A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in …
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in the Microsoft server hack keeps growing. Over 400 organizations are now compromised, including the United States government. The spy campaign took off after Microsoft missed a critical software security hole. Who’s behind the attacks?The United States is racing to catch up as Russia and China dominate drone warfare. Why are we behind in this critical field? Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub says: “It’s not that we don’t have the capabilities, the technology, and the manufacturing base to do so. We’ve just never engaged it in a way that prioritized drone development and manufacturing over other, more large-scale capital projects.”The Chinese communist regime is facing growing fears of a sudden collapse. Experts say Washington should prepare for the fallout now. A new think tank report outlines what could follow—and how U.S. Special Operations might be called in.00:00 Intro01:32 6 Million China-Based Hacks Hit California Water Utility03:13 More Than 400 Victims Hit in Microsoft SharePoint Cyberattacks04:51 Pentagon Boosts Drone Production Like Never Before07:40 Think Tank: U.S. Special Forces’ Role in a Collapsing China10:38 Bank CEOs Subpoenaed for Ties to CCP Military Tech13:01 Shipbuilding Is South Korea’s Leverage in Tariff Talks16:41 France: China Sets Up 9 Secret Police Stations19:08 UK Risks Being ‘Dumping Ground’ for Forced Labor Goods
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in …
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in the Microsoft server hack keeps growing. Over 400 organizations are now compromised, including the United States government. The spy campaign took off after Microsoft missed a critical software security hole. Who’s behind the attacks?The United States is racing to catch up as Russia and China dominate drone warfare. Why are we behind in this critical field? Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub says: “It’s not that we don’t have the capabilities, the technology, and the manufacturing base to do so. We’ve just never engaged it in a way that prioritized drone development and manufacturing over other, more large-scale capital projects.”The Chinese communist regime is facing growing fears of a sudden collapse. Experts say Washington should prepare for the fallout now. A new think tank report outlines what could follow—and how U.S. Special Operations might be called in.00:00 Intro01:32 6 Million China-Based Hacks Hit California Water Utility03:13 More Than 400 Victims Hit in Microsoft SharePoint Cyberattacks04:51 Pentagon Boosts Drone Production Like Never Before07:40 Think Tank: U.S. Special Forces’ Role in a Collapsing China10:38 Bank CEOs Subpoenaed for Ties to CCP Military Tech13:01 Shipbuilding Is South Korea’s Leverage in Tariff Talks16:41 France: China Sets Up 9 Secret Police Stations19:08 UK Risks Being ‘Dumping Ground’ for Forced Labor Goods
This is the full version of Jan Jekielek’s interview with Rushan Abbas. The interview was released on Epoch TV on July 19, 2025.In this episode, Rushan Abbas reveals how the Chinese …
This is the full version of Jan Jekielek’s interview with Rushan Abbas. The interview was released on Epoch TV on July 19, 2025.In this episode, Rushan Abbas reveals how the Chinese communist regime has escalated its campaign against the Uyghurs.Uyghurs are being mass surveilled, forcibly sterilized, and exploited as slave labor both in Xinjiang and in other provinces across China. There are growing signs of large-scale forced organ harvesting in the region—including an apparent special lane in the city of Kashgar’s airport dedicated to the transport of human organs.In 2018, the Chinese regime imprisoned Rushan Abbas’s sister Gulshan in an apparent attempt to silence Rushan. Her sister was sentenced to 20 years in prison, and she has since spent almost seven years detained—with no end in sight.Rushan Abbas is the author of the powerful memoir “Unbroken: One Uyghur’s Fight for Freedom.” She is the founder and executive director of the Campaign for Uyghurs and chairperson of the World Uyghur Congress’s executive committee.CHAPTER TITLES0:00:00 Mass Detention, Organ Harvesting, and Introduction to Rushan Abbas 0:01:12 Rushan Abbas’s Story and the Impact of Chinese Occupation 0:03:11 Transnational Repression and Personal Consequences 0:05:12 East Turkestan vs. Xinjiang: Identity and Historical Context 0:06:41 Current Reality for Uyghurs: Criminalization and Genocide 0:09:41 Western Influencers, Propaganda, and Whitewashing Genocide 0:12:46 International Recognition and Use of the Term “Genocide” 0:16:27 Forced Labor, Slave Labor, and Global Supply Chains 0:21:03 US Legislation and Global Response to Organ Harvesting 0:22:49 The Cost of Silence and Global Inaction 0:27:20 Chinese Regime’s Treatment of Citizens and Ethnic Groups 0:29:10 Han Nationalism, Racism, and Totalitarian Control 0:31:32 Chinese Students Abroad and State Influence 0:35:42 Personal Sacrifice, Family Repercussions, and Speaking Out 0:39:47 The Nature of Totalitarian Regimes and Moral Choices 0:40:26 Organ Harvesting as a Window into the Regime’s Nature 0:43:48 Media Manipulation and Western Complicity 0:47:32 Chinese Government’s Justifications and False Narratives 0:50:18 Message to the Uyghur Diaspora and Call for Unity 0:51:58 Closing Remarks and Farewell
