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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.

Is China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) dying? In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how China has used the BRI to gain influence, what’s blocking China’s Belt and Road in Europe, and why Chinese investment is no longer welcome on many places.

– U.S. state and local governments gave billions in subsidies to #ChineseFirms. This–despite China being a major U.S. competitor. We hear from an FCC commissioner about his letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook. He accuses Cook of hypocrisy and #Censorship. Does the cure cost more than the illness? In Shanghai, locals are sharing stories of people who’ve died–amid the city’s draconian lockdown measures. From witnessing a historic appeal in China, to making American goods through slave labor, a Philadelphia resid

There’s a video going around the Chinese internet that the Chinese Communist Party censors don’t want you to see. It’s a video about life under lockdowns in Shanghai—both the good and the bad. In this episode of China Uncensored, we delve into the history of the video, the creativity of the Chinese netizens in getting around the state’s censorship, and why the creator of the video took it down.

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. – A Chinese oil company gets kicked off the New York Stock Exchange, but raises $4 billion in China. Why are its Chinese competitors funding it? Cities across China endure lockdown-induced food shortages. Videos emerge, giving a glimpse into what locals are dealing with. Why is China stic

he Zero-COVID Policy in Shanghai has made many disasters to the people. It’s a man-made crisis. Shanghai residents are starving and businesses go bankrupt, as food rots in warehouses. Unable to be delivered to shops and markets, which have been forcibly closed. All rights reserved. #ZeroCovid#Shanghai#China

Strict lockdown rules are driving foreigners out of Shanghai. A survey shows many of them plan to leave—or are debating the option. A top supplier for Apple and Tesla faces widespread infections at its factory in Shanghai. Three workers reveal the situation inside. Photos capture empty shelves in Beijing, as panic buying begins. Residents there say they’re worried about another possible lockdown to stem COVID-19 infection rates. A university in New York rescinds its acceptance letter to a Chinese student

The Chinese Communist Party released GDP data for the first quarter of 2022 and things aren’t looking good, even by China’s own numbers. But the situation is actually way worse because the CCP chronically manipulates its numbers to make China’s economy look better than it is. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at what’s behind the low growth numbers, global growth forecasts, and how the US economy factors into China’s GDP data.

China is going to great lengths to quash protests, including by censoring its own national anthem. A US lawmaker warns that China will pay a price for harming Taiwan after several members of Congress visited the island nation last week. And China promises to end its practice of using forced labor. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Shanghai is not only locked down but locked in and locked out. Some residents are locked in their places of work. Others are locked out of their home. There’s nowhere in Shanghai you want to be right now (and especially not in a quarantine camp) as supplies of everything are running low. And there doesn’t seem to be an end to China’s Covid zero in sight.

China is building up its nuclear arsenal, and the reason it says it’s doing that is because it fears the US is trying to overthrow the country’s communist regime. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the lessons China is learning from Russia, how many nukes China has, and why you should get a China Uncensored fallout shelter.

Hunter Biden’s shady China deals are suddenly newsworthy—again. What changed that made them suddenly reportable by left-leaning media?

The Chinese government is hiring pretty girls to become “influencers” to spread propaganda around the world in many languages.

At the beginning of the pandemic, it seemed like many Chinese people supported China’s repressive lockdowns and other covid mitigation measures because they believed they were being protected from the virus. However, as the months have gone by and other countries are learning to live with the virus, Chinese citizens are asking why China is still in full-on pandemic mode. People are not only fed up with China’s Covid lockdowns, they’re reaching their breaking point. In this episode of China Uncensored, we lo

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hina is facing massive food shortages thanks to its over-the-top Covid lockdowns. These rolling lockdowns may be keeping people from getting the virus (although even that’s dubious) but they’re affecting people in other disastrous ways. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for how China’s lockdowns are causing food shortages, how people are responding, and why the Chinese Communist Party would rather see people starve than lift its zero Covid policy.

Being the first person to post YouTube videos out of Mainland China has led to all manner of adventures, ups and downs but how did I get to this point?…

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Chinese military planes have been spotted delivering anti-aircraft missiles to Serbia. This has raised concerns in the West about Serbia relying on an authoritarian country for its defense needs. At least the West hopes it’s just about defense—there are also concerns it could be arming itself to take back its former province Kosovo. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for more on the Serbia-China relationship, what this could mean for Serbia’s efforts to join the EU and what NATO has to do with the Serb

President Joe Biden believes his son didn’t break any laws. But what is Hunter Biden accused of? Now lawmakers are demanding more records. Another city under China’s lockdown is crippling Apple and Tesla products. Near Shanghai, the major manufacturing hub is stalling production, causing a global supply crisis. China and Ukraine’s foreign ministers held peace talks on the phone. But questions arise over what Beijing truly wants. We take a look at what it’s saying to its own people. China makes its bigges

Chinese economist Ren Zeping recently wrote that China’s current real estate situation is more depressed than in 2008, the worst in the past 20 years. He pointed out that the era of growing real estate in China has basically ended. With the aging of the population and low birth rate, 70% of cities will have a surplus of housing to varying degrees in the future. The real estate industry has entered the stage of stock reshuffling. Only 10% of real estate enterprises can survive in the end. #ChinaRealEstate#C

Shanghai’s lockdown hits Apple. The company’s major suppliers in the region have suspended operations, bringing production to a halt. Three Chinese cities house more billionaires than New York. But China’s GDP per capita remains a small fraction of America’s. What’s behind it? Is Taiwan preparing for war? The island’s military released a handbook for its citizens, telling them what to do in case of a wartime emergency. Similar questions arise over military developments in China. Beijing’s latest economic

It’s no secret that China is still using draconian methods to combat the coronavirus. What isn’t as widely known is just how stupid they are. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at some of the crazy non-human things China is testing, the increasing strong-arm tactics used to make people comply with China’s Covid zero policy, and how the Chinese Communist Party uses propaganda to convince people its iron fist is actually a helping hand.

The Chinese Communist party is sticking with its zero covid policy, no matter the suffering and death that results. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at China’s lockdown in Shanghai and how it exposes all the covid lies China has been telling its people and the world.

No more phones, computers, cars? That’s just one area Americans’ daily lives would be affected if Beijing were to wage war on Taiwan. Bradley Thayer, founding member of the Committee on the Present Danger: China, said that “for too many Western politicians and politicians in the #IndoPacific, Taiwan is an afterthought when it should be at the forefront.” Why is this tiny island thousands of miles away so crucial to not just America, but the world? In this special report, we look at how Americans’ daily

Glow-in-the-dark water. Islands of poop. Mountains of trash. Rivers of algae. These are just some of the ways China is killing the world’s oceans. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how China is hurting all of us through its rampant pollution.

A Hong Kong martial arts teacher has been arrested and charged with sedition. But a closer look at his case reveals what his real crime was. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for the ridiculous grounds on which he was arrested, what this says about Hong Kong’s rule of law, and what the Golden Honey Bear Sect has to do with all of this.

Mystery surrounds a deadly plane crash in China after the plane took a nose dive for no apparent reason. The Chinese Communist Party is feeling the consequences of the war in Ukraine. And as if that weren’t enough, China is facing a looming food crisis.