Chinese state media released a three-part documentary on police investigations into Myanmar’s scam centres on Monday. The series shows the obstacles faced by Chinese authorities and highlights the progress they have made in dismantling the operations.
Chinese state media released a three-part documentary on police investigations into Myanmar’s scam centres on Monday. The series shows the obstacles faced by Chinese authorities and highlights the progress they have made in dismantling the operations.
Hong Kong’s crackdown on visitors abusing visas to illegally offer tour guiding, photography and other services has failed to deter mainland operators from engaging in unlicensed work. The adverts for such services have appeared on mainland Chinese social media ahead of the National Day “golden week” break, the South China Morning Post has found.
Hong Kong’s crackdown on visitors abusing visas to illegally offer tour guiding, photography and other services has failed to deter mainland operators from engaging in unlicensed work. The adverts for such services have appeared on mainland Chinese social media ahead of the National Day “golden week” break, the South China Morning Post has found.
Xi Jinping’s crackdown on corruption in the military is raising a big question: how ready is China for war? Removing senior officers can clean up the ranks, but it can also shake command and confidence. We look at what the crackdown means for the People’s Liberation Army, what it could say about Xi’s priorities, and how it fits into China’s war readiness.
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Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption in the military is raising a big question: how ready is China for war? Removing senior officers can clean up the ranks, but it can also shake command and confidence. We look at what the crackdown means for the People's Liberation Army, what it could say about Xi's priorities, and how it fits into China's war readiness.
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China says homelessness doesn’t exist. So why are Chinese people making viral videos about how to survive on the streets?
The CCP may have found a simple solution to homelessness: change the definition. As China’s economy struggles, young people face unemployment and growing pessimism—and Beijing is rewriting the language around poverty, homelessness, and even human rights.
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China says homelessness doesn’t exist. So why are Chinese people making viral videos about how to survive on the streets?
The CCP may have found a simple solution to homelessness: change the definition. As China’s economy struggles, young people face unemployment and growing pessimism—and Beijing is rewriting the language around poverty, homelessness, and even human rights.
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A bipartisan bill aims to expand sanctions on Russia and Iran. China, a major buyer of Russian oil, could also be targeted.Concerns about artificial intellig
A bipartisan bill aims to expand sanctions on Russia and Iran. China, a major buyer of Russian oil, could also be targeted. Concerns about artificial intelligence are emerging in both the West and the East. Epoch Times reporter Nathan Su says a change in mindset is needed. “China has been conducting unrestricted warfare against the United States since the mid-'90s. They are at war with us, but we think they are our competitor. You can’t win a war when you go into it with the mentality of competition,” he said. A former U.S. soldier pleads guilty to collecting sensitive information about U.S. weapons for Beijing. And a proposed sale of advanced U.S. fighter jets to Saudi Arabia is raising concerns among American officials over the kingdom’s ties to China. We’ll look at the deal and what’s at stake. 00:00 Intro 01:11 China Targeted Over U.S. Sanctions on Russia, Iran 02:33 House Bill Requires Data Centers to Pay for Electricity Spikes 03:34 OpenAI Found More Instances of Deceptive Models 04:11 China’s Spy Chief Warns AI Is a Threat to Party Rule 06:34 What’s Behind Beijing’s AI Warning? 08:44 U.S. Must Recognize China Is at War With Us 10:17 Huawei Staff Allegedly Took Photos of T-Mobile Robot 11:48 Former U.S. Soldier Pleads Guilty in China Spy Case 12:20 F-35 Sale Raises Concerns Over Saudi-China Ties 13:44 House Hearing Probes CCP, North Korean Repression 16:47 Jimmy Lai’s Son Appeals to Xi for Father’s Freedom 19:38 Carney: Canada Will Decide Its Own Partnerships 20:48 Trump Threatens EU With Tariffs Over Canada Association 21:42 Taiwan Plans Rare Philippines Visit Amid China Tensions
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro joins ‘Saturday in America’ to break down the task force taking down alleged Chinese-run scam centers in Southeast Asia.
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Indonesia is investigating reports that eight of its citizens who applied for civilian jobs were instead recruited to fight for Russia against Ukraine. Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Legal, Human Rights, Immigration and Corrections, Yusril Ihza Mahendra, said authorities are checking the identities and hiring processes of the individuals, who were allegedly lured by promises of high-paying, non-combat roles as well as fast-tracked Russian citizenship.
Indonesia is investigating reports that eight of its citizens who applied for civilian jobs were instead recruited to fight for Russia against Ukraine. Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Legal, Human Rights, Immigration and Corrections, Yusril Ihza Mahendra, said authorities are checking the identities and hiring processes of the individuals, who were allegedly lured by promises of high-paying, non-combat roles as well as fast-tracked Russian citizenship.
China’s economy is struggling—and the CCP’s answer is increasingly looking like a crackdown. As jobs disappear, real estate collapses, and consumer spending weakens, Beijing is tightening controls on the very people who might want to leave. From purged financial officials to restrictions on wealthy elites and AI talent, China’s economic crisis is turning into a freedom crisis.
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China’s economy is struggling—and the CCP’s answer is increasingly looking like a crackdown. As jobs disappear, real estate collapses, and consumer spending weakens, Beijing is tightening controls on the very people who might want to leave. From purged financial officials to restrictions on wealthy elites and AI talent, China’s economic crisis is turning into a freedom crisis.
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Clasping her hands together in prayer, four-year-old Huanle tells God she misses her mum, whom she hasn’t seen since Chinese authorities raided their home last year in a crackdown on their unregistered church.
