China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and analysis on China. Videos are based on hundreds of articles, think tank reports, government statements and other …
China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and analysis on China. Videos are based on hundreds of articles, think tank reports, government statements and other resources in English and Chinese. China Update is fully independent and I make the videos. X (Formerly Twitter): / tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:17 US-China: Trump Visit & Taiwan Trade 04:32 China Investors Embrace AI Rally 07:21 China’s Auto Sector Slump
This video exposes the hidden wealth empire of Xi Jinping’s family, shattering the official narrative of clean leadership. Despite claims since 2012 that relatives exited business, evidence shows no real severance—instead, …
This video exposes the hidden wealth empire of Xi Jinping’s family, shattering the official narrative of clean leadership. Despite claims since 2012 that relatives exited business, evidence shows no real severance—instead, assets moved into shadowy proxies and shell companies. Xi’s sister Qi Qiaoqiao quietly dominates lucrative sectors: Venezuelan oil deals netting billions annually via special quotas, rare earth monopolies in Jiangxi, concrete supply in Shenzhen-Guangzhou, and deep ties to China Ping An Insurance. Estimated family-controlled assets exceed 20 trillion RMB (~$3 trillion USD). The script details money-laundering via white glove Chen Zhi, whose 127,271 Bitcoin ($15 billion) and London properties were seized by US-UK authorities in 2026. His repatriation to China is portrayed as silencing to protect the family. Ultimately, the decade of “anti-corruption” is framed as a brutal wealth centralization, turning national resources into one family’s private fortune—while ordinary people pay the price.
Since Xi Jinping’s arrest of Zhang Youxia, the second-highest-ranking military official, and General Liu Zhenli, the military has been in turmoil. A video uploaded by X users claims that an explosion …
Since Xi Jinping’s arrest of Zhang Youxia, the second-highest-ranking military official, and General Liu Zhenli, the military has been in turmoil. A video uploaded by X users claims that an explosion occurred at a Chinese military facility in Zibo, Shandong on February 21. This incident is reportedly connected to dissatisfaction with Xi within the military.
China has amassed vast “floating barriers” – stretching at least 200 miles – mobilising thousands of fishing vessels in a new threat to Taiwan.An animation created using ship-tracking data shows around …
China has amassed vast “floating barriers” – stretching at least 200 miles – mobilising thousands of fishing vessels in a new threat to Taiwan.An animation created using ship-tracking data shows around 1,400 boats gathering in the East China Sea, in two recent operations that went largely undetected until now.Maritime analysts have warned that “a formation of this size and discipline has never been seen before.”The boats are seen forming wall-like parallel or L-shaped lines so dense, that some approaching cargo ships appeared to skirt around them or had to zigzag through.Such formations serve as a display of maritime coordination or a potential “gray-zone” blockade, known to be part of China’s harassment playbook at sea.
The Fujian aircraft carrier has officially joined the fleet. Since crossing the Taiwan Strait in December 2025, it has resumed its maritime training exercises. Expectations are high for its performance in …
The Fujian aircraft carrier has officially joined the fleet. Since crossing the Taiwan Strait in December 2025, it has resumed its maritime training exercises. Expectations are high for its performance in this new round of training, with hopes of uncovering fresh highlights.Chinese military experts are also paying close attention. After carefully analyzing the latest official video, the results may disappoint some. They found that Fujian’s performance in this exercise showed no new breakthroughs and, in fact, highlighted some ongoing issues, with a few even becoming more evident.
After the downfall of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, Xi Jinping hasn’t left Beijing for three months — breaking his New Year tradition of visiting frontline troops. Instead, he inspected the …
After the downfall of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, Xi Jinping hasn’t left Beijing for three months — breaking his New Year tradition of visiting frontline troops. Instead, he inspected the PLA by video from a heavily guarded hall, surrounded by only two senior figures. The empty optics and strange seating hinted at fear at the top. Then came a shock: the high-profile return of a once “politically radioactive” military seductress on CCTV platforms. This episode unpacks the body language, the staged visuals, and why her comeback sends a message Xi can’t ignore.
