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Police Brutality runs rampant in China!

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China has been threatening what it calls “reunification” with Taiwan for decades. Yet despite having one of the largest militaries in the world, nuclear weapons and more soldiers than any other military, it hasn’t made good on its promise. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about China’s biggest fear in invading Taiwan, what the US should do to prevent China from invading Taiwan, and how to the US can balance its resources. Joining us in this episode is John Teichert, a retired US Air Force brigad

The footage you saw took place in January 2024. The exact date is uncertain. Online sources said it happened on January 8 in a village in Guizhou Province of southwest China, a Miao village. The Miao are a minority ethnic group in China with an ancient history.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate X (Formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:12 Economy: China’s $6 Trillion Rout 07:00 China Nuclear Weapons Report 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 a

As the war in Ukraine drags on into its second year, there’s active discussion about whether the US can or should keep sending aid to Ukraine. After Hamas’s attack on Israel that discussion became even more pertinent. With the threat of China invading Taiwan, now the question becomes whether Ukraine and Israel are hurting Taiwan’s chances of survival if the countries that are helping Ukraine don’t have the resources now to help Taiwan. Joining us in this episode is John Teichert, a retired US Air Force brig

Why is China Making Fake Women? China’s Disturbing New Streaming Trend! China’s men are capitalising on the male populations lack of women. Their method is, let’s say just a little bit weird!

Lawmakers are demanding answers after $30 million in U.S. funding was funneled to a top scientist now leading China’s AI race. The World Economic Forum is drawing attention to AI development. One lawmaker says the U.S. lead over China is thanks to recent sanctions. Is Beijing concerned about a China hawk’s potential return to the White House? GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is dropping hints, while vowing to revive a tough-on-China stance. China resumes reporting its youth unemployment rate after a months-long

In the heart of China’s Xinjiang region, in the vast expanse of the Lop Nur, lies a site of great historical significance in the annals of Chinese Communist military history – the site of the first-ever atomic bomb detonation. Today, this remote location continues to play a pivotal role in China’s military testing and training, due to its unique geographical positioning. Hidden amidst the sandy deserts, some 150 kilometers south of Lop Nur, is a remarkably lifelike full-sized model of a U.S. aircraft carrie

China’s economy is going south quickly, and there’s a lot of handwringing in China about how to fix it. Xi Jinping is trying to fix things, but in doing so, is actually making this worse. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the damage that’s been done, all the signs that show China’s economy is sinking, how Xi is trying to fix things, and how it’s backfiring

China has built artificial islands all over the South China Sea in territory that it doesn’t own. And despite promising the US it wouldn’t militarize them, it did just that. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about how the US could respond in a way that wouldn’t start a war, why weakness invites conflict, and what integrated deterrence means. Joining us in this episode is John Teichert, a retired US Air Force brigadier general who wrote “Boom!: Leadership that Breaks Barriers, Challenges Conventio

In a Wuhan-esque study, Chinese scientists are experimenting with a mutant COVID-19 strain that is 100% lethal to “humanized” mice. The deadly virus — known as GX_P2V — attacked the brains of mice that were engineered to reflect genetic makeup similar to people, according to a study shared last week out of Beijing. “This underscores a spillover risk of GX_P2V into humans and provides a unique model for understanding the pathogenic mechanisms of SARS-CoV-2-related viruses,” the authors wrote. The deadly v

China is trying to project strength on the world stage, but is dealing with a new setback at home. Despite offering incentives to couples to have more children, the birth rate has declined sharply. India recently overtook China as the most populous country. NBC News’ Janis Mackey Frayer has late details.

China’s population fell for a second consecutive year in 2023, as a record low birth rate and a wave of COVID deaths when strict lockdowns ended accelerated a downturn that will have profound long-term effects on the economy’s growth potential. Keep up with the latest news from around the world: https://www.reuters.com/ #News #Reuters #newsfeed #world #Asia #China #population #data #COVID #economy #birthrate

Yes, China is now making Fake Women…

Molecular biologist Alina Chan weighs in on new reporting alleging that scientists have developed a mutant coronavirus strain. #Covid #Coronavirus

China’s ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian is “clearly under instructions” to test how far the Australian government will “pretend we are dealing with a different China,” says Strategic Analysis Australia Founding Director Michael Shoebridge. “The ambassador knows he has been sent out with a message he just can’t sell from Beijing,” Mr Shoebridge told Sky News Australia. “He even changed the Chinese government’s story on the sonar incident – back at the time, Chinese state media said that, yes, it was a

China’s population fell for a second consecutive year in 2023, as a record low birth rate and a wave of COVID deaths when strict lockdowns ended accelerated a downturn that will have profound long-term effects on the economy’s growth potential.

China has been the world’s most populous country for as long as anyone can remember – but that is about to change.

Shares of Baidu Inc. are plunging even after the Chinese search engine firm denied a report that linked its Ernie AI platform to key military research. Sarah Zheng reports on Bloomberg Television.

