The arms race is a key part of the U.S.-China confrontation. Recently, the U.S. has taken multiple actions to strike back at China for stealing American military technology.On January 12, the …
The arms race is a key part of the U.S.-China confrontation. Recently, the U.S. has taken multiple actions to strike back at China for stealing American military technology.On January 12, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that former U.S. Navy sailor, Jinchao Wei, also known as Patrick, was sentenced to 200 months in prison after being convicted of espionage. He was involved in a conspiracy to send defense information to Chinese officials.
As protests erupt in Iran and Venezuela, Beijing quietly shifts into crisis mode. This program reveals how the Chinese Communist Party monitors foreign unrest, activates early-warning systems, and moves to prevent …
As protests erupt in Iran and Venezuela, Beijing quietly shifts into crisis mode. This program reveals how the Chinese Communist Party monitors foreign unrest, activates early-warning systems, and moves to prevent external political shocks from echoing inside China.Behind closed doors in Zhongnanhai, these crises revive a core CCP fear: the collapse of the Soviet Union. From real-time embassy reporting to tightened media control and pre-emptive domestic management, Beijing’s response exposes deeper fractures at the top of the regime.As Xi Jinping’s authority weakens and elite consensus breaks down, foreign crises begin intersecting with internal power struggles—and with quiet preparations for a post-Xi future.Watch to understand why Iran matters to China, who is really making decisions in Beijing, and what these signals reveal about the CCP’s next phase.
In late December 2025, a comic convention in Hangzhou banned all Japanese manga IPs and cosplay, highlighting the deepening rupture in China-Japan relations—the most severe since 1972. This move backfired spectacularly, …
In late December 2025, a comic convention in Hangzhou banned all Japanese manga IPs and cosplay, highlighting the deepening rupture in China-Japan relations—the most severe since 1972. This move backfired spectacularly, boosting Japanese Prime Minister Takamichi Sanae’s approval rating to a historic 67.5–75%.Japanese society now views China primarily as a security threat, with over 70% supporting a hardline stance. This consensus is accelerating Japan’s strategic decoupling: major firms like Mitsubishi, Nissan, Honda, Canon, and Sony are exiting China, pulling supply chains with them. Satellite companies—20,000 to 24,000—face collapse, threatening millions of jobs in manufacturing hubs.The exodus ends the “flying geese” model of economic interdependence. With profitability plummeting and geopolitical risks rising, Japan’s withdrawal is permanent. Beijing’s aggressive tactics have only strengthened Japan’s resolve, leaving little room for reversal.
India and China may be talking about easing tensions—but what’s happening in the Himalayas tells a very different story.India is spending billions of dollars carving tunnels through mountains, building roads at …
India and China may be talking about easing tensions—but what’s happening in the Himalayas tells a very different story.India is spending billions of dollars carving tunnels through mountains, building roads at extreme altitudes, expanding airbases, and preparing its military for rapid deployment along the disputed Line of Actual Control. From the massive Zojila tunnel to new helipads and high-altitude airstrips, New Delhi is racing to fix a hard lesson learned during the deadly 2020 border clashes: China can move troops far faster than India could.Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party has been building villages, bridges, radar systems, and military infrastructure right up to the border—turning remote terrain into a strategic advantage. While diplomats talk about détente, both sides are quietly preparing for the possibility of another clash.In this episode of China Uncensored, we break down why India is transforming the Himalayas into a frontline, how China’s border strategy is driving the arms race, and why peace with the CCP remains fragile at best.
At the start of 2026, a significant event unfolded in South America that will be remembered in history. The U.S. military launched a lightning operation against Venezuela, successfully capturing President Maduro …
At the start of 2026, a significant event unfolded in South America that will be remembered in history. The U.S. military launched a lightning operation against Venezuela, successfully capturing President Maduro and his wife. They were swiftly transported to New York for trial. In one night, Venezuela underwent a drastic change, sending shockwaves through authoritarian regimes around the world. This included Xi Jinping, who had been supporting Maduro’s government.After the Maduro incident, it’s highly likely that this will trigger heightened security measures from the Chinese Communist Party. Reports suggest Beijing is now on high alert.
