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Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe died after being shot while giving a campaign speech on a street in central Japan. CNN’s Will Ripley and Nic Robertson report.

Author and J Capital Research co-founder Anne Stevenson-Yang expects China’s economy to crash in the third quarter, spreading deflation to the world. She says Beijing zero-COVID policy will be partly to blame.

The Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, comprises four big, democratic economies: the United States, Japan, India and Australia. Over the years, the Quad has been incorrectly called an “Asian NATO,” especially when it comes to security concerns around another big power in the region — China. The Quad countries have cooperated in areas ranging from health and infrastructure development to military exercises —most notably the Exercise Malabar naval war games, which have developed into a permanent

Foreigners are fleeing China en masse. China is kicking some of them out, some are leaving under duress, and many just see the writing on the wall. The party is over.

Special thanks to Shen Yun Performing Arts for sponsoring this video! Shen Yun Ticketing: https://shenyun.show/ChinaInFocus Use code CNINFOCUS to waive the ticketing fees for all U.S. performances through July 31, 2022. – In this special report, we delve into the Chinese regime’s war on faith, the different forms it takes, and what happens to those who dare to believe.

The Philippines needs energy, and China has the ability to supply it. Recent Philippine presidents have flip-flopped on their stance toward China, alternately saying they will stand up to China and that they will befriend China. But what the Philippines doesn’t know is that China doesn’t care if the Philippines is friend or foe, they’ll milk them for their resources just the same.

Top officials from the United States and China discuss reducing tariffs over video conference—but experts say it may not be enough to help China’s trade issues. NASA issues a warning against Beijing, saying it plans to take over the moon in the coming years. But China fires back, accusing the agency of pushing a smear campaign. Heavy downpours and floods are sweeping China. And forecasters say this year’s rainy season isn’t letting up. Shanghai announces two new rounds of mass virus testing, while anothe

Seven democratic powers invited India and South Africa to this week’s G-7 summit. The move sought to strengthen the West’s front against China and Russia, but the result may not be so clear-cut. One G-7 member nation in particular remains deeply involved in China’s Belt and Road Initiative. For now, its next move remains to be seen. China is pushing for the largest military build-up in history, and the head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is ringing alarm bells over it. The U.S. Air Force is on the move

In this special episode, we get to hear from two special guests: Enes Kanter Freedom, NBA basketball player turned human rights advocate; and Jeff King, president of International Christian Concern. We got a chance to sit down with them this week in the nation’s capital, at the International Religious Freedom Summit 2022. When asked why he kept standing up for human rights, despite the consequences of losing his career, Freedom said: “When I was in Turkey, you know, unfortunately, some of the things that I

Xi Jinping’s head of the Ministry of Public Security has started a hard fist campaign, supposedly in response to a bloody attack on a woman who refused a man’s advances. However the timing of this campaign is suspicious. In another episode of General Hostilities, we look at the likely reason for the hard fist campaign, who it might be targeting, and why it’s happening now.

The city of Hong Kong is no longer recognizable. That’s what a number of locals had to say amid the anniversary of its handover from Britain to Beijing. On the other hand, China’s Communist Party leader said the opposite: that the city has risen from the ashes. The world’s largest naval exercise is underway in Hawaii. Troops from 26 nations are joining this year—looking to counter China’s military aggression. Taiwan’s foreign minister highlights his hopes for the island, as it grapples with the threat of

Protests erupted after people couldn’t get their money out of their bank accounts in China. The CCP found a way to prevent some would-be protesters from joining the protest and dealt with the others who did manage to show up. NATO could move to the Pacific to counter China’s growing threat. And Xi Jinping makes his first trip in years (spoiler: he doesn’t go very far). Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China News headlines.

Seven world powers are looking to counter China with a new project and hundred-billion dollars in funding. It’s designed as an answer to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. We take a closer look at why some call Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative a form of “debt-trap diplomacy.” Chinese state media outlets are publishing reports on the Belt and Road Initiative’s growth. Some of them are highlighting its cross-continental train line. Communist China’s Belt and Road Initiative has expanded rapidly since its

If there’s one thing the Chinese Communist party can’t stand, it’s someone being adored more than and not controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how China is cracking down on influencers and livestreaming, the event that likely precipitated this, and the new code of conduct that livestreamers and influencers have to follow to broadcast on the Chinese internet.

