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Taiwan claims that China has made the largest incursion since January. At least 30 aircraft entered Taiwan’s airspace and Taiwanese fighters say they scrambled against Chinese aircraft. #China #Taiwan #Chineseaircraft

China and Russia went into overdrive flexing their muscles during President Joe Biden’s trip to Asia this week. A massive leak reveals shocking details about detention camps in China. And the Chinese Communist Party’s second-in-command paints a bleak picture of China’s economy. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Most pharmaceutical supply chains now trace back to China, with its near-monopoly on drug making. But one country is set on fixing the problem, and the United States is poised to benefit. The U.N. high commissioner’s visit to China has come to a close. It drew criticism from human rights groups, who say the organization’s approach to the visit harmed U.N. credibility. Taiwan readies itself for the worst-case scenario. Its military just conducted a round of annual drills involving the launch of various ant

China’s ongoing lockdowns are driving foreign companies away—including Apple. Now the company is turning to nearby neighbors. Vacation rental company Airbnb is saying goodbye to the Chinese market after a several-year revenue struggle under China’s lockdown policies. Though multinational companies are planning to step back from China, some voices still say it won’t be easy to detach from China’s supply chains. A million bank customers are blocked from withdrawing their own money. Four local banks and $1.

In this special episode, we sat down with Victor Avila, former ICE special agent and author of “Agent Under Fire.” He talks about China’s role in getting illicit drugs like #Fentanyl over the border and into the United States, how widespread trafficking is in the country, and much more.

China has suffered humiliation in the pacific. 10 island nations in the region rejected China’s proposed security pact. Palki Sharma tells you how these island nations stood up to China. #China #PacificNations

After Shanghai, a new round of epidemic in Beijing has been heating up since April 22, and the authorities have been escalating their preventive and control measures. A scene that was just played out in Shanghai is being replicated in the capital city. China’s Zero-COVID policy has already hit the economy hard. China’s key economic data fell sharply in April, with many indicators falling into negative growth and unemployment rising sharply. Exports and real estate are also in recession, seriously affecting

China has banned people from leaving the country. This is the beginning of something very bad.

Has the U.S. policy of “strategic ambiguity” toward Taiwan changed? President Joe Biden says no, just one day after he suggested the end of that position. But what are experts saying? Four leading #IndoPacific nations vow to stand together to keep the region free and open. They say they’re keeping an eye on China. Subway cars made by a Chinese company are being removed from service in Boston after a series of accidents over the past three years. Beijing tightens control over its COVID-19 narrative inside

Some areas in China are supposedly free to open up after prolonged Covid lockdowns, but now they’re having “quiet periods” or seeing “static management.” Which makes people wonder, will China ever stop Covid lockdowns? In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why Chinese cities aren’t reopening, how Chinese propaganda showing Chinese cities reopening backfired, and what some Chinese are saying about the new lockdowns.

– President Joe Biden reiterated the country’s commitment to Taiwan: defending the island amid attack from China. But are there any changes in U.S. strategy? A new economic strategy for allies in and around Asia is being formed under U.S. leadership. But is China invited? Is Taiwan invited? And what is the most difficult part in the strategy? The NBA returns to China after a three-year ban. An investigation finds NBA team owners have billions of dollars of investments in China. And we sat down with John

Xi Jinping is trying to cement his third term in office, but factions in the Chinese Communist Party are fighting back. Leaks by anonymous Chinese officials to Western media paint an embattled leader losing power. But is he? Watch this episode of China Uncensored to find out.

In this special report, we look at how the Chinese regime uses #UnrestrictedWarfare, how that’s playing out in America, and how lives are already being impacted.

Did President Trump think China had a hurricane gun? According to anonymous sources in Rolling Stone, he did. Hong Kong elects a new chief executive with overwhelming support! It helps he was the only candidate. And the World Health Organization (WHO) turns on China after being its lapdog throughout the pandemic. Watch this episode of China Uncovered for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

China has been modernizing its navy, and it might a new potent underwater weapon. In this episode of China Uncensored, we talk about a possible new class of “killer” sub, why modern submarines are so important for China, and why the US and its allies should be worried.