In the final days of 2025, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) staged some of its largest-ever maritime drills near Taiwan. Dubbed “Justice Mission 2025” and accompanied by Chinese propaganda denouncing …
In the final days of 2025, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) staged some of its largest-ever maritime drills near Taiwan. Dubbed “Justice Mission 2025” and accompanied by Chinese propaganda denouncing “Taiwan Independence separatists” and “external forces”, the drills were intended to simulate a blockade of Taiwan. It was latest in a series of attempts by the Chinese Communist Party to coerce and pressure the Taiwanese people and their democratically elected government. But what did these drills actually accomplish? Based on the nonchalant response of the Taiwan public, the answer appears to be: not much. In this episode, we discuss the latest PLA drills, China’s pressure campaign against Taiwan, and the effect (or lack of) that it is having on Taiwan’s government and society.
In the final days of 2025, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) staged some of its largest-ever maritime drills near Taiwan. Dubbed “Justice Mission 2025” and accompanied by Chinese propaganda denouncing …
In the final days of 2025, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) staged some of its largest-ever maritime drills near Taiwan. Dubbed “Justice Mission 2025” and accompanied by Chinese propaganda denouncing “Taiwan Independence separatists” and “external forces”, the drills were intended to simulate a blockade of Taiwan. It was latest in a series of attempts by the Chinese Communist Party to coerce and pressure the Taiwanese people and their democratically elected government. But what did these drills actually accomplish? Based on the nonchalant response of the Taiwan public, the answer appears to be: not much. In this episode, we discuss the latest PLA drills, China’s pressure campaign against Taiwan, and the effect (or lack of) that it is having on Taiwan’s government and society. Host: Ethan LiuProducer: Tina Hsu Our guests: Shen Ming-shih Institute for National Defense and Security Research (INDSR) Research Fellow Raymond Sung Taiwan National Security Institute Board Member Chapters:00:00:00 – China’s Drills Fail To Intimidate00:01:24 – What Did PLA Exercise Accomplish?00:13:32 – China Uses Pressure, Force00:17:33 – Taiwanese Unfazed by Threats
Operation Honey Pot: Paste this emoji 🍯 in your comment below.The Chinese Communist Party loves to quote Sun Tzu’s Art of War—especially when it wants to look wise, peaceful, and five …
Operation Honey Pot: Paste this emoji 🍯 in your comment below.The Chinese Communist Party loves to quote Sun Tzu’s Art of War—especially when it wants to look wise, peaceful, and five steps ahead of everyone else. But here’s the problem: the CCP is lying about what The Art of War actually teaches.In this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell breaks down how Sun Tzu is routinely misinterpreted—and deliberately misused—by the CCP to mask China’s aggressive strategy toward the United States and its allies.
The Chinese Communist Party loves to quote Sun Tzu’s Art of War—especially when it wants to look wise, peaceful, and five steps ahead of everyone else. But here’s the problem: the …
The Chinese Communist Party loves to quote Sun Tzu’s Art of War—especially when it wants to look wise, peaceful, and five steps ahead of everyone else. But here’s the problem: the CCP is lying about what The Art of War actually teaches.In this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell breaks down how Sun Tzu is routinely misinterpreted—and deliberately misused—by the CCP to mask China’s aggressive strategy toward the United States and its allies.
What if the next major battlefield isn’t the Taiwan Strait? The CCP has its tentacles all over the world, and could use those to cause chaos, or even trigger war. Former …
What if the next major battlefield isn’t the Taiwan Strait? The CCP has its tentacles all over the world, and could use those to cause chaos, or even trigger war. Former U.S. Air Force strategist Guermantes Lailari shows how much the US is at risk.