The State Department confirmed to NTD that a U.S. Commerce Department employee is trapped in China. The employee is the first known U.S. federal worker caught in Beijing’s exit ban, and …
The State Department confirmed to NTD that a U.S. Commerce Department employee is trapped in China. The employee is the first known U.S. federal worker caught in Beijing’s exit ban, and the third foreigner reportedly blocked in just one week.China is defending its barring of a Wells Fargo executive from leaving the country over an alleged but unproven criminal case. The U.S. government and the bank are now demanding answers.Thousands march for freedom in New York City’s Chinatown, shedding light on the Chinese Communist Party’s repression—both within and far beyond its borders.U.S.–China trade talks are back soon—likely with a new twist. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is hinting that national security issues could be on the table, like China’s support for Russia in the Ukraine war. With a looming tariffs deadline, he says quality matters more than speed.Microsoft is cutting China-based engineers’ access to Pentagon cloud systems amid national security concerns. The Defense Department says it will look into the issue.00:00 Intro01:35 Foreigners Held in China: 2 Barred, 1 Sentenced03:18 China Bars US Executive, Details on Case Unclear04:29 Shen Yun Artists: End CCP’s Global Persecution of Falun Gong10:06 Bessent: Talks With China to Cover Sensitive Issues; No Rush12:12 Microsoft Blocks China Engineers From Pentagon Projects12:51 Philippines’ Marcos Arrives in US to Meet Trump14:36 US House Approves $500 Million for Taiwan’s Self-Defense15:42 Sen. Cruz: ‘We Need Comprehensive Strategy’ on CCP
In 2025, as China’s BYD electric vehicle surged on the global sales list at an unprecedented pace, it never anticipated hitting a wall in one particular country. This wasn’t about business …
In 2025, as China’s BYD electric vehicle surged on the global sales list at an unprecedented pace, it never anticipated hitting a wall in one particular country. This wasn’t about business competition or a trade dispute. The Israeli Ministry of Defense, through an internal directive, labeled this star product from China with a fatal tag. Why would a civilian vehicle be targeted in this way by a nation renowned for its intelligence and military expertise? What are the cameras, microphones, and sensors inside the car actually collecting? And where is the data it transmits quietly being sent? The alarm has been sounded in Tel Aviv, not just for Israel, but for the entire world.
President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement, saying China can continue buying Iranian oil despite longstanding U.S. sanctions. The statement came just hours after a cease-fire deal between Israel and Iran. …
President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement, saying China can continue buying Iranian oil despite longstanding U.S. sanctions. The statement came just hours after a cease-fire deal between Israel and Iran. Trump spoke on the subject earlier on Wednesday: “I’m not giving up. They’re in the oil business. I mean, I could stop it if I wanted — I could sell China the oil myself. I don’t want to do that. They’re going to need money to put that country back into shape. We want to see that happen.”Iran’s defense minister arrived in China on Wednesday, marking his first trip since the United States and Israel struck several of Iran’s nuclear facilities.Bipartisan pushback is growing on Capitol Hill against China’s tactics of transnational repression on U.S. soil. Lawmakers are hearing testimony and sounding the alarm.Communist propaganda from China might take a new form when it reaches the United States. NTD has been tracking an operation targeting a faith-based group and businesses founded by practitioners of the spiritual discipline around the world—even here on American soil.Concerns about artificial intelligence from China have raised national security issues. Lawmakers are seeking to ban federal agencies from using AI models developed in China.Boosting defense against both Russia and China, the Pentagon recently tested a new radar system in Alaska. This system could play a key role in detecting missile threats from Asia.00:00 Intro01:33 Trump: China Can Continue Purchasing Iranian Oil; White House: Oil Sanctions Stay04:08 Iranian Defense Minister Lands in China04:52 Hearing: Transnational Repression on US Soil07:21 CCP-Style Messaging on Shen Yun Surfaces in NY Times16:05 Bill Would Ban Chinese AI at Federal Agencies17:09 New Bill Touts Tougher Penalties for Chinese Spies19:37 Pentagon Tests Long-Range Radar in Alaska19:40 Japan Conducts First Missile Test on Its Home Soil
Lawmakers and the FBI are chasing the money trail behind the unrest in Los Angeles. They’ve uncovered one billionaire with deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party. What’s his full story?President …