Last October, Chinese authorities cracked down on the Zion Church, one of the largest underground churches in China, detaining more than 20 of its members, including 43-year-old Wang, Huanle’s mother.
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Clasping her hands together in prayer, four-year-old Huanle tells God she misses her mum, whom she hasn't seen since Chinese authorities raided their home last year in a crackdown on their unregistered church.
Last October, Chinese authorities cracked down on the Zion Church, one of the largest underground churches in China, detaining more than 20 of its members, including 43-year-old Wang, Huanle's mother.
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Xi Jinping Purges Top PLA Generals | Galwan-Era Commander Removed | India-China Border In Focus
Xi Jinping has intensified his crackdown on corruption and alleged discipline violations inside China’s People’s Liberation Army, with several senior military figures removed from key positions.
The latest military shake-up has drawn attention in India because of the background of some of the officials involved. A former commander of China’s Western Theater Command, which oversees the region facing India, has been removed from the party and military establishment.
The Western Theater Command played a major role during the 2017 Doklam standoff and the 2020 Galwan clash, making the latest developments particularly significant for India-China relations.
Several other senior PLA figures have also faced investigations and removal amid Xi Jinping’s broader anti-corruption campaign. The move is being viewed not only as an effort to tackle corruption but also as part of Xi’s drive to strengthen political loyalty and his control over the Chinese military.
The development comes as India-China relations, the unresolved border dispute and a possible Modi-Xi meeting at the upcoming BRICS summit remain closely watched.
Former Indian diplomat Suresh K. Goel joins the discussion to examine Xi Jinping’s military purge, the Galwan and Doklam connection, the India-China border dispute, possible areas of future cooperation and what the developments could mean for bilateral ties.
Watch the full discussion for the latest updates on Xi Jinping, China’s PLA, Galwan clash, Doklam standoff, India-China border tensions, BRICS, Narendra Modi and China military news.
Xi Jinping Purges Top PLA Generals | Galwan-Era Commander Removed | India-China Border In Focus
Xi Jinping has intensified his crackdown on corruption and alleged discipline violations inside China's People's Liberation Army, with several senior military figures removed from key positions.
The latest military shake-up has drawn attention in India because of the background of some of the officials involved. A former commander of China's Western Theater Command, which oversees the region facing India, has been removed from the party and military establishment.
The Western Theater Command played a major role during the 2017 Doklam standoff and the 2020 Galwan clash, making the latest developments particularly significant for India-China relations.
Several other senior PLA figures have also faced investigations and removal amid Xi Jinping's broader anti-corruption campaign. The move is being viewed not only as an effort to tackle corruption but also as part of Xi's drive to strengthen political loyalty and his control over the Chinese military.
The development comes as India-China relations, the unresolved border dispute and a possible Modi-Xi meeting at the upcoming BRICS summit remain closely watched.
Former Indian diplomat Suresh K. Goel joins the discussion to examine Xi Jinping's military purge, the Galwan and Doklam connection, the India-China border dispute, possible areas of future cooperation and what the developments could mean for bilateral ties.
Watch the full discussion for the latest updates on Xi Jinping, China's PLA, Galwan clash, Doklam standoff, India-China border tensions, BRICS, Narendra Modi and China military news.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has placed senior military leaders Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli under investigation for alleged corruption, in a major shake-up of China’s top military leadership. The move reportedly leaves the Central Military Commission with just two active members, raising fresh questions over Xi’s control of the PLA and the scale of the ongoing military purge.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has placed senior military leaders Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli under investigation for alleged corruption, in a major shake-up of China’s top military leadership. The move reportedly leaves the Central Military Commission with just two active members, raising fresh questions over Xi’s control of the PLA and the scale of the ongoing military purge.
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China’s luxury market is showing signs of a sharp slowdown, and a tax crackdown targeting wealth held overseas may be making wealthy shoppers think twice before spending.
Sales at China’s 25 biggest luxury brands fell more than 10 percent in July, according to three research firms surveyed by Bloomberg.
That is a steeper decline than in June and a major reversal from stronger sales earlier this year.
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China’s luxury market is showing signs of a sharp slowdown, and a tax crackdown targeting wealth held overseas may be making wealthy shoppers think twice before spending.
Sales at China’s 25 biggest luxury brands fell more than 10 percent in July, according to three research firms surveyed by Bloomberg.
That is a steeper decline than in June and a major reversal from stronger sales earlier this year.
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Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses China’s push for ‘digital sovereignty’ and the threat of Chinese-made products slipping into U.S. go
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses China's push for 'digital sovereignty' and the threat of Chinese-made products slipping into U.S. government procurement supply chains.
Art historian Nathalie Trouveroy has shared never-before-seen footage of the Tiananmen Square protests with Le Monde, shedding new light on how the Chinese regime violently repressed the student protests in June …
Art historian Nathalie Trouveroy has shared never-before-seen footage of the Tiananmen Square protests with Le Monde, shedding new light on how the Chinese regime violently repressed the student protests in June 1989.