A Chinese company has been forced to sell land near a U.S. military site—a win for Utah’s government.Marrying U.S. military members to gain base access appears to be another Beijing-linked scheme. …
A Chinese company has been forced to sell land near a U.S. military site—a win for Utah’s government.Marrying U.S. military members to gain base access appears to be another Beijing-linked scheme. Lawsuits and arrests are underway.The CIA takes action: A Mandarin recruiting video targets Chinese officers after a rare military purge sparks backlash. The video says, “Anyone with leadership qualities is bound to be subject to suspicion and ruthlessly eliminated.”The United States and Taiwan have struck a trade deal—bolstering the island nation’s defense against Beijing’s threats.Japan seizes a Chinese fishing boat and arrests its captain, and China protests.China is also helping Russia sidestep U.S. sanctions, with tens of thousands of cars exported through China.00:00 Intro01:01 Utah forces Chinese Company to sell land01:44 Phony marriages for U.S. military base access04:02 CIA video recruiting Chinese officers as spies05:49 U.S. warns on China’s deals in Venezuela07:39 A declining China‑Venezuela relationship08:26 U.S.‑Taiwan reach reciprocal trade deal10:35 New NATO Arctic mission to defend against Russia, China11:07 Japan seizes Chinese fishing boat, arrests skipper11:41 2 Chinese nat’ls charged with spying on Buddhist group12:52 Foreign cars flow into Russia via China14:41 China deal offers zero tariffs to S. African exports15:12 Lessons from China’s Cultural Revolution: Xi van Fleet
China’s annual “Two Sessions” are set to open in early March, offering a critical glimpse into Beijing’s political priorities, economic direction and approach to Taiwan. This year’s meetings unfold amid exceptional …
China’s annual “Two Sessions” are set to open in early March, offering a critical glimpse into Beijing’s political priorities, economic direction and approach to Taiwan. This year’s meetings unfold amid exceptional uncertainty, following the dramatic purge of senior PLA leaders including Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia, raising questions about civil–military relations and internal stability. At the same time, China is entering its 15th Five-Year Plan period, with growth targets, defense spending, and industrial policy under intense scrutiny. How will Beijing balance political control, economic strain, and mounting external pressure from Washington? In this episode, we preview the Two Sessions, examine key political and economic signals to watch, and assess what shifts in rhetoric may reveal about China’s intentions toward Taiwan and the evolving US–China relationship. *Recorded on February 6, 2026 at 2pm Taiwan Standard Time Host: Wen-Ti SungProducer: Chinyeh Chiang Our guests: Titus Chen National Chengchi University Institute of International Relations Research Professor and Deputy DirectorWei-Feng Tzeng National Chengchi University Institute of International Relations Associate Research Fellow Chapters:00:00:00 – China Launches New 5-Year Plan amid Purges00:02:36 – China Loses Military Expertise in Latest Purges00:11:34 – Beijing’s Five-Year Plan Clings to 5% GDP Goal00:21:42 – Xi and Trump Discuss Taiwan on Phone Call#GovernmentWorkReport #EconomicGrothTarget #DefenseBudget #TaiwanPolicy #PLA #XiJinping #ZhangYouxia #LiuZhenli #JiangBin #ZhouXinmin #LuoQi #LiuCangli #ZhouChen #CentralMilitaryCommission #CMC #MilitaryPurge #ChinaPurge #PoliticalLoyalty #ChinaMilitary #CentralMilitaryCommission #RocketForce #AntiCorruption #TigersAndFlies #MilitaryModernization #ChinaDefense #DefenseBudget #ChinaEconomy #15thFiveYearPlan #5YearPlan #GDPGrowthTarget #5% #5Percent #ChinaDream #NewQualityProductiveForces #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIPlus #IoT #InternetofThings #HighTechIndustry #DomesticConsumption #RuralMarket #ChinaGrowth #NumberOneDocument #Agriculture #TaiwanStrait #TaiwanIssues #TaiwanAffairs #CrossStraitRelations #USChinaRelations #XiTrumpSummit #ArmSales #Geopolitics #ChinaForeignPolicy #InternationalAffairs #GlobalSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #EVs #ElectricVehicles #Robotics #InternetOfThings #AerospaceChina #DefenseBudget #ChinaDream #EconomicMobilization #Technocrats #CentennialGoal #NDRC #NationalDevelopmentandReformCommission #TaiwanPlus #TaiwanTalks
