinated attack against US aircraft carrier strike groups…This comes at a time when Chinese navy has been flaunting its power, it has been threatening Taiwan leaving US and its allies worried.#china #usa #wion

The U.S. commerce department has reportedly issued a notice to the U.S. subsidiary of one of China’s largest telecoms companies, China Telecom, that its U.S. operations may soon be banned. The order is reportedly in response to the major Chinese hacking operations in the U.S. known as Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon.

BWX Technologies Inc. President and CEO Rex Geveden discusses the nuclear energy industry, U.S. national security issues and the nuclear medical market.

Chinese people have lost faith in the Chinese economy and the CCP. That’s why they’re getting their money out of China.

A robot security guard that can operate both on the ground and in the water with the ability to track, combat, and capture, has recently been on patrol side by side with police officers in a crowded commercial district in Wenzhou City, east China’s Zhejiang Province, as part of the country’s efforts to deploy advanced technology to aid public security work.

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The FBI is investigating a mass-shooting threat in Atlanta. The sender threatened to attack theatergoers if the venue hosts a performing arts group that exposes communism.The Justice Department says that North Koreans are sneaking into U.S. tech companies and stealing technology—all while on the payroll. A $5 million reward has now been posted for anyone with information.A comment from President-elect Donald Trump sends Bitcoin surging to a record high.00:00 Intro00:51 FBI Probes Mass Shooting Threat Against Shen Yun03:26 DOJ: North Koreans Sneaking into US Tech Firms04:56 Bitcoin Surges Above $106K in Record High06:37 Blacklisted Chinese Firm Severs Ties with Xinjiang08:26 Former Google CEO Warns of China’s Threat10:31 British Court Names Alleged Chinese Spy13:01 China’s Weak Consumption Drags on Economy14:20 Investment in Chinese Chips Declined by Nearly 36:57 Chinese Officials Visit Taiwan, Face Protests15:47 South Korean Party Leader Steps Down After President Impeached16:44 US Marines Start Transfer from Japan Back to Home Soil17:29 Fisher: Guam Critical in US Defense of Taiwan

27,415 views 9 hours ago #foxbusinessHudson Institute senior fellow Jonathan D.T. Ward breaks down the threats China poses to U.S. homeland and national security.

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President-elect Donald Trump is inviting Chinese leader Xi Jinping to attend his inauguration next January—a ceremony no Chinese leader has ever attended. What’s behind Trump’s move?The battle over critical minerals is intensifying. What solutions do lawmakers suggest to cut America’s China reliance on materials needed to make weapons?A number of China-related bills didn’t make it into the 2025 defense budget. Why is House Speaker Mike Johnson vowing to get them signed into law anyway?00:00 Intro01:10 President-Elect Trump Invites Xi to Inauguration04:11 Mysterious Drones Raise More Serious Concerns06:19 Concern Over China’s Dominance of Critical Minerals09:08 China-Related Provisions Stripped from Final NDAA11:35 NDAA China Clauses Cover Taiwan, Drone, Lobbyists13:45 Defiant South Korea’s Yoon Vows to Fight to the End16:10 A Closer Look at Beijing’s Infiltration in S. Korea18:52 China’s Largest Drill Surrounding Taiwan Ends20:12 Protecting U.s., Canadian National Security from China

It doesn’t matter whether it is tariffs or trade war, countries will continue to do business with China and China will continue to grow. Listen to what Professor Kishore Mahbubani has to say…#chinainfluence #chinaeconomy #chinavsusa #chinarelations #riseofchina

The most outspoken doctor online has exposed the grim reality of China’s medical equipment industry.