The United States has cut F-1 visas for Chinese students by nearly 50 percent. What does this mean for American students and U.S. national security? A record the FBI says underscores …
The United States has cut F-1 visas for Chinese students by nearly 50 percent. What does this mean for American students and U.S. national security? A record the FBI says underscores growing threats: More than 700 terror plots were foiled in the U.S. last year. Espionage arrests also climbed sharply. A warning sign for China's fast-growing biotech industry: The reported death of a child following a gene therapy trial is raising questions about safety reviews and transparency in Beijing. The company involved notably has an office in the United States. Fighter jets scrambling, the internet slowing: Taiwan has kicked off its most realistic war games yet as the threat of a Chinese invasion looms. 00:00 Intro 01:20 U.S. Cuts F-1 Visas for Chinese Students by 46% 03:37 U.S. to Reject More Visa Applications From China 04:20 FBI Says It Prevented 715 Terror Plots in U.S. 05:25 Death of Child Puts China Biotech Under Scrutiny 06:21 Han Kuang 42: Taiwan Trains Forces for a China Invasion 08:43 Taiwan Trains for Real War as 2027 Window Nears 08:57 Brazil Steelmaker Pushes Back on China Steel Growth 10:08 U.S. Plans to Close Five Diplomatic Missions 11:40 Shen Yun Documentary 'Unbroken' Premieres in Sydney 16:00 UK OKs Plans for Chinese ‘Mega Embassy’ 17:18 Residents Seek to Block Mega Chinese Embassy 17:57 China's Mega London Embassy Raises Security Concerns 20:42 Beijing's Ethnic Unity Law: Transnational Repression Tool?
China's wealthy thought they could protect their money by moving it overseas. Now the Chinese Communist Party is making sure they can't escape. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look …
China's wealthy thought they could protect their money by moving it overseas. Now the Chinese Communist Party is making sure they can't escape. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at China's new exit regulations, the CCP's crackdown on private wealth, and why these changes could mark the end of Chinese entrepreneurship as we know it.
This news packed episode opens with an extensive discussion about alleged illegal fishing activities conducted by vessels linked to the Chinese Communist Party. The Senator argues that Chinese distant-water fishing fleets …
This news packed episode opens with an extensive discussion about alleged illegal fishing activities conducted by vessels linked to the Chinese Communist Party. The Senator argues that Chinese distant-water fishing fleets operate on a massive scale, engaging in illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing that harms marine ecosystems, depletes fish populations, damages local fishing industries, and relies on forced labor practices. He describes efforts to combat these operations through sanctions and increased Coast Guard monitoring.
New U.S. tariffs reignite trade tensions with China. Beijing says Washington agreed to cap forced labor-related tariffs on Chinese goods at 20 percent. We look at what the new tariffs mean …
New U.S. tariffs reignite trade tensions with China. Beijing says Washington agreed to cap forced labor-related tariffs on Chinese goods at 20 percent. We look at what the new tariffs mean for U.S.–China trade. Allen Zhang, research assistant at the Heritage Foundation, says, "A lot of Chinese products are flowing into different markets, undercutting American prices and generally making it hard for American businesses to sustain their operations." The race for 6G is already underway. The United States is teaming up with allies to shape the next wireless era—and counter China's influence. China's influence operations in the United States are under scrutiny. Federal records show Beijing spent about $100 million in a single year to shape policy and public opinion in America. Severe flooding continues in China. A typhoon has been sweeping through southern parts of the country, submerging streets and in one case sending a freezer sliding down a flooded roadway. 00:00 Intro 01:14 China: U.S. Forced Labor Tariffs Capped at 20% 02:28 Trump Imposes Forced-Labor Tariffs on 60 Economies 02:37 China's Forced Labor Faces U.S. Crackdown 04:12 Low-Cost China Imports Hurt U.S. Business 05:55 Tariffs May Pressure Countries to Reform Trade 06:56 U.S. Leads New 6G Coalition to Counter China 08:30 Trump Admin Builds Global Alliance for Secure 6G 08:45 China's Influence Operations in U.S. Under Scrutiny 10:07 Streets Flooded as Typhoon Noul Hits Southern China 11:46 China Hits 14 EU Firms With Export Controls 12:36 Ford, Chinese Automaker Geely to Partner in Europe 13:05 Chinese Cars Raise Global Auto Industry Concerns 16:13 U.S. Lawmakers Move to Block Chinese Cars 17:11 Chinese Cars Collect Americans' Data Without Consent 18:12 Calls Grow for Protections Against Car Data Risks 19:50 France, Germany Seek to Revive EU Auto Industry
Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with China’s top diplomat as both sides prepare for a possible leaders’ summit in Washington this fall. Meanwhile, the Quad sends a strong message on …
Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with China’s top diplomat as both sides prepare for a possible leaders’ summit in Washington this fall. Meanwhile, the Quad sends a strong message on Indo-Pacific security. The United States is weighing new sanctions on China. This time, the fight is over artificial intelligence and alleged technology theft. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, “We are finding watermarks of our U.S. large language models on many of the Chinese models.” Flooding has swept across China, including the financial hub of Shanghai. Rainwater leaked through roofs, pouring down like waterfalls, while sewage surged from toilets and flooded entire apartments. China’s housing slump isn’t over yet. It’s now in its fourth year. Experts explain why a recovery could still be years away. The human cost of socialism: From Cuba to Venezuela, critics say decades of authoritarian rule have crushed freedom and opportunity. We hear from an expert on what lies ahead. 00:00 Intro 01:06 Rubio, Wang Yi Set Stage for September Trump-Xi Summit 02:15 Quad Ministers Push Back on Coercion in Indo-Pacific 02:46 Philippine Foreign Minister Protests China’s Actions 03:58 Australia to Warn China Over Provocative Actions 04:21 Bessent Considers Sanctioning China for AI Model Theft 05:26 Bessent: China Buys Significantly Less Iranian Oil 05:40 China’s Multi-Front Assault on Free Societies 06:47 CCP Atrocity: Forced Organ Harvesting 07:16 Panels Highlight China’s Human Rights Abuses, Cyberattacks 09:27 Rainstorm Floods Parts of China’s Financial Hub 10:17 China’s Housing Slump Enters Fourth Year 12:08 Former TSMC Manager Faces China Espionage Charges 14:33 Venezuela Eyes Economic Turnaround 15:18 Venezuela Sees Democratic Progress 16:02 Americas Have to Be Free From Communism: Jraissati 17:55 Socialism Brings Poverty and Repression 19:20 China’s Venezuela Influence Faces Shift
