Amid the Chinese Communist Party’s brutal internal infighting, cracks in Xi Jinping’s grip on power are becoming impossible to hide. Yet strangely, his political enemies are rallying behind him in the …
Amid the Chinese Communist Party’s brutal internal infighting, cracks in Xi Jinping’s grip on power are becoming impossible to hide. Yet strangely, his political enemies are rallying behind him in the tariff war with the U.S. — or so it seems. The truth is far darker: Xi’s rivals have their own hidden agendas and have set up a trap. Their goal? To use the chaos of the tariff war to bring Xi down — once and for all.1. Who are the real enemies lurking within the CCP?2. What do they secretly want — and what are they hoping to avoid — as the tariff war escalates?3. Has Xi Jinping fallen into a trap he can’t escape?
China conducted a two-day military exercise around Taiwan called “Strait Thunder-2025A” from April 1 to April 2. The exercise, announced only on its second day, drew attention due to several unusual …
China conducted a two-day military exercise around Taiwan called “Strait Thunder-2025A” from April 1 to April 2. The exercise, announced only on its second day, drew attention due to several unusual operational choices. Observers noted multiple apparent inconsistencies, prompting debate about the overall effectiveness and strategic intent of the drills.
President Donald Trump says U.S. officials met with Chinese officials Thursday morning. Meanwhile, Beijing denies the tariffs talks happened at all.A former Pentagon intelligence officer is set to serve seven years …
President Donald Trump says U.S. officials met with Chinese officials Thursday morning. Meanwhile, Beijing denies the tariffs talks happened at all.A former Pentagon intelligence officer is set to serve seven years behind bars. We have the details on the defense secrets he sold to China.Two Boeing jets are back on American soil after China returned them. Now, the aerospace giant says it could stop making planes for the country.At least six people are dead in China after a car drove into a crowd outside a school. Young children are among the victims. We look at what might have triggered the tragedy.Inside China’s most sensitive circle, a major shakeup within the communist regime appears to be brewing. What could it mean for Washington’s top adversary, communist China? Analysts break it down.00:00 Intro01:38 To Talk or Not to Talk: The US-China Question05:14 Trump Again Says US-China Tariff Talks Underway08:33 Former Army Analyst Sentenced for Selling China Secrets10:05 3 Chinese Nationals Sentenced for Gift Card Fraud Scheme10:46 Boeing Threatens to Stop Making Planes for China13:20 Insiders: Chinese Car Drove Into Crowd, Killed 614:31 Experts: Xi’s Opposition Led by 2nd Top Military Official
Two weeks into the tariff war, the real battle is just beginning. While Trump stuns the world with a 145% tariff on Chinese goods, a leaked CCP directive reveals Beijing is …
Two weeks into the tariff war, the real battle is just beginning. While Trump stuns the world with a 145% tariff on Chinese goods, a leaked CCP directive reveals Beijing is preparing for something far more dangerous: a total war — economic, political, and military. The classified document, so secret it could only be read in sealed rooms, outlines Xi Jinping’s plan to counter the U.S. through financial strikes, global manipulation, and a possible war in the Taiwan Strait. In this program, we expose the full contents of the leak, reveal how Chinese officials are reacting, and explain why this confrontation may be Xi’s last gamble — and the CCP’s most desperate hour yet.