Recently, a peculiar trend has swept across the Chinese internet—an unusual fascination with “tearing paper.” However, this isn’t paper being torn, but a material known as “hand-teared steel.”According to Chinese state …
Recently, a peculiar trend has swept across the Chinese internet—an unusual fascination with “tearing paper.” However, this isn’t paper being torn, but a material known as “hand-teared steel.”According to Chinese state media, this 0.015-millimeter-thick steel is a “national powerhouse” that has “broken the Western monopoly,” representing the “pinnacle of industry.” On platforms like Douyin and Weibo, countless Chinese nationalists have expressed their heartfelt sentiments, as if tearing this steel somehow pierced the technological barrier imposed by the West.
While the headlines claim victory, China’s economy is quietly breaking. Official data shows Beijing met its 5% GDP growth target for 2025, but a closer look at the numbers reveals a …
While the headlines claim victory, China’s economy is quietly breaking. Official data shows Beijing met its 5% GDP growth target for 2025, but a closer look at the numbers reveals a system stabilizing under massive strain. In this video, we uncover the truth behind the Chinese property market crash, where new home prices are plummeting and state-owned firms are buying foreclosed assets at nearly half price.We break down why China’s manufacturing sector is hovering near contraction despite trillions in liquidity injections from the People’s Bank of China. The data exposes a terrifying reality: a deflationary spiral where producer prices are falling, consumer demand is weak, and businesses are refusing to borrow money. Is this the start of a financial crisis that could drag down the global economy?From the hidden youth unemployment numbers to the stalling belt and road momentum, we analyze why the world’s second-largest economy isn’t accelerating—it’s stalling. Watch to understand how this “silent slowdown” will impact global trade, commodity prices, and your portfolio in 2026.#ChinaEconomy #Geopolitics #Recession
A spectacular show at the Spring Festival Gala sub-venue in Yibin, China’s Sichuan, showcased China’s domestically developed unmanned aerial vehicles in their first clustered public appearance on the gala stage.
A spectacular show at the Spring Festival Gala sub-venue in Yibin, China’s Sichuan, showcased China’s domestically developed unmanned aerial vehicles in their first clustered public appearance on the gala stage.
Japan’s recent election delivered a landslide victory for Sanae Takaichi and her Liberal Democratic Party, securing 316 seats in the lower house—the strongest ruling-party performance since World War II. This gives …
Japan’s recent election delivered a landslide victory for Sanae Takaichi and her Liberal Democratic Party, securing 316 seats in the lower house—the strongest ruling-party performance since World War II. This gives Takaichi unprecedented power to advance policies once championed by her mentor Shinzo Abe: raising defense spending to 2% of GDP, introducing nuclear-powered submarines, and ultimately amending the constitution to normalize Japan’s military as a full National Defense Force.Far from reviving militarism, these moves stem from deep alarm over China’s rise and military expansion. Takaichi is accelerating Abe’s strategy of building a values-based alliance—especially with the United States—to counter the CCP threat, with clearer commitments to Taiwan’s defense likely ahead. As Cold War 2.0 takes shape, Japan is welding itself firmly to the American camp, setting the stage for sharper Sino-Japanese confrontation in the years to come.