From maritime clashes to a potential fall summit: Secretary of State Marco Rubio lands in the Philippines with a firm message for China that America is staying focused on the Pacific. …
From maritime clashes to a potential fall summit: Secretary of State Marco Rubio lands in the Philippines with a firm message for China that America is staying focused on the Pacific. President Donald Trump is taking aim at U.S. reliance on China. The Pentagon is rolling out tougher rules for defense supply chains. We’ll break down what’s in the order. Harvard University is under investigation. The Justice Department says the Ivy League school may be providing financial aid to foreign students, presumably from China, at the expense of American students. In the space race between the United States and China, NASA’s Artemis III mission is moving forward despite an explosion in May. This year marks the 27th anniversary of the start of the deadly persecution of the Falun Gong meditation practice in China. We spoke with Steve Lance, host of NTD’s Capitol Report and executive producer of the award-winning documentary “Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun.” Rubio Pushes Back on China’s Influence in Southeast Asia Rubio to Meet China’s Wang Yi Amid Escalating Tensions U.S. Condemns China’s Actions Against Philippine Navy Trump Tightens Defense Supply Chain Rules DOJ Probes Harvard’s Financial Aid Practices New State Department Report Describes Cuban Infiltration in U.S. Report: Cuba Recruits American University Students as Agents Cuban Regime’s Strategic Partnerships With China, Russia U.S. Imposes 50 Percent Tariffs on $20 Billion of Canadian Goods Trump Administration to Unveil Forced Labor Trade Action NASA’s Artemis III Mission Still on Track for 2027 2026 Rally to End Persecution of Falun Dafa
Even Xi Jinping may no longer trust China’s official economic data. According to former CCP insider Du Wen, Xi’s inner circle has allegedly built its own independent data network to bypass …
Even Xi Jinping may no longer trust China’s official economic data. According to former CCP insider Du Wen, Xi’s inner circle has allegedly built its own independent data network to bypass China’s statistics bureau. And the numbers are alarming: factory deflation lasting 42 months, collapsing corporate profits, rising costs, and a deepening confidence crisis across China’s economy. At the same time, Beijing has launched a sweeping crackdown on offshore brokerage firms used by mainland Chinese investors to buy U.S. and Hong Kong stocks. Authorities are investigating platforms like Futu, Tiger Brokers, and Longbridge, while tightening cross-border capital controls and restricting overseas investment channels. Is China entering a slow-motion economic crisis hidden beneath official GDP growth? In this episode, we break down the hidden signals behind China’s worsening deflation, collapsing confidence, capital flight fears, and Beijing’s growing efforts to seal financial exits.
This video from Lei's Real Talk explores the possibility that China's official economic data may no longer reflect reality, even in the eyes of President Xi Jinping. The episode suggests that an independent data network has allegedly been established within Xi's inner circle to bypass the national statistics bureau due to concerns over reported figures. According to former CCP insider Du Wen cited in the description, current indicators include factory deflation lasting 42 months, collapsing corporate profits, rising costs, and a deepening confidence crisis.
Simultaneously, Beijing is reportedly launching a crackdown on offshore brokerage firms used by mainland investors for overseas stock purchases. Authorities are investigating platforms such as Futu, Tiger Brokers, and Longbridge while tightening cross-border capital controls to restrict investment channels. The content questions whether China is entering a slow-motion economic crisis concealed beneath official GDP growth numbers. The discussion covers hidden signals regarding worsening deflation, eroding confidence, fears of capital flight, and the government's efforts to seal financial exits. The video aims to break down these developments without relying on official narratives, offering context on the broader implications for China's financial stability and global markets.
“In all DJI stores in Beijing, you can no longer find drones for sale. Some netizens are commenting, ‘It’s so sad, are they really that scared?’ ‘What are they really afraid …
“In all DJI stores in Beijing, you can no longer find drones for sale. Some netizens are commenting, ‘It’s so sad, are they really that scared?’ ‘What are they really afraid of?’ ‘Next step, maybe they’ll ban phones too, since they can record everywhere.’ Others are saying, ‘So this proves that top tech companies can’t survive here.’ And even more netizens are commenting, ‘They know their retribution is coming soon.'”
China's drone manufacturer DJI has reportedly ceased operations in its domestic market, with stores across Beijing no longer stocking their products. This development has sparked significant discussion among online users regarding the reasons behind such a decisive move. Some observers express sadness over the situation, questioning whether authorities are overly cautious or fearful of specific threats posed by surveillance technology. Others speculate that the restrictions might extend to other devices capable of recording in the future, suggesting a broader crackdown on consumer electronics. A segment of the public interprets this event as evidence that leading technology firms cannot sustain business within the country under current conditions. Conversely, another group believes these actions are merely preliminary steps, anticipating further retribution against the company soon. The situation highlights the complex relationship between domestic tech giants and national security concerns. While the exact motivations remain unclear to the general public, the ban represents a major shift for one of the world's largest drone producers. The incident underscores the volatile nature of the regulatory environment facing high-tech enterprises operating within China today.