Lawmakers and the FBI are chasing the money trail behind the unrest in Los Angeles. They’ve uncovered one billionaire with deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party. What’s his full story?President Donald Trump says the trade truce with China is sealed and more deals are on the way. Meanwhile, China announces it will remove all tariffs on African exports.China is reaffirming the trade deal, saying it always keeps its word, but U.S. lawmakers are pushing back, questioning the Chinese Communist Party’s credibility in business.The United States is charging three Chinese nationals this month for smuggling biological research materials. We spoke to an expert for insight.00:00 Intro01:28 Pro-CCP Billionaire Funds Anti-Ice Groups03:38 China to Slash All Tariffs on African Exports06:01 Trump: China Truce Saved, ‘We’re Rocking’ More Deals06:17 Bessent: China Must ‘Course Correct’ in Trade09:12 Chinese National Charged with Smuggling Bio Materials into US14:20 Report: Global Brands Using Forced Labor Minerals15:23 US Senators Push to Boost Quad Space Alliance15:59 Australia Confident US Will Proceed with Submarine Pact17:57 Chinese Jets Tail Japanese Air Patrol Within 150 Feet20:00 Taiwan Sentences Chinese Ship Captain to Prison
As the trade war heats up, the US is putting sanctions on China. But are they enough to stop forced labor? And enough to slow the CCP’s military buildup?
As the trade war heats up, the US is putting sanctions on China. But are they enough to stop forced labor? And enough to slow the CCP’s military buildup?
As the trade war heats up, the US is putting sanctions on China. But are they enough to stop forced labor? And enough to slow the CCP’s military buildup?
As the trade war heats up, the US is putting sanctions on China. But are they enough to stop forced labor? And enough to slow the CCP’s military buildup?
There are few people who understand the workings of Chinese espionage as well as Nicholas Eftimiades.After a 34-year government career—including time at the CIA, Department of State, and Defense Intelligence Agency—he’s …
There are few people who understand the workings of Chinese espionage as well as Nicholas Eftimiades.After a 34-year government career—including time at the CIA, Department of State, and Defense Intelligence Agency—he’s now a professor at Penn State University’s Homeland Security Program and a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council.“China uses what we call a whole-of-society approach to conducting espionage. … We’re not talking about thousands [of people]. We’re talking about tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people engaged globally in carrying out the CCP’s will,” Eftimiades says.CHAPTER TITLES0:00:01 – Introduction to China’s Espionage Approach0:01:04 – Scale and Strategic Threat of Chinese Espionage0:02:33 – Incentive Structures and Whole-of-Society Approach0:04:58 – Case Study: Professor Charles Lieber and Technology Theft0:07:07 – Legal Implications and Punishment of Academic Espionage0:09:36 – Technology Leakage and National Security Concerns0:12:00 – Understanding Counterintelligence0:14:16 – Transnational Repression and Global Influence Operations0:16:33 – Case Study: Fang Fang and Long-Term Asset Development0:17:52 – Strategic Responses and Allied Cooperation0:20:37 – The CCP’s Obsession with Falun Gong0:22:12 – Challenges in Countering Chinese Espionage and Call to Action
Barbara Woodward, the U.K.’s ambassador to the United Nations and a former envoy to China, is a top contender to lead MI6, Britain’s foreign intelligence agency. But her candidacy is drawing …
Barbara Woodward, the U.K.’s ambassador to the United Nations and a former envoy to China, is a top contender to lead MI6, Britain’s foreign intelligence agency. But her candidacy is drawing fire from critics who say she was reluctant to challenge China over human rights abuses in Xinjiang, as well as her lack of direct intelligence experience. 📹 Reporter(s): Dolphine Chen/Chris Gorin#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #MI6 #UK #China-
President Trump says he won’t pull back tariffs in order to get China to the negotiating table. This, as the treasury secretary and trade representative are slated for talks with their …
President Trump says he won’t pull back tariffs in order to get China to the negotiating table. This, as the treasury secretary and trade representative are slated for talks with their Chinese counterparts this weekend.China’s six biggest banks report a $1 billion profit drop. What this means for China’s economy.What do the upcoming US-China trade talks signal about China’s economic state? Which side has the upper hand? Jacqueline Deal, President and CEO of Long Term Strategy Group breaks it down.A crackdown on China’s Trade Tactics. Countries in Asia tighten export rules to prevent “origin washing,” a strategy China uses to bypass Washington’s tariffs.And, President Trump swears in his new ambassador to China. What the President is expecting, and how his new man in Beijing might handle rising trade tensions.00:00 Intro01:37 Trump: Not Pulling Back China Tariffs for Negotiations02:26 US, China to Hold Ice-Breaker Trade Talks Saturday04:15 China’s 6 Largest Banks Reflect Huge Profit Drops05:07 Analysis: ‘Business as Usual with Beijing Unacceptable’09:16 China Faces Export Curbs Over ‘Origin Washing’11:14 Trump Holds Swearing in Ceremony for Envoy to China12:45 Senator: China Can Still Access 9 US Telecom Firms14:36 Xi Jinping Arrives in Moscow for Talks with Putin15:13 Taiwan Bills Pass in House Amid Rise in CCP Aggression17:57 Lawmakers: China’s Spying from Cuba an ‘Alarming Threat’20:15 S. Korea Court: Shen Yun Allowed to Perform