One of the key battlegrounds in the U.S.-China rivalry, Panama, has made headlines recently with new developments. Earlier, Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing, became a focus of international attention after …
One of the key battlegrounds in the U.S.-China rivalry, Panama, has made headlines recently with new developments. Earlier, Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing, became a focus of international attention after facing heavy pressure from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) due to his sale of Panama’s ports to the U.S. investment firm BlackRock. Panama’s government recently stated that it might revoke the operating rights due to alleged contract violations by Li’s company.Join this channel to get access to perks:
China issues a 125 percent retaliation duty against the US. This comes after President Donald Trump announced he would pause tariffs above the 10 percent baseline for everyone but China. We …
China issues a 125 percent retaliation duty against the US. This comes after President Donald Trump announced he would pause tariffs above the 10 percent baseline for everyone but China. We have details on the latest escalation.From oil to agricultural products, take a look at which U.S. industries are poised to get hit by China’s tariffs.In the fallout from the trade war, Tesla has stopped accepting orders in China for two of its EV models, both of which normally get shipped to China from the United States. At the same time, cargo containers originally headed to the U.S. are now piling up in a Shanghai port.And the man who heads the U.S. Indo-Pacific command sends out a warning that the Chinese Communist Party’s military threat is growing toward Taiwan and U.S. allies in the Pacific.00:00 Intro01:17 China Hikes Tariffs on US Imports in Retaliation03:55 Which US Industries Will Get Hit by China’s Tariffs?04:15 Tesla Halts Model S, Model X Orders in China05:22 Cargo Containers of US Exports Pile Up at China Port05:59 Canada Prime Minister Pledges to Counter US Tariffs06:37 Trump Threatens Tariffs on Mexico Over Water Dispute07:00 Experts: Beijing Unlikely to Back Down; Here’s Why12:55 Hearing Covers China’s Growing Threat in Pacific15:20 Bomb Threats Targeting Shen Yun in Taiwan20:12 Victims of Communism Caucus Relaunched
Gordon Chang joins Mike Baker to break down the escalating tariff war between the United States and China—and what it could mean for the future of the Chinese Communist Party. Could …
Gordon Chang joins Mike Baker to break down the escalating tariff war between the United States and China—and what it could mean for the future of the Chinese Communist Party. Could economic pressure from Washington actually threaten the CCP’s grip on power? Chang lays out the stakes.
Under pressure from high US tariffs, the Chinese Communist Party is now urgently looking for a new way out—and this time, it’s turning to Europe.On April 8, according to reports, Chinese …
Under pressure from high US tariffs, the Chinese Communist Party is now urgently looking for a new way out—and this time, it’s turning to Europe.On April 8, according to reports, Chinese Premier Li Qiang spoke with EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen and called for the EU and China to improve communication and open their markets more to each other. He also criticized US tariffs, calling them a form of protectionism and economic bullying.
The White House clarifies the new total U.S. tariffs on China: a whopping 145 percent. Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury secretary said the White House isn’t ruling out the possibility of delisting …
The White House clarifies the new total U.S. tariffs on China: a whopping 145 percent. Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury secretary said the White House isn’t ruling out the possibility of delisting Chinese stocks.China is picking up a new strategy to hit back against U.S. tariffs, this time targeting Hollywood movies. But does Beijing’s move have teeth?The owner of Facebook and Instagram is in the hot seat. Did Meta undermine U.S. national security to do business in China? A former executive with the company testified before the Senate.Are practices by the Chinese Communist Party exploiting American retirees? Senate and House committees hold a joint hearing to discuss just that.4 Chinese Nationals Face Deportation After $1 Million SchemeTotal US Tariffs on Chinese Goods Now 145%China to Import Fewer US Films Amid Trade WarAustralia Rejects Chinese Call to Unite Against TariffsWhistleblower: Meta Risked US Security for China BusinessLawmakers Warn Retirees About Investing in ChinaUS Consumer Prices Post 1st Decline in Nearly 5 YearsHow Are the New US Tariffs Impacting Americans?Panama: US Recognizes Panama’s Sovereignty Over CanalUkraine Identifies 155 Chinese Troops Fighting for RussiaUS Targets Iran’s Nuclear Program With New Sanctions
President Donald Trump is hiking tariffs on China to 125 percent after Beijing opted to play hardball. Meanwhile, other countries are getting a 90-day pause. NTD has the details on the …