President Donald Trump says a deal to end the Iran war is possible before his visit to China next week. This comes as Iran’s foreign minister meets with China’s top diplomat …
President Donald Trump says a deal to end the Iran war is possible before his visit to China next week. This comes as Iran’s foreign minister meets with China’s top diplomat in Beijing at China’s invitation. We have the key takeaways. A man accused of opening a secret Chinese police station in New York is on trial this week. What prosecutors say he did to help Beijing carry out its agenda on U.S. soil—and why the case matters. Flora Hua reports from the courtroom. China is reportedly still supplying key drone parts to Russia and Iran despite U.S. sanctions. A new report shows the flow may be increasing. Japanese and U.S. forces conduct live-fire drills in a major regional exercise as security cooperation grows amid rising tensions with Beijing in the South China Sea. A brazen act of foreign interference in Canada: The Chinese Consulate pressured Vancouver city officials to cancel a Shen Yun performance—but failed. 00:00 Intro 01:18 Trump: Deal to End Iran War Possible Before China Visit 01:34 China Top Diplomat Meets With Iran Foreign Minister 02:33 Expert: China, Iran Likely Discussed How to Cope With U.S. 03:14 Greer: Trump, Xi to Discuss China’s Iran Oil Purchases 03:45 U.S. to Address Human Rights During China Visit 04:32 Satellite Chinese Police Station in NYC on Trial: Day 3 07:172.5 Million Tons of Lithium Found in U.S. 07:54 China Still Supplying Drone Parts to Russia, Iran: WSJ 09:02 Japan, U.S. Hold Live-Fire Drills Facing South China Sea 10:45 China Pressured Vancouver Official to Cancel Shen Yun 13:44 Lee Smith on Trump’s Leverage Heading Into Xi Summit 14:02 China Loses Edge as Trump Gains Energy Upper Hand 15:28 Break From Past: Trump to Press Xi on Human Rights 17:29 Trump Faces China Strategy Shaped by Elites 19:57 Taiwan Tied to Broader U.S.-China Strategy 21:31 Trump 2.0: More Leverage, Broader China Push
This episode of China in Focus examines ongoing diplomatic and strategic developments between the United States, China, and other global powers. President Donald Trump suggests a potential agreement to end the war in Iran could be reached before his upcoming visit to Beijing, where he is scheduled to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Concurrently, Iranian and Chinese diplomats are holding discussions in Beijing at the invitation of China's leadership. A significant portion of the report addresses allegations that China continues to supply critical drone components to both Russia and Iran, despite existing U.S. sanctions, with some reports indicating this flow may be increasing.
The program also covers a trial involving an individual accused of establishing a secret Chinese police station in New York, highlighting concerns over Beijing's activities on U.S. soil. In the region, Japan and the United States are conducting live-fire drills as security cooperation intensifies amid rising tensions in the South China Sea. Additionally, the episode details an incident where the Chinese Consulate in Canada reportedly pressured Vancouver officials to cancel a Shen Yun performance, though the request was unsuccessful. The broadcast further explores topics such as lithium reserves found in the U.S., human rights discussions expected during the summit, and broader strategies regarding Taiwan and energy leverage.
A former senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci at the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has been indicted. David Morens has been accused of suppressing evidence supporting the …
A former senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci at the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has been indicted. David Morens has been accused of suppressing evidence supporting the Wuhan lab-leak theory. Artificial intelligence tensions flare over a forum hosted by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) featuring U.S. and Chinese scientists. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the real danger is allowing any country other than the United States to set global AI standards. A U.S. company is testing a brain implant in China, marking a rare disclosure in the fast-moving and controversial race for neurotechnology. Meanwhile, experts are raising ethical concerns. An American company may be complicit in human rights violations in China. The Supreme Court is weighing in on the case. A new documentary reveals a chilling reality: China has been waging a silent war against America for years through fentanyl, apps, farmland, ports, and even our power grids. How should the U.S. government—and everyday Americans—respond? 00:00 Intro 01:05 Former Fauci Advisor Indicted Over COVID 01:27 Morens Accused in Wuhan COVID Cover-Up 02:19 Pompeo: Wuhan Lab Theory Was Undermined 02:48 Bessent: China Should Not Set Global AI Standard 03:45 China AI Firms Accused of Distillation Attacks 04:51 Cisco Accused of Aiding CCP Persecution of Falun Gong 08:03 Stealth Invasion: CCP’s Silent War on America 10:51 Attacks on Shen Yun: CCP’s Warfare Against the U.S. 12:44 U.S., Allies Back Panama’s Sovereignty 14:48 House Dems Urge Trump to Maintain Ban on Chinese Cars 15:57 BYD Posts Steepest Profit Drop in 6 Years 16:46 VOC President: Global Propaganda to Soften Image of China 17:02 China Influence Campaigns Target America’s Youth 19:20 U.S. States Add Anti-Communism Curriculum 20:30 Patterson: Reject China Model Over U.S. Values
This episode of China in Focus examines several developing stories regarding U.S.-China relations and domestic policy issues. A former senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has faced indictment, with accusations that he suppressed evidence related to the Wuhan lab-leak theory. The program also covers rising tensions in artificial intelligence following a forum hosted by Senator Bernie Sanders featuring scientists from both nations. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed concerns about allowing foreign countries to establish global AI standards.