Back in 2021, China imposed sanctions on five members of the European parliament. The action was part of a series of tit-for-tat measures in response to EU sanctions over China’s treatment …
Back in 2021, China imposed sanctions on five members of the European parliament. The action was part of a series of tit-for-tat measures in response to EU sanctions over China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang. That row over human rights halted a major investment deal between the EU and China. Later the European Parliament froze all official dialogue with Beijing. Relations remained frosty, but now China says it’s lifting sanctions against the EU lawmakers and says it wants a thaw in economic ties. Chapters:0:00 Beijing’s change of tone2:23 Rorry Daniels, ASPI Managing Director
A concerning investigation into child labor practices reveals disturbing evidence from factories in guangdong, despite official denials from authorities 🇨🇳. Human rights watch reports highlight ongoing economic exploitation and forced labour …
A concerning investigation into child labor practices reveals disturbing evidence from factories in guangdong, despite official denials from authorities 🇨🇳. Human rights watch reports highlight ongoing economic exploitation and forced labour occurring in manufacturing facilities, while the rights of the child continue to be violated according to documented cases.
A dozen Chinese nationals are now wanted by the FBI, which announced a $10 million reward for information about 10 of the suspects. They’re part of a hacking network taking orders …
A dozen Chinese nationals are now wanted by the FBI, which announced a $10 million reward for information about 10 of the suspects. They’re part of a hacking network taking orders from Beijing. NTD’s sister media The Epoch Times has been confirmed as one of the targets, along with federal agencies, foreign governments, and a religious group.U.S. companies ask lawmakers to crack down on Chinese companies involved in unfair business practices.Lawmakers call on Americans to ditch Chinese-made wireless routers, saying they open the door for hackers. Meanwhile, a congressional committee examines the damage done by Chinese hacking.Taiwan microchip giant TSMC says its $165 billion total investment in the United States is driven by rising demand. The island’s president is calling it a historic moment for U.S.–Taiwan relations.00:00 Intro01:53 Most Wanted: Chinese Cyber Actors Face Charges in the US05:35 US Firms Demand Crackdown on Chinese Importers08:13 House Committee Speaks on China’s Trade Violations13:27 Lawmakers Probe Sabotage, Espionage Threats from CCP17:09 Lawmakers: Chinese-Made Wireless Routers Not Safe17:25 TSMC CEO: US Investment Driven by Customer Demand19:02 A Breakdown of China’s ‘Three Warfares’ Strategy
Three U.S. soldiers are facing charges for their plots in helping China stealing U.S. military secrets. The leaked documents include the Pentagon’s plan to defeat China in a potential conflict.Mexico’s president …
Three U.S. soldiers are facing charges for their plots in helping China stealing U.S. military secrets. The leaked documents include the Pentagon’s plan to defeat China in a potential conflict.Mexico’s president pledges to review tariffs on China. Why could the move be a victory for President Donald Trump?Two U.S. alliances are making waves. Would Japan and NATO lend Washington their support if the United States came under attack? Trump says he’s not sure.What information are Chinese hackers looking for when they steal American data? A former intelligence officer whose DNA information was lifted by China shares his take.00:00 Intro01:14 Army Soldiers Charged of Selling Top Secrets to China02:50 Mexico to Review Its Tariffs on China03:51 China’s Imports Tumble Amid Trump Tariffs04:38 China’s Foreign Ministry Vows Response to US Tariffs05:42 Trump Criticizes Security Treaty with NATO, Japan09:26 Devore: a Consolation to Think CCP Has My DNA17:32 US Offered to Resettle Uyghurs Before Thai Repatriation19:20 Human Rights Group Condemns CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting
February 28 is Peace Memorial Day in Taiwan, marking an uprising against Chinese Nationalist rule that ended in a bloody crackdown. With a new English-language walking tour in the capital Taipei, …
February 28 is Peace Memorial Day in Taiwan, marking an uprising against Chinese Nationalist rule that ended in a bloody crackdown. With a new English-language walking tour in the capital Taipei, activist-journalist Brian Hioe hopes to let more people know the important lessons of Taiwan’s authoritarian past.