President Donald Trump is hiking tariffs on China to 125 percent after Beijing opted to play hardball. Meanwhile, other countries are getting a 90-day pause. NTD has the details on the escalating trade war.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says that countries that come to the negotiating table—and don’t retaliate—would be rewarded. A look at who has hit back and who has not.Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has said the United States is taking back influence in the Panama Canal from the Chinese Communist Party. NTD has more on his plan to meet Beijing’s rising challenge.Is the leader of the Chinese Communist Party losing his grip on power? Insider sources and a growing number of articles within China’s news media are hinting at Xi Jinping’s declining authority. Those speculations are reflected by the disappearance of several of his closest aides inside the Chinese military. But here’s the catch: some of them are the key players in Xi’s plan to invade Taiwan.00:00 Intro01:23 Trump Hike Tariffs on China to 125:53 U.S. Raises Charges on Small Parcels from China06:27 China Files New Complaint with WTO Over Trump Tariffs06:58 Who Has Retaliated Against US Tariffs?08:11 Hegseth Warns of CCP Influence Over Panama Canal10:04 Panama Says Canal Ports Operator Violated Contract11:54 Report: Political Purges Largely Target Xi’s Aides15:39 NATO Chief Raises Concerns Over China’s Arms Buildup16:40 Rex Lee: Microsoft, Google, Nvidia, IBM Share Tech with China
Right now, the biggest thing in the world might be the tariff war started by Trump. This trade war just began not long ago, but people have already noticed something. This …
Right now, the biggest thing in the world might be the tariff war started by Trump. This trade war just began not long ago, but people have already noticed something. This trade war is mainly a showdown between the United States and the CCP. I personally think this could also be a final battle that decides if the CCP regime will survive. So, what’s the future of this war? Will China face a situation like North Korea, where lots of people starved to death?
Xi Jinping’s once-unchallenged grip on power may be slipping. It began with the fall of his handpicked foreign minister, Qin Gang, followed by the purge of defense chief Li Shangfu. Now, …
Xi Jinping’s once-unchallenged grip on power may be slipping. It began with the fall of his handpicked foreign minister, Qin Gang, followed by the purge of defense chief Li Shangfu. Now, the shockwaves have reached the civilian side. In an unprecedented move, two sitting Politburo members have swapped jobs without explanation, shaking the Party’s core. Has Xi lost control over personnel decisions inside the CCP? Is Zhang Youxia pulling strings behind the scenes? What looks like a bureaucratic shuffle could be the opening move in a brewing political purge. 1. CCP’s organization structure2. Why is this job swap significant?3. Who are the two officials involved?4. Is Zhang Youxia behind this?
Is the head of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) losing power? A highly authoritative source told NTD that the answer is yes. All that started with a stroke last summer. We …
Is the head of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) losing power? A highly authoritative source told NTD that the answer is yes. All that started with a stroke last summer. We take a look at the details on the evidence.A U.S. intelligence report says CCP leader Xi Jinping holds over $1 billion in assets through relatives. We look at the details of the wealth Chinese Communist Party officials appear to have generated from corruption.A new bill demands that any gifts or donations, regardless of amount, from China to U.S. colleges must be reported.Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announces plans boost deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region. We have more on how the United States will arm a U.S. treaty ally in China’s neighborhood.00:00 Intro01:23 Exclusive: Xi Faces Mortal Opposition Within the Regime05:52 Report: China’s Xi Holds $1B in Assets Through Relatives10:48 House Passes Bill to Scrutinize Money From China11:58 US to Reestablish Defense in the Indo-Pacific14:05 FBI Warns About Vulnerability at Northern Border21:11 Doctor Awarded for Exposing CCP Forced Organ Harvesting
Chinese companies have raked in over $2 billion from US stock markets since last year. We have details on the risks of investing in them and why more are choosing to …
Chinese companies have raked in over $2 billion from US stock markets since last year. We have details on the risks of investing in them and why more are choosing to list.The consensus from the U.S. intelligence community: America’s biggest threat is communist China. Intelligence agencies published their annual threat assessment.The Chinese regime is ramping up its power in cyberspace and the military. How should the US manage the CCP’s threat? We spoke to congresswoman Ashley Hinson to learn more.And the Trump administration is adding over 50 Chinese companies to a blacklist. We have the details on Washington’s effort to prevent China from using U.S. tech to advance its military.00:00 Intro01:11 Chinese Firms Raise $2 Billion from US Stock Market03:19 Intel Heads Say Ccp Biggest Threat to the US06:40 Report Highlights China’s Strategy to Overtake US in AI12:35 US Adds Dozens of Chinese Firms to Blacklist14:37 Vance, Second Lady to Visit Greenland Base17:44 Religious Freedom Commission Names Countries of Concern20:03 Anecdote at Hearing About China, Russia, Iran
By mid-March, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had repeatedly sent large groups of military aircraft and warships to harass the Taiwan Strait, reigniting concerns that these drills could escalate into real …
By mid-March, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had repeatedly sent large groups of military aircraft and warships to harass the Taiwan Strait, reigniting concerns that these drills could escalate into real combat. Taiwan began discussing how to quickly mobilize. However, transitioning from drills to actual combat would not be an easy task for the CCP. The mobilization of its navy, air force, rocket force, and ground troops would require a complex process, and there are clear signs distinguishing drills from real combat.
