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CNBC’s Jim Cramer spoke with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon on Friday’s episode of “Mad Money.”

Using the world’s largest radio telescope, researchers in China picked up what they are saying are possible signs of life beyond Earth in the form of mysterious electromagnetic signals. They say it was unlike anything they’d seen before.

In Fujian Province, on the southeast coast of China, there is a city of 2.87 million people that is the cradle of China’s rich. There are countless millionaires and billionaires who have originated from here, and many have made the Hurun Global Rich List. There are stories behind…… #billionaire #fakedoctor #fraud #business #sucess

Did China just make contact with aliens? China thinks it did. Xi Jinping issues new orders to the military that requires some double think to understand. The Biden administration fundamentally doesn’t understand China, and that’s become clear with it debate on China tariffs. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

– Do Chinese-made vaccines cause cancer? A thousand Chinese citizens and their families suspect just that. Reports show hundreds of children were found to get diabetes after getting the jab. We spoke with victims to find out more. Defense chiefs from two of the world’s two biggest economies met in person for the first time in years. During the talks, their exchange soon turned heated over Taiwan. Successes and setbacks—the Chinese Communist Party has seen both as it moves forward with goals in the Indo-Pa

– Nearly 150 companies could get #Delisted from U.S. markets—if they fail to follow audit rules. Nike becomes the latest Western company to retreat from China. Its Run Club App is soon going offline for users in the country. A brutal attack on women sparks national outrage. An expert says it’s far from a one-off incident, and blames it on what he calls a systemic problem. Virus restrictions return to Beijing, after hundreds of COVID-19 infected cases were discovered—all linked to the same bar. Protests b

China has been shopping around a sweeping security and development deal to Pacific island nations, which would give Beijing sweeping access to these countries’ critical infrastructure, as well as its security apparatus. So far though, it hasn’t found any takers. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about this security and development deal, what a “Pacific Peace Corps” might look like, and how China can easily overwhelm these small Pacific Island countries. Joining us in this episode is former Austra

China’s children’s books are getting a lot of attention on Chinese social media for their gross and weird illustrations. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for some examples of why parents (and kids) are speaking out, who some ultra nationalists blame these weird illustrations on, an

Have you ever searched for something about China and some of the top search results are from websites like CGTN, China Daily or the Global Times? In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at a study on how YouTube, Google and Bing push Chinese propaganda to the top of its search results.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/search/r… SAGO, came together last year after widespread criticism of a joint WHO-China investigation Lab-leak theory as ‘extremely unlikely’ China via frozen fish WHO covid origins report https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/… https://cdn.who.int/media/docs/defaul… Members of the group from Brazil, China and Russia objected to the calls for further investigation into the “lab leak” theory WHO Director-General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus sent two letters,….. a

China’s Covid policies have reached new levels of insane—one Chinese city threatened the death penalty for foreigners bringing in Covid. Officials tamped down on vigils during the 33rd year anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in Hong Kong, a place where vigils once used to be allowed. And Chinese jets are coming dangerously close to Australian and Canadian planes. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

In this special episode, we sat down with Ross Kennedy, founder of Fortis Analysis. He talks about the recent report by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission titled “China’s Interests in U.S. Agriculture: Augmenting #FoodSecurity through Investment Abroad.” What does this mean, not just for U.S. agriculture, but also national security?

China doesn’t need to lead the United Nations World health Organization to control it, it just needs to control whoever is the head of the organization. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how China does that, China’s history with the UN during SARS and Australia, US and China relations. Joining us in this episode is former Australia-China Council scholar Andrew Phelan.

There are some who think that the problem with China is its president, Xi Jinping. If Xi Jinping were removed from power, some say, China would go back to being a normal country. But Xi Jinping is a symptom of China’s problem, not the problem itself. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about why changing leaders wouldn’t substantially change things, China’s zero covid policy, and the Longer Telegram, believed to written by former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Joining us in this episode is

Use code CNINFOCUS to waive the ticketing fees for all U.S. performances through July 31, 2022. – Beijing threatens Washington with war over Taiwan during a meeting between Chinese and U.S. defense chiefs—marking their first-ever face-to-face talks. Beijing extends its long arm abroad. Reports say the communist regime is exploiting American search engines to influence opinion on sensitive topics. A Trump-era order banned Americans from investing in Chinese military-linked companies. But the Treasury may b

In this video we’ll learn Why is China intercepting Canadian and Australian planes | Indo-Pacific Geopolitics. #geopolitics #china #australia

Have you ever searched for something about China and some of the top search results are from websites like CGTN, China Daily or the Global Times? In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at a study on how YouTube, Google and Bing push Chinese propaganda to the top of its search results.