A massive sinkhole has suddenly opened on a busy road in Shanghai, China’s largest financial hub. What caused it?Two Chinese-American female athletes are in the spotlight—not for the medals they won, …
A massive sinkhole has suddenly opened on a busy road in Shanghai, China’s largest financial hub. What caused it?Two Chinese-American female athletes are in the spotlight—not for the medals they won, but for the paths they took. Alysa Liu won figure skating gold for the U.S., while Eileen Gu took freestyle skiing silver for China. A former NBA player calls Eileen Gu a traitor—but she says it’s more about opportunity, not loyalty.Lily Tang Williams, survivor, Mao’s Cultural Revolution: “I think Eileen Gu might consider becoming a Chinese citizen, living there, and seeing what it’s like.”Forty-eight hours after his release by ICE, a Chinese whistleblower with evidence of Beijing’s alleged human rights abuses sat down with us last week. He crossed the U.S. southern border in 2020–21, hoping to escape persecution by the Chinese regime.Takaichi wins big in Japan’s elections, and President Trump unveils a new ‘Board of Peace.’Retired Marine Colonel Grant Newsham joins us to break down what these moves could mean for global politics and China’s reaction: “You’ve seen so many things come out of the White House—this White House that everyone thinks are impossible—and then something happens. So I’m in the wait-and-see mode, but not willing to dismiss it.”00:00 Intro01:03 Subway Site Caves In, Causing Massive Sinkhole in Shanghai01:50 Is Eileen Gu a Traitor to the US?04:53 Eileen Gu Might Consider Living in China: Lily Tang Williams05:31 China Uses Soft Power to Infiltrate the US07:38 China Benefits From Pro-Beijing Celebrities Abroad09:26 Alysa Liu’s Family Has Been Spied on by CCP11:30 Xinjiang Camp Whistleblower Freed After US Asylum Win17:29 Japan’s Power Shift; China Reacts to Board of Peace | Analysis
A new war study warns the US could lose a conflict with China in just 30 days. Fuel shortages. Missile depletion in a week. Critical logistics failures. While Beijing builds the …
A new war study warns the US could lose a conflict with China in just 30 days. Fuel shortages. Missile depletion in a week. Critical logistics failures. While Beijing builds the world’s largest navy and massive missile stockpiles, America’s supply chains and shipbuilding are stretched thin. Here’s what the Heritage Foundation’s “Tidalwave” report reveals—and why the US must prepare now to deter war over Taiwan.
On February 12, workers gathered outside Wuhu Shipyard in Weihai City, Shandong Province, demanding unpaid wages after not receiving salaries for three months. Instead of paying the workers, the company brought …
On February 12, workers gathered outside Wuhu Shipyard in Weihai City, Shandong Province, demanding unpaid wages after not receiving salaries for three months. Instead of paying the workers, the company brought in police who violently drove them away and arrested multiple people on the spot.
US President Donald Trump said on Feb.16 he would decide soon on sending more weapons to Taiwan, after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned against potential moveIn a phone call with Trump …
US President Donald Trump said on Feb.16 he would decide soon on sending more weapons to Taiwan, after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned against potential moveIn a phone call with Trump on Feb 4, Xi had called for “mutual respect” in relations with the US, while also warning Washington over arms sales to the democratically-run island#japan #china #usa #taiwan #trump 0:00 INTRO 2:34 US WEAPONS TO TAIWAN? TRUMP TO DECIDE “SOON”3:47 AS CHINA PULLS BACK, RUSSIA ‘FILLS GAPS’ IN JAPAN TOURISM5:25 ENCIRCLING US MQ-9 DRONES SPOOK CHINA?
Where is Zhang Youxia—and why does Beijing need to “produce” him? Weeks after the shock inside the PLA’s top command, officials still won’t say where he is, how he was taken, …
Where is Zhang Youxia—and why does Beijing need to “produce” him? Weeks after the shock inside the PLA’s top command, officials still won’t say where he is, how he was taken, or which agency is in charge. This episode explains why the silence matters: Xi Jinping’s move crossed long-standing rules, rattled military morale, and split elite factions. With the Two Sessions approaching, pressure is building—turning a missing-general mystery into a regime-level power struggle.