Taiwan is seeking to acquire a massive new weapons package from the U.S. worth US$10 billion to boost its military capabilities and show the new Trump administration its commitment to self-defense. …
Taiwan is seeking to acquire a massive new weapons package from the U.S. worth US$10 billion to boost its military capabilities and show the new Trump administration its commitment to self-defense. Taiwan’s legislature fails to reach a consensus at a tense meeting to clarify parts of its controversial new central budget before passing it on to the Cabinet for approval. And European leaders meet in Paris for an emergency summit on the war in Ukraine after being excluded from talks between the U.S. and Russia. Plus: Authorities investigate the crash of a Delta Air Lines flight that flipped over when landing at a Toronto airport, injuring at least 18. Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with tech industry leaders, signaling a possible end to its crackdown on tech companies. A deadly explosion at a Taichung department store may have been caused by illegal renovation work, and investigations into the blast continue.
China’s military-industrial sector is undergoing an unprecedented purge following the Rocket Force corruption scandal, affecting nuclear, aerospace, aviation, shipbuilding, and military electronics industries. Over 20 senior executives from ten major defense …
China’s military-industrial sector is undergoing an unprecedented purge following the Rocket Force corruption scandal, affecting nuclear, aerospace, aviation, shipbuilding, and military electronics industries. Over 20 senior executives from ten major defense SOEs have been removed, gone missing, or detained by the Commission of Discipline Inspection. The crackdown has even reached China’s largest military electronics firm, with the deputy GM He arrested. Meanwhile, PLA’s weapon quality concerns have surfaced in the new Military Equipment R&D Regulations, set to take effect March 1. Today, I’ll break down this sweeping purge and share insights from a former Chinese defense contractor.
In his first interview since starting his second term, President Trump downplays concerns that TikTok is spying on young American users. More on what he says about the app’s future.The US …
In his first interview since starting his second term, President Trump downplays concerns that TikTok is spying on young American users. More on what he says about the app’s future.The US handed a 16-month prison term to a Chinese agent who stalked a New Jersey resident. More on how his trial highlights Beijing’s transnational repression on US soil.The CEO of JPMorgan Chase flips his stance in talking about Trump’s planned tariffs. A closer look at what he says now.And, chief diplomat Marco Rubio is heading to Panama next week amid concerns about Chinese influence over the Panama Canal. A deep dive into why access to the transportation lane is key to the US military.00:00 Intro01:46 Trump Downplays Threat of TikTok Spying on Youth04:44 Man Who Threatened NJ Family Receives 16-Month Sentence06:10 JPMorgan Chase CEO Changes Stance on Trump Tariffs07:20 Rubio to Meet with Panama Leaders Over Canal Control09:47 Panama Remains Resolute About Panama Canal Control10:52 Newsham: Panama Canal Is Key to US War Plans18:26 Mark Rutte: NATO Needs Holistic Strategy on Arctic19:34 Rubio Boosts US-Philippines Ties Amid China Threat
China is facing a challenging moment with the emergence of a new viral outbreak, sparking global concern and comparisons to past health crises. In this video, we dive into the surge …
China is facing a challenging moment with the emergence of a new viral outbreak, sparking global concern and comparisons to past health crises. In this video, we dive into the surge of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases and how it is straining healthcare systems in China while prompting international monitoring and travel restrictions. We also explore China’s rising trade disputes and how global economic relations are being reshaped, with a record number of trade investigations targeting Chinese exports. From tightened health measures in neighboring countries to the escalating economic pressures China is facing, we bring you a comprehensive analysis of these pressing developments.Additionally, we examine the silencing of economists in China, highlighting the growing concerns about transparency in economic data and its impact on domestic and global markets. How will this outbreak and the crackdown on dissent affect China’s global standing and economic future? Watch the full video to understand the intricate dynamics shaping China’s current challenges and their potential global implications. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth analyses on critical global issues.