Why do so many high-ranking CCP officials keep disappearing? And even more chilling—are some of them being secretly executed or drugged? Beijing just wrapped up the annual “Two Sessions”, the biggest …
Why do so many high-ranking CCP officials keep disappearing? And even more chilling—are some of them being secretly executed or drugged? Beijing just wrapped up the annual “Two Sessions”, the biggest political event of the year where the CPPCC and the National People’s Congress (NPC) convene. But something was off this year—several key officials were missing. So, where did they go? According to Taiwan’s Up Media and political commentator Du Zheng, many of these officials were likely “internally dealt with”—or worse, silenced permanently.1. Missing Officials in the Defense Industry2. The “Disappeared” Officials in Foreign Affairs3. What Happened to the Missing PLA Officers?4. The Arrest of an Official Who Knew Xi’s role during COVIDReferencehttps://www.upmedia.mg/news_info.php?…
Missouri has a message for China: pay up to the tune of $24 billion, or the state will move to seize Chinese assets and farmlands within its bounds. The state won …
Missouri has a message for China: pay up to the tune of $24 billion, or the state will move to seize Chinese assets and farmlands within its bounds. The state won a lawsuit against the country for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.Chinese tariffs are hitting American farmers starting Monday. We take a look at what products will feel the effects.Social media platform X just removed thousands of accounts with suspected ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Why have these accounts been going after an American dance company?President Donald Trump is setting up a White House office to resurrect the American shipbuilding industry. We have more details on the urgency for building ships at home.00:00 Intro01:31 Missouri Wins $24B Judgment Tied to China Over COVID-1904:24 New Tariffs on US Farms as Trade Tensions Escalate05:45 China Hits Canada with Fresh Agriculture Tariffs06:20 X Removes CCP-Linked Accounts Targeting Shen Yun08:17 What Audience Members Have to Say About Shen Yun10:03 Trump Launches White House Office of Shipbuilding16:18 Trump: US Talking to 4 Groups on TikTok Sale18:15 Bessent: Trump Confident No Taiwan Invasion on His Watch19:41 Chinese, Russian Naval Vessels Hold Drill in Iran20:34 Young Tibetans Protest in India’s Capital21:49 Annual Profit Down for China’s Evergrande Subsidiary
On February 21, Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a new map of the territorial baseline in the Gulf of Tonkin, quietly extending its maritime boundaries by a significant margin. This …
On February 21, Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a new map of the territorial baseline in the Gulf of Tonkin, quietly extending its maritime boundaries by a significant margin. This was a direct slap in the face for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has invested billions in building a powerful navy, but its efforts are now under global scrutiny. U.S. intelligence has fully exposed China’s Type 093 nuclear-powered attack …
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has invested billions in building a powerful navy, but its efforts are now under global scrutiny. U.S. intelligence has fully exposed China’s Type 093 nuclear-powered attack submarine, revealing critical details—including its unique acoustic signature, which now serves as an “underwater fingerprint” for tracking. At the same time, China’s military-industrial system is facing internal turmoil. In one case, a senior scientist compromised national security by leaking classified information on laser transmission, electromagnetic catapults, and stealth materials— just for the sake of paying off a 1,000 yuan (137 US dollars) gambling debt.