A recent espionage case involving active-duty military personnel has renewed concerns about internal security vulnerabilities in Taiwan. While the investigation is ongoing, the case highlights how modern infiltration rarely relies on …
A recent espionage case involving active-duty military personnel has renewed concerns about internal security vulnerabilities in Taiwan. While the investigation is ongoing, the case highlights how modern infiltration rarely relies on a single actor, instead operating through overlapping roles spanning military access, media influence and information networks. Often described as a “fifth column,” these internal risks raise difficult questions for a democratic society under sustained external pressure. How can Taiwan deter infiltration without undermining civil liberties? In this episode, we examine the evolving nature of fifth-column risks, proposed national security law amendments, gray-zone pressure from China, and how Taiwan can strengthen democratic resilience while preserving openness and rule of law.
The Pentagon recently released a report detailing China’s “National Total War” strategy to overcome the “strong enemy” of the United States.After observing the global response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China …
The Pentagon recently released a report detailing China’s “National Total War” strategy to overcome the “strong enemy” of the United States.After observing the global response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China is hardening not just its military, but also its economy to survive sanctions and global isolation. We break down the Pentagon’s report covering China’s military buildup, global supply chains, technology, logistics, and political considerations as 2027 fast approaches.
Storytime’s Over: Xi Jinping’s Tall Tales Crumble – And What Comes Next? | Digging into ChinaIn the grand theater of authoritarian rule, as Max Weber warned, legitimacy lives or dies by …
Storytime’s Over: Xi Jinping’s Tall Tales Crumble – And What Comes Next? | Digging into ChinaIn the grand theater of authoritarian rule, as Max Weber warned, legitimacy lives or dies by the stories we tell. China’s saga? Mao’s fiery revolutions birthed endless enemies and chaos; Deng’s pragmatic boom traded ideology for growth, buying decades of buy-in. Jiang and Hu fine-tuned the harmony, but Xi? He revived the struggle—anti-corruption crusades masking purges, prosperity myths masking slumps, zero-COVID victories masking trauma.
Start your morning with The National News Desk as Jan Jeffcoat sits down with China expert and author Gordon Chang to discuss the U.S.-Taiwan trade deal, bringing insight and context to …
Start your morning with The National News Desk as Jan Jeffcoat sits down with China expert and author Gordon Chang to discuss the U.S.-Taiwan trade deal, bringing insight and context to the stories shaping the day.
China just suffered a major setback in the Western Hemisphere.Panama’s Supreme Court ruled that CK Hutchison’s concession to operate key ports at the Panama Canal is unconstitutional—a decision that could weaken …
China just suffered a major setback in the Western Hemisphere.Panama’s Supreme Court ruled that CK Hutchison’s concession to operate key ports at the Panama Canal is unconstitutional—a decision that could weaken Beijing’s strategic foothold at one of the world’s most critical trade chokepoints.Beijing is already threatening retaliation, pausing deals, and increasing inspections on Panamanian goods. But instead of intimidating its neighbors, China’s response may be pushing countries closer to the US—and even toward Taiwan.
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US: NIOMF This video was disseminated on behalf of North American Niobiumand was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit: https://portal.goldstandardir.com/dis…00:00 Introduction00:29 CIA Recruitment & China’s Military03:34 China’s Russia Support05:22 North American Niobium (US: NIOMF)09:31 Chinese Economy: Fifth Year of a Housing Crisis
The dust has settled on Japan’s House of Representatives election held on February 8, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) securing 316 seats on its own. This victory …
The dust has settled on Japan’s House of Representatives election held on February 8, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) securing 316 seats on its own. This victory surpasses the two-thirds “supermajority” threshold needed to initiate constitutional amendments in the 465-seat legislature. When combined with the 36 seats won by its ally, the Japan Innovation Party, the ruling coalition now secures 352 seats, granting it absolute dominance. This marks the largest victory for a single political party in post-war Japan and sets a new record for the LDP’s most remarkable electoral performance in its 71-year history. Sanae Takaichi herself also won a landslide victory in her own constituency with 88.7% of the vote, providing her administration with a strong popular mandate.