The U.S. and China are two of the world’s biggest cotton producers. In 2021, President Biden signed a law banning many cotton imports from China out of concerns that most of …
The U.S. and China are two of the world’s biggest cotton producers. In 2021, President Biden signed a law banning many cotton imports from China out of concerns that most of the crop is grown and harvested by forced labor in Xinjiang. But industry experts say much of that cotton is still entering the U.S. as the chemical component and DNA of the cotton is being tested to validate supply chains.WSJ explains how the U.S.’s effort to stamp out forced labor has affected the cotton market and unpacks the complexity of the supply chain to explain why the U.S. is struggling so hard to compete against Beijing. 0:00 The cotton situation1:21 Cotton processing2:42 Finished goods4:31 Verification7:12 What’s next?
Washington and Ottawa are slapping sanctions and tariffs on China. They say it’s to punish Beijing’s unfair trade practices and human rights violations. China responds.The U.S. military successfully intercepts a ballistic …
Washington and Ottawa are slapping sanctions and tariffs on China. They say it’s to punish Beijing’s unfair trade practices and human rights violations. China responds.The U.S. military successfully intercepts a ballistic missile during a defense test in Guam. We have more on the plan to bolster this key outpost against threats from China.A California judge released a Chinese man on a zero-dollar bail. He was charged for flying a drone over a military base, plus taking pictures. Prosecutors are appealing the ruling.The U.S. House of Representatives passes a new bill to counter China. From the border crisis to cyber security loopholes, we break down how the measure will take action.00:00 Intro01:16 US, Canada Slap China With Sanctions, Tariffs03:08 Canada Sanctions 8 Chinese Officials03:33 Ballistic Missile Interception Test in Guam a Success04:21 US Plans to Bolster Guam’s Missile Defense System05:54 Russia Threatens US Over Plan to Put Missiles in Japan06:53 California Judge Releases Chinese Man on $0 Bail07:45 FBI Investigating Drone Sightings Over NJ08:49 House Passes Bill Countering CCP Threats11:22 Sen. Wyden Announces Cybersecurity Bill for Telecoms12:11 Moolenaar Questions DC Mayor Over Sister Ties with Beijing14:50 What’s Behind Low Investment Confidence in China?18:48 Taiwan Demands That China End Its Military Activity20:18 Defense Secretary Austin Observes Joint Drills in Japan21:29 US Ambassador on China’s Transnational Repression
Authorities in Vietnam have ordered the Chinese online retailer Tee-moo to suspend operations, after it failed to meet a deadline to register its business in the country.Tee-moo has been aggressively expanding …
Authorities in Vietnam have ordered the Chinese online retailer Tee-moo to suspend operations, after it failed to meet a deadline to register its business in the country.Tee-moo has been aggressively expanding overseas, but it’s run into increasing regulatory roadblocks over concerns about cheap Chinese goods flooding global markets.
The chairman of the House China Select Committee is calling for U.S. colleges to shut down joint institutes in China, after a blacklisted Chinese college sent over $3 million to the …
The chairman of the House China Select Committee is calling for U.S. colleges to shut down joint institutes in China, after a blacklisted Chinese college sent over $3 million to the University of Minnesota.The United States is blacklisting 30 more Chinese companies over forced labor concerns. What products are covered?Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) is calling a recent Chinese hack into U.S. telecom companies the worst telecom breach in American history. How are everyday Americans reacting to Beijing’s spying? We hit the National Mall in Washington to find out.Taiwanese President William Lai is set to visit three Pacific nations next week, but all eyes are on his planned U.S. stopovers. What is his office saying about the trip?00:00 Intro01:10 Blacklisted Chinese University Sends University of Minnesota $3.5M03:45 US to Ban 30 More Chinese Firms Over Forced Labor04:51 Sen. Warner: Chinese Telecom Breach Worst in Our History05:44 Crowd React to CCP’s Social Credit Score System07:48 Taiwan: No Details on William Lai’s US Stopovers08:49 USCC Recommends Adding Taiwan to NATO+11:08 Chinese Exporters Brace for Higher U.S. Tariffs12:56 Worker Protest in Shanghai Suburb Over Unpaid Wages15:01 China Expands Visa-Free Entry to More Countries16:15 French Cognac Workers Strike Over China Plans17:08 Australia Stresses Defense Ties with ASEAN States18:31 North Korea Accuses US of Stoking Tension19:03 440 Million Chinese Citizens Sever Ties with CCP
Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping lists four “red lines” that he demands the United States not cross in his final meeting with President Joe Biden. The question is, will President-elect Donald …
Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping lists four “red lines” that he demands the United States not cross in his final meeting with President Joe Biden. The question is, will President-elect Donald Trump play by Xi’s rules when he returns?While Xi is in Latin America for the G20, a group of Chinese Communist Party supporters is accused of blocking banners condemning Beijing’s persecution.How will Trump’s tariffs play out? House Speaker Mike Johnson says they’re likely a “balancing act.” We look at the potential pros and cons.A horrifying stabbing incident in eastern China has left at least eight people dead. It marks the country’s second mass attack in just one week.00:00 Intro01:27 China Lays Out 4 ‘Red Lines’ During Biden-Xi Meeting03:39 How CCP Uses Global Summits to Advance Its Agenda06:37 CCP Supporters Harasses Human Rights Activists07:10 Albanese Meets China’s Xi at G20 Summit08:11 House Speaker: Trump Tariff Proposals a ‘Balancing Act’09:05 Trump Taps China Critic Carr as FCC Chair09:35 Stabbing Attack in China Leaves at Least 8 Dead12:42 Peru Port Could Face Trump’s China Tariffs13:23 Canada Raises Concerns Over Mexico’s China Trade13:48 India to Curb Chinese Goods Via Asean14:00 U.S., Japanese, Australian Defense Chiefs Hold Talks15:26 U.S.-Philippines Sign Intelligence-Sharing Deal16:04 45 Hong Kong Democracy Activists Face Sentencing17:47 Hong Kong Publisher Jimmy Lai to Testify Wednesday18:10 Engineer Calls on Beijing to Release His Mother
To get around YouTube censorship, I’m hiding controversial topics in gaming content. Check out the latest about the grooming of adolescence in the new game Life is Strange Double Exposure • …
To get around YouTube censorship, I’m hiding controversial topics in gaming content. Check out the latest about the grooming of adolescence in the new game Life is Strange Double Exposure • The Grooming of Adolescence in Life i… Chinese private tutoring firms are back in business after a years-long crackdown. A Chinese hack targets the 2024 US presidential candidates’ campaigns! And Tesla is feeling the heat from Chinese electric vehicles. That and more on this week’s China news headlines.
We explore the growing influence of Chinese espionage across different regions of the world. From South Asia to Europe, we hear about the concerns raised by national governments and intelligence agencies, …
We explore the growing influence of Chinese espionage across different regions of the world. From South Asia to Europe, we hear about the concerns raised by national governments and intelligence agencies, as well as the delicate balance between economic profit and national security. We’ll also delve into the role of China’s Ministry of State Security, technology’s impact on modern surveillance, and China’s crackdown on overseas dissidents.Featuring: Paul McGarr, lecturer in Intelligence Studies at King’s College London, and author of “Spying in South Asia, Britain, the United States and India’s Secret Cold War”.00:00 Introduction 1:22 Spying in South Asia4:42 UK concern over Chinese espionage8:49 Espionage in Europe11:33 Balancing profit and national security12:57 British intelligence 14:45 Crackdown on overseas dissidents17:50 Security risks in partnerships19:32 Understanding the MSS21:07 India 23:13 Technology and surveillance24:33 The modern spy26:28 Thanks for watching
Travel videos from some young Western vloggers who traveled to China’s Xinjiang province paint a picture of a happy, harmonious Xinjiang, and several hold titles such as “This is the Xinjiang …
Travel videos from some young Western vloggers who traveled to China’s Xinjiang province paint a picture of a happy, harmonious Xinjiang, and several hold titles such as “This is the Xinjiang that Western media don’t want you to see.” The narrative that these videos build is in stark contrast to the story pieced together by international human rights groups, which report on forced labor and arbitrary detention in the region. Two years after former United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Michelle Bachelet’s report on human rights violations in Xinjiang was first published, is China succeeding in covering up the negative accounts of the region? Our guests:Tashken Davlet Uyghur Human Rights Project Outreach SpecialistTim Niven Doublethink Lab Research LeadRaymond Sung Prospect Foundation Vice President
Two House committees are condemning Harvard for its recent probation decision. The school decided to punish several student protesters who spoke out against China’s human rights violations on their own campus, …