Zhou Enlai was one of the most influential figures in modern Chinese history, serving as Premier for nearly three decades. He played a crucial role in shaping China’s foreign policy, negotiating …
Zhou Enlai was one of the most influential figures in modern Chinese history, serving as Premier for nearly three decades. He played a crucial role in shaping China’s foreign policy, negotiating with world leaders, and stabilizing the country during turbulent times. From his alliance with Mao Zedong to his secret struggles against radical policies, Zhou’s leadership left a lasting impact on China. But was he the true mastermind behind Communist China? Watch to uncover the untold story of Zhou Enlai’s legacy!
Uprising in China: Youth Rebellion SHAKES the CCP’s Grip on Power! DocumentaryWelcome to Tan Globe, where we uncover the most pressing global issues through in-depth documentaries and travel documentaries. Today, we …
Uprising in China: Youth Rebellion SHAKES the CCP’s Grip on Power! DocumentaryWelcome to Tan Globe, where we uncover the most pressing global issues through in-depth documentaries and travel documentaries. Today, we dive into the heart of a growing storm-the Chinese youth rebellion.Every day, millions of young people in China are trapped in the brutal China 996 work culture-working from 9 AM to 9 PM, six days a week, chasing a dream that seems more like an illusion. With China youth unemployment skyrocketing past 21%, frustration is boiling over. Now, a new movement is taking shape. The Chinese youth rebellion is not just a protest-it’s a mindset, a silent revolt against a system that no longer serves them.From job losses to government crackdowns, we’ll uncover why China’s youth are saying enough! and whether the Chinese youth rebellion could threaten the power of the CCP.Is this the beginning of a revolution? Will the China youth unemployment crisis push an entire generation to abandon the system? Stay tuned as Tan Globe brings you the raw, unfiltered truth in this gripping documentary. Let’s dive in!
Xi Jinping is living in fear. Is it from the might of the US military? The possibility of being backstabbed by a rival within the Chinese Communist Party? A revolution in …
Xi Jinping is living in fear. Is it from the might of the US military? The possibility of being backstabbed by a rival within the Chinese Communist Party? A revolution in China sparked by his own failed policies? No. He’s afraid of dance.
A jury finds a Boston man not guilty of acting as an agent of the Chinese Communist Party, freeing him of charges that he handed over information on dissidents to Beijing.China …
A jury finds a Boston man not guilty of acting as an agent of the Chinese Communist Party, freeing him of charges that he handed over information on dissidents to Beijing.China sends naval forces around Taiwan in a combat readiness patrol after U.S. Navy ships sailed through the Taiwan Strait.00:00 Intro00:36 Boston Man Acquitted of Acting as CCP Agent02:07 China Deploys Forces Around Taiwan After US Transit02:54 US, Australia Commit to Free and Open Indo-Pacific08:35 Estonia: China Smuggles Drone Parts for Russia09:51 S. Korea’s Intelligence Agency Raises Deepseek Data Concerns10:43 Report Finds China Waging Cold War-Style Campaign
Despite numerous challenges, such as economic decline, social unrest, and political instability, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) remains convinced that it can beat the U.S. and establish itself as the world’s …
Despite numerous challenges, such as economic decline, social unrest, and political instability, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) remains convinced that it can beat the U.S. and establish itself as the world’s only dominant power. What gives the CCP this confidence is the regime’s asymmetric warfare strategy—leveraging the control and manipulation of its populace against the West. This strategy has served the regime well and helped it win the civil war in the 1940’s. Countering such a tactic is particularly difficult because it involves confronting the people of the adversary rather than just its leadership. But the West must develop a strategy or risk losing the war. Lei offers two strategic suggestions for the West, designed to avoid controversies.Watch the full video here: • Asymmetric Warfare: How Beijing explo…
The West and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are engaged in an asymmetric struggle, but only one side fully understands the game. While the U.S. and its allies focus on military …
The West and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are engaged in an asymmetric struggle, but only one side fully understands the game. While the U.S. and its allies focus on military and economic dominance, the CCP plays by a different set of rules—leveraging its entire population as a strategic asset. Instead of direct military confrontation, Beijing weaponizes its people to infiltrate, manipulate, and exploit Western societies. This imbalance gives China an advantage that many in the West fail to recognize. To win this battle, the West must redefine its approach to warfare and develop countermeasures that include the CCP’s most powerful tool—its people.