Taiwan’s vice premier says it’s impossible to move 40 percent of semiconductor production to the United States. More on the tug-of-war between Washington and Taipei over this critical technology.U.S. military forces …
Taiwan’s vice premier says it’s impossible to move 40 percent of semiconductor production to the United States. More on the tug-of-war between Washington and Taipei over this critical technology.U.S. military forces pursued a sanctioned oil tanker from South America halfway across the globe before boarding it in the Indian Ocean. The ship was carrying oil bound for China.Visiting Bath Iron Works, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called for faster U.S. manufacturing. He says the Pentagon is pushing to rebuild the defense industrial base and prioritize U.S.-made weapons to meet battlefield demands.Four years in prison for a former campaign adviser to a Southern California city council member. He’s been convicted of acting as an agent for China.A strategic Australian port has become a battleground for U.S.–China tensions. Australia’s prime minister aims to regain control of the Darwin port—triggering possible trade retaliation from China.Some of China’s high-ranking military officers have been purged. Insiders reveal a quiet pushback spreading through the Chinese military and into the civilian bureaucracy.00:00 Intro01:26 Taiwan: Moving 40 Percent of Chip Production to U.S. ‘Impossible’03:24 U.S. Forces Board Venezuelan Oil Tanker Bound for China04:20 U.S. War Secretary: ‘Go Fast. We Win.’06:49 California Man Gets 4 Years for China Agent Role07:43 U.S. to Deploy 4 Submarines to Naval Base in Australia08:52 Australia Aims to Reclaim Darwin Port From China10:35 Insiders: Passive Resistance Spreading in China’s Military11:20 Jimmy Lai’s Verdict Reveals CCP’s True Nature: Cella11:43 Starmer Calls for Strategic Partnership With China14:01 Jimmy Lai’s Last Interview Before Arrest16:29 Independent Media in Hong Kong Under Pressure18:38 Air Canada Suspends Flights to Cuba
Taiwan and the US are deepening military cooperation with the establishment of a Joint Firepower Coordination Center, designed to improve target integration and precision strike planning amid rising pressure from China. …
Taiwan and the US are deepening military cooperation with the establishment of a Joint Firepower Coordination Center, designed to improve target integration and precision strike planning amid rising pressure from China. Supporters argue the move strengthens deterrence by denial in the Taiwan Strait, while critics warn it could narrow strategic ambiguity. At the same time, questions have emerged over Washington’s priorities after Taiwan was not explicitly mentioned in the latest US National Defense Strategy, even as officials emphasize the First Island Chain. How should this omission be interpreted? And what does growing US–Taiwan operational integration mean for regional security? In this episode, we examine the Joint Firepower Coordination Center, evolving US strategy in the Indo-Pacific, and how Taiwan fits into shifting US defense planning under renewed US–China rivalry. *Recorded on February 5, 2026 at 2pm Taiwan Standard Time Host: Wen-Ti SungProducer: Chinyeh Chiang Our guests: Bryce C. Barros GLOBSEC’s GeoTech Center Associate FellowKitsch Liao Atlantic Council’s Global China Hub Associate Director Chapters:00:00:00 – Taiwan, US Build ‘Joint Firepower’ to Deter War00:01:38 – Taiwan and US Integrate Military Systems00:10:56 – Why Did US Omit Taiwan in Official Strategy?00:19:21 – Trump and Xi Talk Trade, Security Ahead of Visit
FBI Director Kash Patel says President Donald Trump is backing the return of the China Initiative. The program, which ended under the Biden administration, targeted criminal activity tied to the Chinese …
FBI Director Kash Patel says President Donald Trump is backing the return of the China Initiative. The program, which ended under the Biden administration, targeted criminal activity tied to the Chinese Communist Party. Arrests for Chinese espionage reportedly rose 40 percent during the first year of Trump’s second term.A major shift in Japan’s political landscape. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a sweeping supermajority victory. Reactions are coming in from Trump and China’s Foreign Ministry.Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison in the city’s most severe national security case to date. World leaders are condemning the ruling.The White House is backing Taiwan’s $40 billion push to boost defense spending. Details on infighting among the island’s political parties over the proposal.