Additional segments discuss a U.S. company testing brain implants in China, raising ethical questions within the competitive neurotechnology sector. The broadcast addresses potential human rights violations involving an American firm operating in China, noting that the Supreme Court is reviewing the matter. A documentary highlights allegations of a silent war waged by China against America through various channels including fentanyl distribution, digital applications, agricultural land, ports, and power grids. The episode further explores attacks on Shen Yun performances as part of broader accusations of warfare against the United States, alongside discussions on Panama's sovereignty and trade restrictions on Chinese vehicles.
The United States is waging economic warfare against Iran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he warned Chinese banks that doing business with Iran could trigger U.S. sanctions. New details are emerging …
The United States is waging economic warfare against Iran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he warned Chinese banks that doing business with Iran could trigger U.S. sanctions. New details are emerging about China’s theft of cutting-edge U.S. AI technology. Lawmakers warn it is a growing national security threat. China is growing upset over a Japanese warship passing through the Taiwan Strait. Meanwhile, Japan is taking a more assertive defense stance—preparing to relax weapons export restrictions and secure Pacific sea lanes. New Zealand is sending surveillance aircraft to waters near China. Why is the island nation deploying military planes thousands of miles away? 00:00 Intro 01:08 Bessent Warns of Sanctions on Chinese Banks Aiding Iran 03:56 Trump: Hormuz Strait Completely Open & Ready for Business 05:35 Trump: Israel Banned from Bombing Lebanon, ‘Enough Is Enough’ 06:15 U.S. Blockade to Target Iranian Ships Worldwide | Analysis 06:45 China-Linked “Dark Fleet” Evades U.S. Sanctions 08:26 U.S. Intensifies Crackdown on “Dark Fleet” Ships 10:34 U.S. Authorizes Warning Shots for Non-Compliant Ships 12:57 Lawmakers Warn of China’s AI Chip Smuggling Tactics 14:57 U.S. Expands Visa Restrictions in Western Hemisphere 15:46 Japanese Warship Transits Through the Taiwan Strait 16:38 Japan to Relax Weapons Export Restrictions 17:42 Australia to Buy Naval Frigates from Japan 18:12 Japan to Strengthen Defense of Pacific Sea Lanes 18:43 NZ Surveillance Flights Near China; Beijing Protests 19:44 Philippines, U.S. to Build Supply Chain Hub 20:27 Indonesia Identifies Mysterious Chinese Sea Device
This video report from China in Focus on NTD examines escalating tensions between the United States, China, and Iran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns that Chinese banks assisting Iran face potential U.S. sanctions as part of an ongoing economic strategy against Tehran. The segment also highlights President Trump's stance regarding the Strait of Hormuz, asserting it remains open for commerce while prohibiting Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon. Analysis suggests a broader U.S. blockade targeting Iranian vessels globally, with specific attention given to China-linked shadow fleets attempting to evade these restrictions.
The program addresses growing concerns over national security, noting lawmaker warnings about Chinese theft of advanced American artificial intelligence technology and related chip smuggling tactics. In the Pacific region, geopolitical friction intensifies as a Japanese warship transits the Taiwan Strait, prompting complaints from Beijing. Japan signals a shift toward a more assertive defense posture by preparing to relax weapons export restrictions and secure sea lanes, with Australia reportedly planning naval frigate purchases. Additionally, New Zealand deploys surveillance aircraft near China, drawing protests from Beijing. The report concludes by mentioning supply chain initiatives between the Philippines and the U.S., as well as Indonesia's discovery of mysterious Chinese sea devices.
Washington announces a win in its latest tit-for-tat cyber battle with Beijing. The FBI says it countered a massive Beijing-backed hacking network. Key U.S. infrastructure, organizations, and U.S. allies were among …
Washington announces a win in its latest tit-for-tat cyber battle with Beijing. The FBI says it countered a massive Beijing-backed hacking network. Key U.S. infrastructure, organizations, and U.S. allies were among its targets. And efforts are underway to counter the Chinese Communist Party’s unfair business practices, such as large state subsidies and slave labor. A panel on Capitol Hill analyzes what could happen if they continue. A Japanese boy dies hours after a violent attack by a man in China on Wednesday. Senior Japanese officials are urging Beijing to provide an explanation. And, a firsthand account from a young man tortured in a Chinese mental hospital. He says he was held there after he exposed a massacre conducted by the Chinese Communist Party. 00:00 Intro 01:16 FBI Disrupted Major China Hacking Plan in the U.S. 03:51 Panel: Countering CCP’s Unfair Market Practices 05:58 Expert on Risk of TikTok Shaping American Opinion 10:15 Japanese Boy Dies After Being Stabbed in China 11:43 Deadly Attack Mirrored by Rising Maritime Conflicts 13:24 Taiwan Warns Against Rumors Over Pager Explosions 14:27 2 European Firms Potentially Linked to Pager Explosion 14:56 Escapee Exposes Brutal Chinese Mental Hospital 18:05 Top Global Food Buyer China Reduces Its Demand 19:27 Why Is GM’s $5,000 EV Available Only in China?
This episode of China in Focus reports that the FBI announced a significant disruption of a major hacking plan originating from China within the United States. Authorities state that this Beijing-backed network targeted key U.S. infrastructure, various organizations, and allied nations. The broadcast also covers a Capitol Hill panel discussion regarding strategies to counter alleged unfair business practices by the Chinese Communist Party, including claims of large state subsidies and forced labor issues.