The US is fast-tracking sixth-generation fighter jets as part of a program to maintain the United States’ Air Force advantage over Russia and China. In this episode of America Uncovered, we look at the timeline for the rollout of these new fighter jets, how they’re modifying them for flight over the Pacific, and how they’re trying to leapfrog China’s anti-stealth radar.

Over the past few days, many provinces in southern China, such as Guangxi, Hunan and Guangdong, have been hit by continuous heavy rainfall, triggering flash floods, landslides and other disasters, and causing damage to large areas of farmland. Meanwhile, the high temperatures in northern China have continued to aggravate the drought that has lasted for several months, causing severe drought in many places and affecting crop harvests. As a result of the new outbreak of the epidemic in China earlier this year

Foreign companies are leaving China. Now, Amazon has joined the trend, as Apple shifts iPad production from China to Vietnam. Is Shanghai easing lockdowns? Residents in one community enjoyed restricted freedom for just two days, before getting ordered back inside. Chinese military planes get dangerously close to a Canadian aircraft on a United Nations mission. Canada says its patrol flight was forced to change course to avoid a collision. The world’s largest war exercise is set to begin this month, with

Over the past few days, many provinces in southern China, such as Guangxi, Hunan and Guangdong, have been hit by continuous heavy rainfall, triggering flash floods, landslides and other disasters, and causing damage to large areas of farmland. Meanwhile, the high temperatures in northern China have continued to aggravate the drought that has lasted for several months, causing severe drought in many places and affecting crop harvests. As a result of the new outbreak of the epidemic in China earlier this year

China’s economy is in a tailspin, thanks in large part to the Chinese Communist Party’s drastic zero covid strategy. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the reasons China’s economy is tanking, what the government is doing to prop the economy up, and why it’s not sustainable.

Hong Kong was for many years the only place in “China” where the Tiananmen Square Massacre was commemorated every year. That’s no longer the case after Hong Kong passed the national security law that would allow people charged with crimes to be extradited to the mainland for prosecution. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at what happened during the Tiananmen protests 33 years ago, how the Hong Kong government has banned protests, and what has happened to people who tried to organize commemorativ

Mass student protests erupt in China near a sensitive anniversary and in a very sensitive year for the Chinese Communist Party. Shanghai has re-opened, or…well…kinda, sorta re-opened. And the Chinese Communist Party knows what real democracy is, and it’s not that fake “rule by the people” democracy being practiced in the West. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

The Chinese Communist Party has long had its sights set on the Pacific. The natural resources, the shipping traffic and the potential for military expansion have all made the Pacific a strategic and desirable area to control. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at one initiative China is using to get control of Pacific island countries, what China’s goals are in the region, and what could happen if countries fall for China’s trap.

Wuhan Institute of Virology published on monkeypox research 3 months ago, NIH also have been researching monkeypox treatment https://reporter.nih.gov/search/sLt35… Total funding, $9,824,009 The funding supports a clinical trial to identify effective treatments for monkeypox A re-emerging pathogen A disease of epidemic potential Causes significant morbidity and can result in death Human cases have been increasing in sub-Saharan Africa since 2000 Sporadic outbreaks outside of Africa have occurred S

On top of uproar in Beijing and Shanghai, students in another major city protested against strict COVID-19 rules, as a sensitive anniversary is around the corner. Some Chinese banks are having a hard time processing withdrawals. The issue first appeared in rural community banks but has now extended to a major bank in the country’s capital city. At least a few Americans have asked a U.S. consulate in China for airlift evacuation. But a source told NTD that the consulate has responded with a firm “no” so fa

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