A new Pentagon report warns China is ramping up pressure on Taiwan militarily. It also says Beijing is making advancements in quantum computing, even as corruption inside its military raises serious …
A new Pentagon report warns China is ramping up pressure on Taiwan militarily. It also says Beijing is making advancements in quantum computing, even as corruption inside its military raises serious questions about readiness.China is slapping sanctions on 20 U.S. firms and 10 executives, following Washington’s largest arms sale to Taiwan. We break down what these sanctions mean.Japan has approved a record $58 billion defense budget for the coming year, aiming to strengthen its military capabilities amid rising tensions with China.As the year comes to a close, we take a look back at how Congress has tackled the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party.00:00 Intro01:01 Pentagon: China Stepping Up Nuclear, Military Capabilities03:16 China Sanctions 20 U.S. Defense Firms, 10 Executives03:48 Japan’s Cabinet Approves Record Defense Budget: $58B04:46 Congress Bans CCP Links to Pentagon Supply Chain13:47 China Revives WWII Airfield 370 Miles From Guam
Why does Beijing believe it can afford a war over Taiwan? This episode breaks down the debate surrounding Xi Jinping’s decision on war — examining six core reasons the CCP may …
Why does Beijing believe it can afford a war over Taiwan? This episode breaks down the debate surrounding Xi Jinping’s decision on war — examining six core reasons the CCP may be willing to risk military conflict, set against five major risks that argue against it. From regime legitimacy and internal power struggles to control of the Taiwan Strait, the analysis ultimately comes down to the numbers: war economics. Using a clear, data-driven framework, it explains how China’s wartime economic model prioritizes regime survival over growth — and why economic collapse alone may not deter Beijing from choosing war.
Please join the CSIS Defense and Security Department on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at 1:00 pm ET, for a virtual discussion with David R. Shedd, former Deputy Director and Acting Director …
Please join the CSIS Defense and Security Department on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at 1:00 pm ET, for a virtual discussion with David R. Shedd, former Deputy Director and Acting Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), on his new book, The Great Heist: China’s Epic Campaign to Steal America’s Secrets. The book examines how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has carried out one of the largest-scale thefts of intellectual property, technology, and data in history.Mr. Shedd will sit down with Dr. Seth G. Jones, president of the Defense and Security Department, to discuss how China has carried out the biggest illegal transfer of capital, technology, and data in history over the past 30 years. They will discuss how the Chinese government-backed espionage to clone and steal American technology and economic power across many industries, including military equipment, microchips, and telecommunications.
The United States is moving forward with its largest ever arms sale to Taiwan—$11.1 billion—aimed at countering Beijing’s growing military threats.Taiwan is making a major change to its combat readiness. Its …
The United States is moving forward with its largest ever arms sale to Taiwan—$11.1 billion—aimed at countering Beijing’s growing military threats.Taiwan is making a major change to its combat readiness. Its military can now immediately respond to any sudden attack from China instead of waiting for orders from above.A new report says Meta made billions from fraudulent ads linked to China in 2024. How did Meta manage it?Shen Yun Performing Arts is launching its 2026 global tour, with Europe as its first stop.The Chinese Communist Party has been trying to suppress the group for 20 years. Here’s what a principal dancer said in response: “They’re spending their time and effort to repress us. That means we are doing something very, very right.”The U.S. government has collected one billion dollars in new tariff revenue after closing a key shipping loophole—the so-called de minimis rule. Chinese eCommerce giants like Temu and Shein had been exploiting it to undercut competitors.00:00 Intro01:38 U.S. Approves Largest-Ever Arms Sale for Taiwan03:30 China Could Build a Military Base in Taiwan If Taken05:02 Taiwan Adjusts Defense to Respond to Sudden China Attack06:51 Report: Meta Permitted Fraudulent Ads From China09:20 Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Banned in China14:47 Shen Yun Kicks Off 2026 Tour in Europe15:27 CBP: $1B Collected Since End of De Minimis Loophole16:03 How Temu, Shein Exploited the U.S. De Minimis Rule16:43 Chinese Firms to Pay $7M to Settle DOJ Allegation18:38 Report: China Exploits U.S. Funds to Advance Nuclear Program20:26 Lawmakers Scrutinize Intel Over Its China Ties21:32 Airstrike Kills Four Alleged Narco-Terrorists
0:00 Intro0:55 Crime Stat On Illegal Aliens Shows Concerning Trend9:47 Over Half NY Commercial Truck Drivers Are Illegals11:30 More Border Land Transferred to US Military18:00 CCP Puts Bounties On Heads of …
0:00 Intro0:55 Crime Stat On Illegal Aliens Shows Concerning Trend9:47 Over Half NY Commercial Truck Drivers Are Illegals11:30 More Border Land Transferred to US Military18:00 CCP Puts Bounties On Heads of Overseas Influencers28:47 US Intercepts CCP Weapon Supplies to Iran34:01 Q&ACrime statistics are showing a concerning trend with illegal immigrants. It turns out that at least in New York, illegal immigrants commit crimes at about four times the rate of the overall population. And this could bring trouble for them, given that the Trump administration is now saying it will focus deportation efforts on people who commit additional crimes after illegally entering the country.