The Justice Department is suing Steve Wynn. The former CEO of Wynn Resorts is accused of acting as a Chinese agent, and lobbying then-President Donald Trump. Shanghai’s lockdown is causing a drug supply shortage in the United States. The Chinese city’s production has slowed to a halt as workers isolate at home. A lobby group says U.S.-China decoupling would carry a heavy price tag, despite the Chinese market’s lockdown-driven slowdown. A video of a Chinese state media journalist is getting attention onli

The US policy of strategic ambiguity on the Taiwan issue is becoming even more ambiguous. The US may have just radically altered its policy on Taiwan, or it may just have altered the State Department’s webpage on Taiwan. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at what the US policy on Taiwan has been, how the US-Taiwan relationship has been changing over the past 6 years, and why strategic ambiguity may not be so strategic for the US anymore.

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New CDC data shows nearly 300 Americans are dying daily from drug overdoses. We look at China’s role in getting those drugs into the country. Disney says it doesn’t need the Chinese market—and neither does Doctor Strange 2. The company’s CEO voices confidence, though Marvel’s latest hit isn’t expected to release in Asia’s biggest film market. A viral video captures a police officer’s threat, saying if residents don’t follow China’s zero-COVID-19 policy, the next three generations will be punished. We bri

What is truly the purpose of these hollow concrete labyrinths, what secret lies within?

In this special episode, we sat down with #KerryGershaneck, professor and author of “Political Warfare: Strategies for Combating China’s Plan to ‘Win Without Fighting'” and “Media Warfare: Taiwan’s Battle for the Cognitive Domain.” We also hear from #JoshuaPhilipp, host of Crossroads and senior investigative reporter at The Epoch Times. They discuss the Chinese regime’s bid to take down America—not through traditional warfare but something called “unrestricted warfare”—how that’s playing out, and what steps

While China’s strict “zero” COVID policy has had a serious impact on the country’s economy, another phenomenon has also drawn attention. The bigwigs who once led China’s booming Internet industry are gradually disappearing from the public eye, either by quitting their hard-earned careers or emptying their social media – Weibo, and no longer raising their voices. The majority of these people are still in their 40s, in the full vigor of life, but many choose to retire and lie flat. What is the story behind t

The PLA has carried out another round of drills near Taiwan. Chinese warships and planes surrounded the island. They conducted a partial rehearsal of “a possible reunification-by-force operation”. Is China preparing to invade Taiwan? Palki Sharma tells you more.

China has a new way to track everyone. Chinese social media platforms have started publishing everyone’s location, and there’s no way to opt out. In this episode of China Uncensored, we talk about why the CCP wants to show peoples’ locations, the debate online about it, and how it’s backfired for the Party.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang warned of a “complicated and grave” employment situation as the country imposes sweeping lockdowns to contain Covid outbreaks. Yvonne Man reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia.”

Elon Musk has cultivated close ties with Beijing to build Tesla’s business in China. Now that he is buying Twitter and focusing on free speech, WSJ looks at how China has used the social-media platform to promote its views, and why that’s raising concerns.

Asmongold Reacts to China banning all streamers from their greatest, most ethical source of income – minors

Director of the CIA, William Burns, tells Edward Luce, the FT’s chief US commentator, how China’s President Xi Jinping has been ‘unsettled’ by the war in Ukraine. Burns also warns FT conference delegates that it would be a mistake to underestimate Ukraine’s intelligence capabilities and that Vladimir Putin remains determined to press on with the war.

China has hit back and said that the accusations against the country’s stance on the Russian invasion are absurd. The country’s Vice Foreign Minister pointed out that some countries deliberately distorted China’s position in an attempt to shift blame. #RussiaUkraine #China #America

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese economy, Shanghai & Beijing, Energy policy, the Evergrande Housing Crisis, Chinese housing market plus other China news #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:12 Shanghai | Beijing 03:12 Chinese Economy 06:58 Evergrande Crisis | Chinese Housing Market

– Protests erupt in Shanghai. Residents there say they’ve had enough of the city’s restrictive lockdown rules. Experts explain how vaccine passports and a cashless society could change the West for good. We look at how the Chinese Communist Party is connected. Could China strike the United States without firing a single shot? We hear from a retired U.S. general about how it could happen, through unrestricted warfare. We zoom in on China’s economy for a look at real estate, supply chains, and predictions

The Shanghai lockdown nightmare continues. In this episode of China Uncensored, a man who was supposed to be dead is still alive, what reaching “zero covid” under China’s zero Covid policy really means, and the nonsensical things the Chinese Communist Party is doing to make it look like they’re doing something about Covid.