The trade war is on. President Donald Trump saying he’s in no rush to talk to Chinese Communist Party head Xi Jinping, after Trump paused tariffs on Mexico and Canada after …
The trade war is on. President Donald Trump saying he’s in no rush to talk to Chinese Communist Party head Xi Jinping, after Trump paused tariffs on Mexico and Canada after phone calls with their leaders.A wide array of goods could soon see their prices tick higher with a new China tariff now in effect—from clothing to toys, smartphones, and home appliances. Plus, we take a look at how the energy market could adapt to U.S.–China tariffs.U.S. authorities slap more charges on a former Google engineer. He’s accused of stealing trade secrets from the tech giant to benefit China’s AI industry.A meeting was held on Capitol Hill to tackle the fentanyl crisis that’s claiming American lives. The big debate is whether to strip fentanyl from being used to treat pain in cancer patients.00:00 Intro01:16 Trump ‘In No Rush’ to Talk to China’s Xi Amid Trade War02:48 USPS to Resume Accepting Parcels from China03:31 Which Items Will Be More Expensive After China Tariffs?04:28 Goldman: China Tariffs Won’t Raise Energy Prices Much05:12 Briggs: China’s Retaliatory Tariffs a Strategic Move11:37 Ex-Google Staff Charged for Sending AI Secrets to China13:01 Effort in Senate to Keep Fentanyl a Schedule 1 Drug16:05 Speaker Johnson Renews CCP Committee16:43 Moolenaar: China Relies on Subsidies, IP Theft for Trade
As the U.S. shifts its strategic focus toward China, the geopolitical landscape is evolving rapidly. While media coverage largely centers on Trump’s policies, the real battle is unfolding in the Asia-Pacific. …
As the U.S. shifts its strategic focus toward China, the geopolitical landscape is evolving rapidly. While media coverage largely centers on Trump’s policies, the real battle is unfolding in the Asia-Pacific. The CCP’s long-term strategic planning, infiltration tactics, and efforts to reshape global power dynamics remain largely underreported. Following South Korea’s political turmoil, Taiwan is now facing its own crisis, with President Lai’s government handicapped by an opposition-controlled Legislative Yuan. This program goes beyond the headlines to analyze the CCP’s hidden maneuvers, Taiwan’s growing vulnerability, and the broader implications for regional security.1. Trump’s ambiguous China policy2. Taiwan’s political crisis3. Parallels between South Korea and Taiwan4. Beijing’s strategy in the Asia-Pacific
China’s navy won’t even come close to matching the U.S. Navy until at least 2049. That’s not an insult from the U.S. Navy commander—it’s actually a relatively polite assessment from a …
China’s navy won’t even come close to matching the U.S. Navy until at least 2049. That’s not an insult from the U.S. Navy commander—it’s actually a relatively polite assessment from a Russian military expert. But the real issue is, given the way the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) builds ships while constantly making adjustments and patching things up as they go, it’s not even certain if they’ll last until 2049, let alone catch up to the U.S. Navy.
The Chinese Communist Party concluded the Third Plenary Session of its 20th Central Committee in July. Based on the communiqués released before and after the meeting, it appears that China still …
The Chinese Communist Party concluded the Third Plenary Session of its 20th Central Committee in July. Based on the communiqués released before and after the meeting, it appears that China still intends to pursue the path of reform and opening up. For example, we see phrases such as “reform will not pause, and opening up will not stop,” “the market plays a decisive role in resource allocation,” and “those with stable property have stable minds.”