TikTok says your data won’t be seen by China because it’s stored in the United States. But a new report reveals that China can still see it. A three-part explosion rattles a petrochemical plant in Shanghai. The blasts killed one and injured at least one more. Severe flooding sweeps southern China. The region is coping with damages, as torrents tear down roads and bridges and cause other issues. Will the Biden administration remove tariffs on some Chinese goods? Both the president and the Treasury secreta

Large parts of the US economy are under China’s control. How did it get so bad? And what can we do about it?

– Over $8M in tax dollars, funneled to China. Will the U.S. keep funding Chinese research? Dr. Fauci responds. Beijing bans Tesla drivers from entering a certain area. Some suspect the Communist regime fears the American car maker can access its data. Elon Musk says he can balance his Tesla interests in China with his Twitter acquisition. On the other hand, a Chinese professional urges Beijing to destroy Musk’s Starlink satellites. In one of China’s biggest tech hubs, authorities give in to the demands

China has a great human rights record, just not the kind of human rights most people recognize. That’s why the Chinese Communist Party is trying to change the definition of human rights. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why the CCP cares about its human rights record, how it plans to change the definition, and what its end goal in changing the definition is.

The U.S. is keeping a closer eye on investment in China. A new move could keep billions of U.S. dollars away from the communist country. Rare earths: key elements for the production of weapons. China dominates the market—but the U.S. is taking steps to change that. Is China’s zero COVID-19 policy really for the well-being of the people? A new report suggests otherwise. #RussianChineseRelations are at an all time high, and still improving. That’s based on a recent phone call between the two leaders. 00

China has been devastated by record-breaking floods and hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. The Biden administration is contemplating cutting the Trump administration’s China tariffs. And your Chinese coffee maker could be spying on you.

Floodwater Released Without Warning; Severe Floods Hit South China. Heavy rainfall continues in southern China, with rivers and reservoirs in the Pearl River basin rising sharply. Many provinces such as Guangdong, Guangxi, Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan and Jiangxi have been hit by floods and mudslides, and the unannounced release of many reservoirs has led to unprecedented floods and heavy losses to local agriculture and people’s property. According to official figures from the Chinese Communist Party, as of June

China has a new homemade aircraft carrier, outfitted with some of the most advanced catapult technology there is. The only problem is, it might not work as intended. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at its connection to Taiwan, what the bells and whistles of the new Type 003 Fujian are, and why it might not be all it’s cracked up to be.

In this special episode, we sat down with Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. He looks at how nations compare in terms of #GlobalMarketShare in the #HamiltonIndex: Assessing National Performance in the Competition for Advanced Industries. How has the Chinese regime gained so much over the past quarter-century, and how is that impacting America?

Is China secretly plotting to take over the entire world? Check out today’s epic new video to discover how China has been carefully planning to take over key countries in the Pacific Ocean to set up a stronghold that could be impossible to stop!

China is the world’s last major economy that’s still committed to the so-called zero-COVID strategy, stamping out any new cases with harsh measures such as lockdowns, mass testing and lengthy quarantines. As the extremely contagious Omicron variant sweeps across the world, experts have been questioning about the heavy price of this strategy. But China still shows no sign of giving it up. On the contrary, it just declared an initial victory in its latest COVID battle in the capital city of Beijing.

Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed his country’s support for Moscow on issues of sovereignty and security. In a phone call with Russian President Putin, Xi said “all parties should responsibly push for a proper settlement of the Ukraine crisis”. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is changing the post-Cold War status quo, with Asia already feeling the impact. Chinese President Xi Jinping has passed a new directive that will allow Beijing to use the army to suppress protests or use it for “non-war purposes”. T

There are growing concerns surrounding Taiwan’s future as China’s defense minister general says the country will “fight at all costs” against any country that helps the island nation gain independence from Beijing. CBS News Senior Foreign Correspondent Elizabeth Palmer joins “CBS News Mornings” with the latest developments. #WorldNews #Taiwan #china

With an eye on Taiwan, China today launched its largest and most advanced warship. The Chinese Defence Minister recently said Beijing won’t shy away from a war to take Taiwan. Palki Sharma tells you why the threats from China shouldn’t be ignored. #Taiwan #China

Russia and China gave alternative accounts of President Xi Jinping’s birthday call with Vladimir Putin, as both sides seek to manage perceptions of their relationship in the wake of Moscow’s war in Ukraine. The Kremlin readout said the two men, both 69, discussed increasing economic cooperation, trade and military-technical ties between China and Russia on Wednesday. Moscow’s version also implied the Chinese leader endorsed Putin’s justification for invading Ukraine, saying Xi noted the “legitimacy of Rus

This newsflash video talks about China’s newest and biggest aircraft carrier, the Fujian. Watch it for the latest news, essential specifications and details on this new Chinese ship.