China’s Missile Malfunction: US Intel Reveals Rockets Filled with Water | Vantage with Palki Sharma A US intelligence report has unveiled startling deficiencies in China’s missile systems. The report says some of these missiles were found to be filled with water instead of fuel. It also claims that large missile silo fields in western China are equipped with malfunctioning lids. Apparently – the situation is so severe that it forced President Xi Jinping to initiate a purge within the army. Palki Sharma tel

Mexico is seeing a manufacturing boom amid US-China trade tensions. More American companies are outsourcing factory operations to Mexico – with, among other reasons, the need to de-risk supply chains. But more Chinese corporations are also investing billions in Mexico as a production base to get closer to regional consumers – a practice called nearshoring – and to get around US tariffs imposed on Chinese exports since the 2018 Trump era. Since 2023, China has overtaken the US as Latin America’s top tradin

China’s Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian has delivered a rare public address setting the scene for relations between the two countries in the new year. The address comes just days after the Taiwan election. Mr Xiao made strong references to a new chapter in Australia–China relations during his speech. There was also confirmation that there was not yet any further progress on tariffs. Mr Xiao commented on the Chinese naval ship incident in November, saying the ship in question “did not use” sonar pulse.

China has accused the US of sending “a gravely wrong signal” to those pushing for Taiwan’s independence after Saturday’s election result. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken sent Taiwanese president-elect William Lai a message of congratulations following the result. Beijing called the message a violation of Washington’s commitment to maintain only unofficial ties with Taiwan. Mr Lai has vowed to protect Taiwan from an increasingly aggressive China. Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/1rbfUog For more news,

Republican candidate Nikki Haley issues a warning over the “unholy alliance” between China, Russia and Iran, claiming they are bound together in their hatred for “freedom, democracy and the United States of America”. The former UN ambassador finished third in the Iowa caucuses behind Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former president Donald Trump. Ms Haley reinforced that America must appear strong on the international stage. “There is a reason the Taiwanese want the US and the West to support Ukraine

China’s economy grew around 5.2% in 2023, surpassing the government’s official growth target for the year without relying on “massive stimulus,” Chinese Premier Li Qiang said in Davos. This was his first appearance as China’s No. 2 official at the annual World Economic Forum.

Atlas Organization founder Jonathan D.T. Ward discusses Biden reportedly sending an unofficial delegation to Taiwan after its election, the administration’s foreign policies and how the U.S. can handle China’s rising aggression.

In the run-up to Taiwan’s presidential election, government officials and NGOs say the island has been targeted by thousands of disinformation attacks. Authorities accuse China of spreading misleading information in an attempt to interfere in the pivotal vote. WSJ explores these disinformation campaigns, as whoever wins office could help dictate Taipei’s relationship with Beijing. 0:00 Disinformation campaigns 1:07 China-Taiwan relations 2:27 Disinformation’s impact on elections 3:29 The candidate China

United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno discusses NASA delaying the astronaut moon landing to 2026, arguing ‘everything has to work right, nothing can go wrong.’

China is increasingly active in Europe. Serbia has a particularly close relationship with China: Since 2010, the Chinese have invested some $8.5 billion there. But who are the people who keep things running on the ground? When it comes to implementing China’s giant “New Silk Road” project, Serbia came in second place worldwide in 2022. But the story is complex: While Chinese companies are buying up the eastern part of the country around the Bor copper mine and extracting raw materials there on a large scal

It’s not uncommon to hear people say that China doesn’t invent their own military technologies, but rather steals technologies from other nations through espionage and cyber warfare. This isn’t entirely true, as China does have a sprawling academic infrastructure aimed specifically at advancing a variety of military technologies… But it’s not entirely untrue either. The truth is, China has long stolen or purchased significant design breakthroughs as a way to close the technological gap with adversary —

After more than a dozen senior Chinese military officials were removed from office in just the last week of December and a slew of further reaching corruption charges, dismissals, and even a mysterious death or two massed throughout the rest of 2023, it has become evident that something is seriously wrong in the highest echelons of China’s Defense apparatus. And according to an explosive new report from Bloomberg, the problems may be so extensive that they’re forcing Chinese President Xi Jinping to rethink

How is China able to sell European drivers so many cheap cars? Customs data shows that Chinese EV shipments to the European Union have increased by 361% since 2021. All over the world, Chinese automakers are taking market share which is threatening European automakers.

Former Army Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon takes a deep diver into which country would win if the USA and China went to war. TalkTV’s international presenter Madeleine Hale speaks to Hamish about the weapons, capabilities and likely outcomes should the two superpower countries ended up in open warfare.

Three candidates, two superpowers and one island. Taiwan is picking a president and a parliament on Saturday amid steadily surging nationalism in mainland China and all the talk of decoupling and derisking by the United States. Who will succeed the outgoing pro-Western president, Tsai Ing-wen? How high are the stakes? #TaiwanElections #ChinaMilitary #Democracy