“Appearance violations.” That’s the official reason a Chinese singer has been repeatedly banned on Chinese social media. His resemblance to Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping has become an issue for the regime.00:00 Intro01:12 FBI’s Focus Returns to CCP-Related Threats02:59 Takaichi Wins Snap Election; Trump, China Respond05:53 Hong Kong Jails China Critic Jimmy Lai for 20 Years07:41 WH Backs Taiwan’s Plan to Raise Defense Spending08:46 Honduras Weighs Taiwan Ties After Trump Meeting10:10 Singer-Actor Repeatedly Banned for Resembling Xi Jinping11:15 Farmers Seek Land Pay, Workers Demand Owed Wages12:11 Japan’s Takaichi Secures Landslide Win in Snap Election | Analysis15:43 U.S. to Bring China Under New Nuclear Arms Control?18:36 What’s Next in U.S.-China Relations?🔵Tiffany Meier’s documentary Hollywood Takeover – how Beijing is rewriting the script in America’s film industry: hollywoodtakeover.com
The daily average number of Chinese military aircraft coming near Taiwan last month was the lowest since President Lai Ching-te took office in May 2024, according to defense ministry figures. TaiwanPlus …
The daily average number of Chinese military aircraft coming near Taiwan last month was the lowest since President Lai Ching-te took office in May 2024, according to defense ministry figures. TaiwanPlus spoke to INDSR’s Su Tzu-yun for his thoughts on what could be driving this decline.
Fujian, the third Chinese aircraft carrier, was commissioned at the Sanya military port in Hainan in November 2025. Just three months later, it became embroiled in another scandal. Chinese media exposed …
Fujian, the third Chinese aircraft carrier, was commissioned at the Sanya military port in Hainan in November 2025. Just three months later, it became embroiled in another scandal. Chinese media exposed its significant flaws, stating that Fujian not only falls short of American aircraft carriers but also fails to compare to the unfinished Soviet aircraft carrier.
China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and analysis on China. Videos are based on hundreds of articles, think tank reports, government statements and other …
China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and analysis on China. Videos are based on hundreds of articles, think tank reports, government statements and other resources in English and Chinese. China Update is fully independent and I make the videos.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discusses President Donald Trump’s critical minerals deals and the framework for the U.S.-India trade deal on ‘Mornings with Maria.’ #foxbusiness #morningswithmaria
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discusses President Donald Trump’s critical minerals deals and the framework for the U.S.-India trade deal on ‘Mornings with Maria.’ #foxbusiness #morningswithmaria
A significant industry has emerged of expectant mothers flying from China to states such as California or U.S. territories such as Saipan to give birth to American citizens, says investigative reporter …
A significant industry has emerged of expectant mothers flying from China to states such as California or U.S. territories such as Saipan to give birth to American citizens, says investigative reporter Peter Schweizer.As soon as the newborn is old enough to fly, mother and child travel back to China with their babies. Chinese state-run media began promoting such services years ago, Schweizer says.“They are exploiting this on a massive scale,” Schweizer said. “It’s industrial, and we are completely oblivious to it.”He estimates there are tens of thousands of such cases per year. When the child turns 21, their parents can then potentially claim green cards through them.There are also growing anecdotes of surrogacy as another preferred route.“Politically connected elites in China … are hiring women in the United States to carry their children. They call them carriers. And these women are American citizens,” Schweizer says.Schweizer is the author of multiple New York Times bestsellers, including most recently “The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.”In this episode, he breaks down some of the incredible findings of his book.Over the course of history, “migration has oftentimes been used as a weapon: a weapon of subversion, a weapon to overwhelm an enemy, a weapon to divide an enemy, a weapon to sow chaos,” he says.Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.