The CIA is shifting its stance on where the virus that causes COVID-19 came from. The agency now assesses that it likely originated from a lab leak in China.Missouri’s lawsuit against …
The CIA is shifting its stance on where the virus that causes COVID-19 came from. The agency now assesses that it likely originated from a lab leak in China.Missouri’s lawsuit against the Chinese Communist Party goes on trial. The state is asking for $25 billion in damages over fallout from COVID-19.A Chinese artificial intelligence app topped Apple’s App Store charts over the weekend. We have more on why it’s alarming U.S. Congress members and investors.China’s foreign minister sends a veiled warning to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The Chinese side is requesting that Rubio “act accordingly” during their first conversation.00:00 Intro01:19 CIA: COVID-19 Pandemic Likely Came from Chinese Lab03:26 Missouri Takes CCP to Court for $25 Billion04:19 Chinese Minister to Sec. Rubio: Behave Yourself05:46 China Says It Will Take Back Illegal Immigrants06:26 DeepSeek Popularity Rises Amid Censorship Concerns07:56 China’s Cheap AI Model Sparks Investor Sell-Off10:46 Developer Vanke Faces $6B Loss, Leadership Resignation11:45 Congo Jails 3 Chinese in Illegal Mining Crackdown13:15 Paraguay President on Latin America with China
When politics meets superstition, it’s like blending policy with ghost stories. This may sound far-fetched, but in China, superstition surprisingly influences decisions, with many leaders taking prophecies as gospels. Why so …
When politics meets superstition, it’s like blending policy with ghost stories. This may sound far-fetched, but in China, superstition surprisingly influences decisions, with many leaders taking prophecies as gospels. Why so many Chinese believe the Chinese communist regime will end in 2025? Let’s decode the role of mysterious numbers in geopolitics and explore the question: When, and by whom will the Chinese communist regime meet its end? People with one zodiac sign pose a great threat to the communist regime. 1. 2025 is a special year of major changes2. The mysterious numbers in politics3. Who will bring down the CCP? (Hint: One has died.)
A ceramic statue of Donald Trump meditating has gained renewed attention online. The sculpture, created by Chinese artist Hong Jinshi in 2021, depicts Trump dressed in traditional Chinese monk attire, seated …
A ceramic statue of Donald Trump meditating has gained renewed attention online. The sculpture, created by Chinese artist Hong Jinshi in 2021, depicts Trump dressed in traditional Chinese monk attire, seated in a meditative pose with legs crossed and hands forming the dhyana mudra. His half-closed eyes and solemn expression present a stark contrast to his usual dominant image.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has not started 2025 with full control over the CCP. Signs of internal chaos are evident. State propaganda outlets no longer glorify Xi as they once did, …
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has not started 2025 with full control over the CCP. Signs of internal chaos are evident. State propaganda outlets no longer glorify Xi as they once did, while military media appear to operate independently. Adding to the turmoil, another PLA general has gone missing, and Xi’s right-hand man is facing a rare public display of criticism.Timestamp:0:14 Unfriendly Party Media1:47 Military Media Not Nice 3:22 Another General Missing5:10 Right-hand Man in Trouble
Right now the Chinese communist party and the United States are fighting a hidden spy war against one another. On the frontlines of this battle for China is their minsitry of …
Right now the Chinese communist party and the United States are fighting a hidden spy war against one another. On the frontlines of this battle for China is their minsitry of state security also known as the MSS. This agency has a long history of brutal political purges and interrogation tactics. Right now the Chinese Communist party and the United States are fighting a hidden spy war against one another. And on the frontlines of this battle for China is their shadowy Ministry of State Security also known as the (MSS). It’s one of the world’s largest and most secret agency of all. For context they are said to have an estimated 110,000 agents compared to the CIA’s roughly 21,000. It’s like their version of the FBI and CIA all rolled up into one. They have both a domestic and a foreign mission under one roof. At least that’s how this partially redacted document from the US justice department described it.