Forbidden Homecomings: CCP’s War on Rural Returns to Avert a Peasant Uprising | Digging into ChinaChina’s streets feel eerily empty outside megacities—subways have seats, malls echo, and crowds have vanished. Where’s …
Forbidden Homecomings: CCP’s War on Rural Returns to Avert a Peasant Uprising | Digging into ChinaChina’s streets feel eerily empty outside megacities—subways have seats, malls echo, and crowds have vanished. Where’s the 1.4 billion gone? High unemployment and economic woes are key culprits, slashing jobs and spending: box offices tanked 50%+ in 2025 holidays, while new resident loans plunged to a record -360 billion, signaling fear-driven debt payoffs over consumption.Pandemic losses and emigration play minor roles. The real driver? Migrant workers’ mass exodus home—fridges in tow, three months early—fleeing urban despair for rural limbo. Beijing’s flipping scripts: from 2020’s “return and build” push to 2023’s crackdown on “scale returns,” fearing idle youth breeding unrest like historical drifters. This risks fiscal black holes, wasted infrastructure, and simmering rural revolts—China’s ticking time bomb.
The Chinese Communist Party has spent decades perfecting its propaganda overseas—but now, it may have found willing partners right here in the United States—the Democratic Socialists of America, or DSA. A …
The Chinese Communist Party has spent decades perfecting its propaganda overseas—but now, it may have found willing partners right here in the United States—the Democratic Socialists of America, or DSA. A political organization with such noteworthy members as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.In this episode of China Uncensored, we expose how China’s messaging is being pushed through American political organizations, media figures, and so-called “political education” seminars. From praising the CCP as a “democracy,” to opposing U.S. efforts to counter China’s growing power, these narratives line up remarkably well with Beijing’s interests.We break down:-How CCP propaganda is being repackaged for American audiences-Why some U.S. political groups are echoing China’s talking points-The real consequences for U.S. policy, democracy, and global security-How China benefits from division and chaos inside the United StatesThis isn’t just about bad ideas—it’s about influence, power, and who gains when Americans repeat the CCP’s narrative for them.
The House has passed a $900 billion annual defense bill. From blocking U.S. investments that benefit China’s military to cutting the Pentagon’s supply-chain ties, we unpack how the bill counters Beijing.The …
The House has passed a $900 billion annual defense bill. From blocking U.S. investments that benefit China’s military to cutting the Pentagon’s supply-chain ties, we unpack how the bill counters Beijing.The United States is joining Japan in a show of force against China—with nuclear-capable American bombers flying alongside Japanese fighter jets, just one day after facing aggression from China and Russia.A “China Human Rights Fair” on Capitol Hill—several organizations are showcasing the atrocities of the Chinese Communist Party.How widespread are the Chinese regime’s spying tactics around the world? Paul Johnstone says that for every 10 spies in the West, China has a thousand. What are the main tactics China employs, and what’s the full scale?00:00 Intro02:23 House Backs Massive Defense Policy Bill03:44 NDAA Restricts Investments From Aiding Chinese Military04:12 NDAA Plans to Publicize Top CCP Leaders’ Wealth04:59 NDAA Removes China From DOD Supply Chain05:44 NDAA Earmarks $1B to Boost Taiwan Self-Defense06:14 U.S. Joins Japan in Show of Force Against China07:34 Capitol Hill Fair Exposes CCP’s Human Rights Abuses10:23 Why Is It Important to Reflect on CCP’s Tyranny?15:44 Johnstone: CCP Has 1,000 Spies for Every 10 in West