Additional segments address international incidents, noting the death of a Japanese boy following a stabbing attack in China, which has prompted senior officials to demand an explanation from Beijing. The program features a firsthand account from an individual who escaped a Chinese mental hospital after exposing alleged massacres conducted by the party. Other topics include expert analysis on the risks associated with TikTok influencing American public opinion, warnings from Taiwan concerning rumors about pager explosions, and reports linking two European firms to those incidents. The episode concludes with discussions on China reducing its demand for global food supplies and questions regarding why General Motors offers a specific electric vehicle model exclusively in the Chinese market.
On March 31, 2026, a U.S. federal court delivered a major blow to the Chinese Communist Party. In a landmark ruling, Judge Jon Tigar upheld Li Nanyang’s donation of her father …
On March 31, 2026, a U.S. federal court delivered a major blow to the Chinese Communist Party. In a landmark ruling, Judge Jon Tigar upheld Li Nanyang’s donation of her father Li Rui’s diaries to Stanford’s Hoover Institution, rejecting Beijing’s efforts to seize them. Spanning 83 years and roughly 10 million words, the diaries of Mao’s former secretary contain explosive firsthand accounts of the Lushan Conference, the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, and candid observations about Xi Jinping. Fearing the truth inside these 40 boxes, the CCP waged a seven-year legal battle across two countries — using consulates, courts, and even family members. The court victory ensures these rare historical records remain open to the public in America. This case reveals how far Beijing will go to control its past — and how one daughter’s determination protected a lifetime of hidden truths.
On March 31, 2026, a U.S. federal court issued a significant ruling against the Chinese Communist Party regarding a collection of historical documents. Judge Jon Tigar supported the donation of Li Nanyang's father, Li Rui, to Stanford University's Hoover Institution, effectively rejecting Beijing's attempts to reclaim the materials. The diaries span 83 years and contain approximately 10 million words, offering firsthand accounts from Mao Zedong's former secretary. These records include sensitive details about the Lushan Conference, events surrounding 1989, and observations regarding Xi Jinping.
The Chinese government engaged in a seven-year legal struggle across two nations to seize the forty boxes of documents, utilizing consulates, courts, and family members in their efforts. Despite these extensive measures, the court decision ensures that these rare historical records remain accessible to the public within the United States. This case highlights the extent to which Beijing has sought to control its own past while demonstrating how one individual's determination helped preserve a lifetime of hidden truths. The video provides context on this landmark legal battle and its implications for understanding modern Chinese history through publicly available information.
China is quietly purging its top weapons scientists—including the chief designer of the J-20 stealth fighter. From radar to missiles to nuclear research, key figures are disappearing. What triggered this sweeping …
China is quietly purging its top weapons scientists—including the chief designer of the J-20 stealth fighter. From radar to missiles to nuclear research, key figures are disappearing. What triggered this sweeping crackdown? After real combat failures in Iran and Venezuela, serious questions are emerging about China’s military technology. Is this corruption—or something deeper?
After the Supreme Court ruling that ruled against many of his global tariffs, President Donald Trump is launching new trade probes into China that could result in new levies on Chinese …
After the Supreme Court ruling that ruled against many of his global tariffs, President Donald Trump is launching new trade probes into China that could result in new levies on Chinese goods. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped sharply. Some ships are claiming to be China-owned to avoid Iranian missiles—but it’s not guaranteed. A Chinese-owned cargo ship was hit on Thursday. Mandating language, incentivizing cross-ethnic marriage, and rewriting the rules of faith among ethnic groups. China’s new law further requires parents to guide their children toward the Communist Party—raising alarms among human rights groups. A powerful AI tool—whose name is a nod to lobsters—is going viral in China while also raising major concerns. Why is Beijing now scrambling to regulate it—as it pushes for global AI dominance? A bipartisan pair of senators unveils a new bill aimed at protecting Falun Gong practitioners and countering forced organ harvesting in China. 00:00 Intro 01:06 U.S. Trade Probes: China May Face New Tariffs 01:58 Chinese-Owned Cargo Ship Might Be Hit by Iran 02:57 China’s New Law: Parents Must Teach Kids to Love CCP 06:15 OpenClaw Boom Pressures China to Regulate AI 08:11 New Bill to Protect Falun Gong, Counter Organ Harvesting 10:27 Senate Warns of China’s Grip on U.S. Drug Supply 13:47 Insider: Beijing Fears Iran Strikes Could Spur Uprising in China
Pastor Bob Fu was a student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen democracy movement and later led an underground Chinese house church. In 1996, he was imprisoned for “illegal evangelism.” He later …
Pastor Bob Fu was a student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen democracy movement and later led an underground Chinese house church. In 1996, he was imprisoned for “illegal evangelism.” He later fled China and came to the United States, where he founded ChinaAid, a Christian human‑rights organization that documents cases of persecution, provides legal aid, and advocates for religious freedom in China. In this episode, we dive into the escalation of religious persecution in recent years in China, including the growing dehumanization of Christians. Echoing Mao Zedong’s targeting of “five black classes” during the Cultural Revolution, in 2012, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders labelled Christian underground churches as one of five new “black classes” or black categories. Fu says that the CCP’s leadership is determined to destroy the positive image that Chinese people have of Christian believers. “Xi Jinping wants to play God,” Fu says. “The Communist Party treats these people as a threat to the regime’s existence. The goal is to eradicate Christian faith from the map of China.” We also discuss a case now at the Supreme Court, Cisco v. Doe, which could have important repercussions for American companies that enable China’s human rights atrocities.