Trump Invites Xi Jinping to Inauguration: China Outreach? | Vantage with Palki SharmaDonald Trump is reportedly breaking with tradition and inviting foreign leaders to his inauguration on January 20. No foreign leader has attended a US presidential inauguration since at least 1874. But this time, Trump has extended an invite to Chinese president Xi Jinping. Trump is preparing for a trade war with China after he takes office. But he is still inviting Xi to the US. Is this Trump’s attempt to be courteous? Or is he just trying to keep his enemies close?—Donald Trump | Xi Jinping | China | Firstpost | World News | News Live | Vantage | Palki Sharma | News#donaldtrump #xijinping #china #firstpost #vantageonfirstpost #palkisharma #worldnews

00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Economy: Yuan Devaluation02:51 Taiwan Tensions: Drills Aftermath & TSMC 06:32 US-China: Trump’s Xi Invite & TikTokChina 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.

Erbai, a robot built by a Chinese start-up, was seen in August, in footage recently released, persuading other robots to flee from an exhibition hall and “go home”.

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang analyzes latest developments around suspicious drone activity in New York and New Jersey, Trump’s relationship with Xi Jinping and other geopolitical pressures.

Deputy Secretaries-General of Taiwan’s National Security Council Lin Fei-fan and Hsu Szu-chien have reportedly traveled to the United States to meet with members of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s circle. 📹 Reporter(s): Klein Wang/Chris Gorin#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #Trump #US #election-

Living in China for so long, we would like to share some of the comparisons that we have found between China and the west, and shed some light on the situation.Every week, we take you to a new place in China on our bikes, cover a topic, and reply to your questions.

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Washington and Ottawa are slapping sanctions and tariffs on China. They say it’s to punish Beijing’s unfair trade practices and human rights violations. China responds.The U.S. military successfully intercepts a ballistic missile during a defense test in Guam. We have more on the plan to bolster this key outpost against threats from China.A California judge released a Chinese man on a zero-dollar bail. He was charged for flying a drone over a military base, plus taking pictures. Prosecutors are appealing the ruling.The U.S. House of Representatives passes a new bill to counter China. From the border crisis to cyber security loopholes, we break down how the measure will take action.00:00 Intro01:16 US, Canada Slap China With Sanctions, Tariffs03:08 Canada Sanctions 8 Chinese Officials03:33 Ballistic Missile Interception Test in Guam a Success04:21 US Plans to Bolster Guam’s Missile Defense System05:54 Russia Threatens US Over Plan to Put Missiles in Japan06:53 California Judge Releases Chinese Man on $0 Bail07:45 FBI Investigating Drone Sightings Over NJ08:49 House Passes Bill Countering CCP Threats11:22 Sen. Wyden Announces Cybersecurity Bill for Telecoms12:11 Moolenaar Questions DC Mayor Over Sister Ties with Beijing14:50 What’s Behind Low Investment Confidence in China?18:48 Taiwan Demands That China End Its Military Activity20:18 Defense Secretary Austin Observes Joint Drills in Japan21:29 US Ambassador on China’s Transnational Repression

Assad and Syria has fallen, and China is very upset.

US President-elect Donald Trump has invited Xi Jinping to his inauguration next month, CBS reports, citing multiple sources. Bloomberg senior editor Bill Faries discusses why the Chinese leader is unlikely to attend.——–

Taiwan’s defense ministry says a spike in Chinese naval and coast guard activity is not only aimed at Taiwan but also other countries in the region.

China Deploys Largest Fleet of Ships in Decades to Intimidate Taiwan | Firstpost AmericaChina has deployed its largest naval fleet in regional waters in decades, prompting Taiwan to declare its highest level of alert. According to Taiwan, Beijing’s maritime drills involve around 60 warships and 30 coast guard vessels. China has also heightened its military aircraft activity around the self-governed island, with 100 sorties detected in the last two days. Meanwhile, China has yet to comment on the military drills. Beijing’s latest war games were expected by Taiwan, whose President Lai Ching-te made unofficial visits to Hawaii and Guam earlier this month. Chinese authorities firmly opposed Lai’s visit to the United States and vowed strong countermeasures against the island.—

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