Hello, this is China Deep Dive. We have all the information you need to know about China at present. Today’s topic is:Japan has delivered a major blow to China’s semiconductor industry.Following …
Hello, this is China Deep Dive. We have all the information you need to know about China at present. Today’s topic is:Japan has delivered a major blow to China’s semiconductor industry.Following rising tensions over Taiwan, Japan has begun withdrawing its photoresist operations from mainland China — a critical material for chip manufacturing that Japan dominates with over 70% global market share and 100% of EUV-grade photoresist.As Japanese giants like Shin-Etsu Chemical, JSR, Canon, Nikon, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo, and Mitsubishi Chemical suspend supplies and tighten service access, China’s wafer fabs face mounting pressure. Industry insiders warn that without Japanese photoresist and DUV spare parts, China’s semiconductor production could fall five to ten years behind.Meanwhile, despite Beijing’s warnings against traveling to Japan, Chinese tourists continue to flock to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto — even creating a tourism boom that benefits local businesses and strengthens ties between Japan and Taiwan.In this video, we break down:🔹 How Japan controls the global photoresist market🔹 Why China depends heavily on Japan for lithography technology🔹 The impact of Japan’s new export controls on 42 Chinese tech firms🔹 The surprising tourism trend contradicting Beijing’s warnings🔹 Why analysts say the semiconductor “iron triangle” (U.S.–Japan–Netherlands) is tightening🔹 Why China’s $42 billion “Big Fund” failed to solve its bottlenecksThis geopolitical and technological clash is reshaping East Asia — and the global chip supply chain.Yo
Welcome to China Today – your trusted source for breaking news, in-depth analysis, and timely updates about China and global affairs. 🌏 Main Coverage: 0:00 Intro1:22 The Illusions of the Authoritarian …
Welcome to China Today – your trusted source for breaking news, in-depth analysis, and timely updates about China and global affairs. 🌏 Main Coverage: 0:00 Intro1:22 The Illusions of the Authoritarian Regime End! Pro-China Regimes Collapsing One After Another—Xi Jinping’s Embarrassment and Isolation.9:18 From Zambia’s Toxic River to Serbia’s Deadly Station Collapse: CCP’s Belt and Road Faces Global Backlash, Triggering a Wave of Protests Worldwide.13:56 “CCP Collapse” Video Goes Viral: The Scene Chinese Citizens Have Long Imagined Finally Appears on Screen.19:06 How Badly Has China’s Economy Collapsed? Every Sector Is Contracting—Panic Grows, Emigration Surges, and the U.S. Consulate in Beijing Sees Long Lines Daily.———#ChinaToday #ChinaNews #CCP
Chile has recently taken a decisive step toward nationalizing its lithium industry, signing a joint venture agreement between the state-owned Codelco and local lithium giant SQM. This move directly impacted Tianqi …
Chile has recently taken a decisive step toward nationalizing its lithium industry, signing a joint venture agreement between the state-owned Codelco and local lithium giant SQM. This move directly impacted Tianqi Lithium, a major Chinese company under the control of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which had invested heavily in Chile’s lithium sector. This marks a significant setback for China in the global race for dominance over critical resources like lithium.