Insider sources suggest China was caught off guard by the U.S.–Israeli strike that killed Iran’s Islamic leader. We examine what Beijing expected from the operation and how its calculations were different …
Insider sources suggest China was caught off guard by the U.S.–Israeli strike that killed Iran’s Islamic leader. We examine what Beijing expected from the operation and how its calculations were different from reality. Israel’s air force struck the building of the Iranian body in charge of appointing the supreme leader. We hear from an expert who says the move could be rattling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping. Groups in the United States linked to the CCP appear to be organizing protests to sway public opinion against the strikes on Iran. Here’s how the conflict could put China in an economic stranglehold. The CCP’s most important annual political meetings are underway in Beijing. Meanwhile, the regime is ramping up its suppression of human rights activists and protesters. 00:00 Intro 01:07 China Misjudged US–Israel Operations in Iran 02:51 Expert: Strike on Iran Sends China’s Xi Into Panic 04:23 China Stops Sending Planes Toward Taiwan for a Week 04:49 CCP-Linked Groups Stage Anti-War Protests 06:00 Experts Warn of Grim Economic Outlook for China 07:20 Beijing Tightens Grip on Activists During Major Meetings 07:43 Gold Investment Scandal Sparks Protest 08:08 Vaccine Victim’s Father Warned Not to Post Online 08:45 Rights Activist Missing After Hospital Standoff 09:18 Activist’s Home Demolished While She Was in Prison 10:27 Jimmy Lai Won’t Appeal 20-Year Sentence 11:22 How Iran War Impacts China, Its Interests in Mideast 11:36 US Forces Seen Upholding Law, China Reframes Narrative 12:49 China Exploits US Divisions: Waller 13:51 Iran Conflict Could Deepen China’s Economic Woes 15:51 Cuba’s Collapse Seen as Setback for China 16:44 US Moves to Counter China’s Influence in Latin America 18:48 Iran War Gives Trump Leverage Ahead of China Trip
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
Something is unfolding in Beijing. General Zhang Youxia may not be in custody! Troops are reportedly moving. Military compounds are sealed. Subways are partially shut down. And now a sudden “nuclear …
Something is unfolding in Beijing. General Zhang Youxia may not be in custody! Troops are reportedly moving. Military compounds are sealed. Subways are partially shut down. And now a sudden “nuclear leak” allegation appears in foreign media. Is this a real crackdown—or a political bluff? In this livestream, I break down what’s happening on the ground, why the system looks frozen, and why the Zhang Youxia case is far from settled.
A U.S. military ship is docking at a strategically vital port in Asia, with the head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command meeting Cambodian military leaders on board. It’s sending a clear signal …
A U.S. military ship is docking at a strategically vital port in Asia, with the head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command meeting Cambodian military leaders on board. It’s sending a clear signal to China.The British Prime Minister is heading to China on a state visit. What does he hope to achieve, and what’s at stake?South Korea is urging lawmakers to pass a U.S. investment bill as President Donald Trump signals higher tariffs on Korean goods, putting pressure on Seoul to act quickly. Taiwan may take lessons from its neighboring partner.Texas is further protecting its citizens from the Chinese Communist Party. The state is expanding its list of technologies prohibited for use by state employees.00:00 Intro01:00 US Warship Visits Cambodia Base Upgraded by China02:27 Strategic Importance of Cambodia’s Ream Base03:11 UK Prime Minister Heads to China for Economic Talk04:40 Chinese Spies Hack Downing Street Phones: Report05:28 Seoul Acts on US Deal After Trump’s Tariff Warning09:11 Japan Asks Fishermen to Avoid Disputed Islands Amid China Tensions11:10 Texas Bans State Employees from Using Shein, Temu12:03 Countering Chinese Repression Overseas13:34 Unpacking China’s Latest Military Purges | Analysis
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 Introduction00:14 PLA Leadership Turmoil: Zhang Youxia 06:00 New Private Tutoring Crackdown?08:13 Chinese Economy: Solar Panel Overcapacity
President Donald Trump will address the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday emphasizing the “hot economy” in the United States and what American leadership in the world looks like. Notably, …
President Donald Trump will address the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday emphasizing the “hot economy” in the United States and what American leadership in the world looks like. Notably, Xi Jinping will not attend the forum.Greenland continues to dominate headlines. Trump has threatened new tariffs on European countries, prompting them to reach a deal. How are European nations reacting?An NTD contributor’s mother was abducted by police in China over her faith. More on the daughter’s urgent plea.More than 120 Falun Gong practitioners died as a result of persecution in China last year, but experts warn that the true toll could be far higher. We break down the report and what’s behind this ongoing crackdown.00:00 Intro01:10 Trump to Speak Wednesday; Bessent: U.S. Economy ‘Hot’03:22 Tensions Over Greenland Continue06:29 Trump Threatens New Tariffs Over Greenland07:35 EU Leaders Hold Emergency Meeting Over Tariffs08:25 Starmer: UK Not Planning Counter-Tariffs10:41 Europe Reacts to Trump’s Tariff Threats11:56 Importance of the Arctic to the U.S., China, Russia12:22 Regulations Slow Western Rare Earths: Nadrowski14:15 ‘Chinese Police Abducted My Mother’16:04 124+ Falun Gong Practitioners Killed in China in 202517:55 China Reports Lowest Birthrate Since 194919:46 Japan PM Seeks Election Amid Money, China Concerns