President Trump signs new Taiwan legislation into law. The Taiwanese are ecstatic; the Chinese Communist Party—not so much.French President Emmanuel Macron is kicking off a three-day visit to China. This time, …
President Trump signs new Taiwan legislation into law. The Taiwanese are ecstatic; the Chinese Communist Party—not so much.French President Emmanuel Macron is kicking off a three-day visit to China. This time, the president of the European Union isn’t joining him. What’s top of mind for Macron?To pressure Russia and help end the war in Ukraine, Europe says it will phase out Russian gas imports.The Trump administration prepares military strikes inside Venezuela. It’s America’s own backyard—but what role is China playing there? If Maduro falls, what would it mean for the Chinese regime?Prosecutors accuse Linda Sun of betraying the state of New York and advancing Beijing’s agenda. We have the latest on the case against Governor Hochul’s former aide.Taiwan Cheers Trump’s New Law, China ProtestsEvery Nation Has the Right to Recognize Taiwan: FisherMacron Kicks Off China Visit, von der Leyen AbsentEurope to Phase Out Russian Gas Imports by 2027What Would Toppling Maduro Mean for China?Prosecutors: Millions Flowed Into Sun’s Husband’s AccountsWhat’s at Stake in the AI Race Between U.S., ChinaHong Kong Fire Survivors Return to Collect Belongings
On November 20th, Reuters published an exclusive report revealing that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is actively using large numbers of civilian roll-on/roll-off ferries and cargo ships to form a so-called …
On November 20th, Reuters published an exclusive report revealing that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is actively using large numbers of civilian roll-on/roll-off ferries and cargo ships to form a so-called “shadow navy” for practicing a large-scale invasion of Taiwan. This investigation, which tracked ship movements and analyzed satellite images, exposed recent activities by the CCP’s military along the Guangdong coast this summer.Join this channel to get access to perks:
The Philippines is preparing for a Chinese invasion. Good news from the Solomon Islands. Alice Guo is detained. British billionaire Sir Christopher Anthony Hohn was giving money to far left groups …
The Philippines is preparing for a Chinese invasion. Good news from the Solomon Islands. Alice Guo is detained. British billionaire Sir Christopher Anthony Hohn was giving money to far left groups in the US tied to the Chinese Communist Party. And a billion dollars of weapons for Taiwan! That and more on this week’s China news headlines.
The newly released Epstein files have exposed a hidden network linking Larry Summers, Jeffrey Epstein, and Jin Keyu — the daughter of a top CCP financial official. This investigation unpacks how …
The newly released Epstein files have exposed a hidden network linking Larry Summers, Jeffrey Epstein, and Jin Keyu — the daughter of a top CCP financial official. This investigation unpacks how a Chinese “red aristocrat” rose to prominence in the West, why Epstein and Summers labeled her “Peril,” and how Beijing’s elite financial families extended their influence into U.S. academia, politics, and global institutions. What was expected to be a sex scandal has unexpectedly revealed the inner workings of both Beijing and Washington elites — with Epstein acting as the “wingman.”
Japan’s new Prime Minister, Takaichi Sanae, is taking the toughest stance toward the Chinese Communist Party in decades. Counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge explains how CCP tried to block her rise …
Japan’s new Prime Minister, Takaichi Sanae, is taking the toughest stance toward the Chinese Communist Party in decades. Counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge explains how CCP tried to block her rise behind the scenes. You know, interfering in Japan’s internal affairs.
The Chinese Communist Party has been doing everything it can to challenge the U.S.’s global dominance, even going as far as aligning with Russia and supporting Putin’s war in Ukraine. To …
The Chinese Communist Party has been doing everything it can to challenge the U.S.’s global dominance, even going as far as aligning with Russia and supporting Putin’s war in Ukraine. To avoid the impact of U.S. tariffs and trade retaliation, China has recently signed a so-called agreement with the U.S. to start buying American soybeans.
Communism isn’t just a political ideology, it’s a religion. And the Chinese Communist Party wants to make it the only one on Earth. Counterintelligence expert Casey Fleming exposes how the CCP …
Communism isn’t just a political ideology, it’s a religion. And the Chinese Communist Party wants to make it the only one on Earth. Counterintelligence expert Casey Fleming exposes how the CCP is waging religious and spiritual war against humanity.
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss China’s rare earth export restrictions, Beijing’s broken trade promises, and why he says the U.S. can’t afford to trust …
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss China’s rare earth export restrictions, Beijing’s broken trade promises, and why he says the U.S. can’t afford to trust the Chinese Communist Party again.
China has begun enforcing export controls on fentanyl precursors to the United States. We break down Beijing’s latest move to curb the flow of the deadly opioid.Tensions are flaring between Japan …
China has begun enforcing export controls on fentanyl precursors to the United States. We break down Beijing’s latest move to curb the flow of the deadly opioid.Tensions are flaring between Japan and China after a Chinese diplomat threatened to “cut off the head” of Japan’s prime minister. Tokyo lodged a strong protest, calling the remark unacceptable. And the U.S. ambassador to Japan weighs in on the situation.Beijing has just commissioned its third and most modern aircraft carrier, in an effort to compete with Washington’s naval power. We bring you the details.China’s exports in October have fallen for the first time in almost two years. We take a closer look at the state of the world’s second-largest economy.A historic address at the European Parliament: Taiwan’s vice president called on democratic nations to unite against communist China over the weekend.00:00 Intro00:54 China Curbs Fentanyl Precursor Exports to U.S.02:15 Fleming: China’s Not Serious on Curbing Fentanyl06:55 Japan Rebukes Chinese Envoy’s Beheading Threat to Its PM09:14 China Commissions Third Aircraft Carrier: The Fujian10:15 Chinese Scientist Convicted of Stealing U.S. Secrets11:19 President Trump Pardons Former NYPD Sergeant12:30 China’s Exports to U.S. Fall in October14:07 Tesla Sales in China Fall to 3-Year Low14:07 Taiwan’s VP Delivers Historic Speech to European Union19:32 Remembering Victims of Communism
The data shows an almost cliff-like drop in China’s exports worldwide. Exports to the United States dropped 24%, to Europe 13%, to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 17%, to …
The data shows an almost cliff-like drop in China’s exports worldwide. Exports to the United States dropped 24%, to Europe 13%, to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 17%, to Japan 16%, to South Korea 20%, to India 14%, and to Brazil 4%. The only exception was China’s exports to Russia, which surged by 90%. However, given Russia’s economy is smaller than China’s Guangdong province, even this export boom to Russia could not make up for China’s plummet in global trade.China’s foreign trade is teetering on the brink of collapse. As we delve into the specific data and facts in the analysis that follows, it will reveal the severity of this issue. The reality we must face is that China’s exports are no longer the spectacle they once were.#export #chinaeconomy #chinaobserver
Rushan Abbas explains how the Chinese Communist Party turned genocide into profit. Not only has it worked out great (so far) for the CCP, but Western companies were also making money. …
Rushan Abbas explains how the Chinese Communist Party turned genocide into profit. Not only has it worked out great (so far) for the CCP, but Western companies were also making money. Until the US government tried to stop them.
In our wide-ranging interview with Rep. Neal Dunn, we cover China’s biowarfare program, illicit organ trade, President Trump’s new trade deal with Xi Jinping, how America can accelerate rare earth mineral …
In our wide-ranging interview with Rep. Neal Dunn, we cover China’s biowarfare program, illicit organ trade, President Trump’s new trade deal with Xi Jinping, how America can accelerate rare earth mineral production, and the strategic significance of Pacific island nations like the Solomon Islands. As a member of the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition between the US and the CCP—often referred to as the House CCP Select Committee—he receives intelligence briefings on the multifaceted threats that Beijing poses to American national security. “They’re gathering biological data on all of us,” he says. “One of the most insidious ways they gather biological DNA sequencing on us is they run a set of blood banks in the United States.”He is also working to end American transplant tourism to China. “We don’t want Americans to participate in any way, shape, or form in this kind of organ harvesting and transplantation scheme. … You can actually sit in America, make an appointment for a heart, lung transplant in China right now,” says Congressman Neal Dunn (R-Florida), a former Army surgeon and founding president of the Advanced Urology Institute in Florida. “I want to make that illegal,” Rep. Dunn says. As a starting point, he has introduced the Block Organ Transplant Purchases from China Act, also known as the BLOCK Act, which would prohibit federal reimbursement for organ transplants and related medical services if the origins of the organs cannot be verified, as is the case in co
Welcome to China Insights — your window into the real China, beyond the veil.With sharp analysis and a touch of dry humor, we dive into the social unrest, economic crises, censorship, …
Welcome to China Insights — your window into the real China, beyond the veil.With sharp analysis and a touch of dry humor, we dive into the social unrest, economic crises, censorship, faith suppression, and human rights challenges shaping China today.We spotlight authentic Chinese culture, deliver timely and uncensored news, break down key economic trends, and explore shifting social dynamics — all while exposing the Chinese Communist Party’s complex roles both at home and on the global stage.Stay tuned for viral topics, fresh perspectives, and in-depth stories you won’t find in the headlines.Subscribe to China Insights and discover the China you were never meant to see.