Two House committees are condemning Harvard for its recent probation decision. The school decided to punish several student protesters who spoke out against China’s human rights violations on their own campus, but not the man who shoved one of them during the incident.Another American law firm is shrinking its China operations. What’s driving the major law firm exodus from the country?Days after a round of Chinese war games encircled Taiwan, the United States and Canada are sending warships through the Taiwan Strait. How is Beijing responding?Could there be a potential thaw in a four-year military standoff? India and China have penned a new deal to patrol their contentious frontier.00:00 Intro01:02 Harvard Punishes Anti-CCP Students, Not Disrupter02:49 Law Firm Skadden to Close Shanghai Operation03:33 U.S., Canada Sail Warships Through Taiwan Strait04:29 Thayer: Not All Leaving China for U.S. Are ‘Benign’08:21 India, China Ink Patrolling Deal on Border Disputes10:49 UK Pledges ‘Consistency’ in Relations with China12:40 Germany Against High Tariffs on Chinese EVs13:36 BMW Recalls Almost 700,000 Cars in China14:20 The Justice Hunter: Standing Up Against Human Rights Abuses
🌏 Unveil the untold truths about the Land of the Dragon in this shocking exposé: “The Darkest Side of CHINA.” 🇨🇳 From hidden censorship and human rights violations to startling revelations …
🌏 Unveil the untold truths about the Land of the Dragon in this shocking exposé: “The Darkest Side of CHINA.” 🇨🇳 From hidden censorship and human rights violations to startling revelations about the nation’s historical conflicts, this illuminating video dives deep into controversial topics often hidden from the public eye. Watch as we explore unsettling real stories and interviews featuring whistleblowers and experts who dare to shed light on these challenging issues. 🔍 Don’t just scroll by — educate yourself on the shadows beneath the surface! Hit that subscription button for more captivating content! 💡 #China #DarkSecrets #HumanRights #Censorship
A battle of spies between the United States and China is heating up. The CIA is doubling down on recruiting informants in China, Iran, and North Korea. The decision comes after …
A battle of spies between the United States and China is heating up. The CIA is doubling down on recruiting informants in China, Iran, and North Korea. The decision comes after the agency saw success in Russia.Five Chinese nationals have been charged. They are accused of lying to the FBI about their trip to a military site in Michigan last year.Two new types of goods from China are now banned from U.S. soil. They’re allegedly linked to forced labor inside China.An eyewitness testifies, estimating that thousands of foreigners are detained in China, and nearly 300 of them are Americans.01:03 CIA Expands Recruitment of Informants in China, Iran03:19 Chinese Nationals Charged Over Military Site Visit04:07 Germany Arrests Woman Accused of Spying for China05:10 Chinese Imports Banned Over Forced Labor Allegations06:01 U.S. Revises AI Export Controls to Middle East Firms07:22 France’s Macron Backs EU Tariffs on China08:44 China Detains Thousands of Foreigners: Witness12:33 Chinese Man Arrested After Injuring 3 Kids in Switzerland13:55 Taiwan Deports Two Chinese Nationals for Harassment14:33 Typhoon Krathon Makes Landfall in Taiwan15:48 Germany: China Didn’t Infringe on Berlin’s Navy17:00 Ghanei: China Using Middle East as Distraction19:44 Report Warns of Security Risks Posed by China in UK
Washington says ‘yes’ to over 5-hundred-60 million dollars in weapons sales to Taiwan. Plus, how does each administration’s arms sales to the island stack up against each other? A look at …
Washington says ‘yes’ to over 5-hundred-60 million dollars in weapons sales to Taiwan. Plus, how does each administration’s arms sales to the island stack up against each other? A look at the highlights.Chinese military testing puts Taiwan on high alert — after firing multiple missiles inland. The round of Chinese missile tests comes just after Beijing sent up it’s most powerful warhead in 40 years.A push toward decoupling the U-S and Chinese markets. Congressmen are supporting a bill to discourage Wall Street from investing in China.China issuing a series of measures to spur on its struggling economy. Including the purchase of 28 billion dollars in government bonds. But will it work to boost investor confidence?00:00 Intro01:18 U.S. Approves $567 Million for Taiwan’s Defense02:57 Taiwan Condemns China for Take-Over Rhetoric03:31 China Tests Missiles Inland After Icbm Launch04:28 Bill to Discourage U.S. Investment in Chinese Regime06:42 China Issues Stimulus Measures for Economy 09:27 Swiss Bank Sold Off $15 Billion in Chinese Assets09:54 Economist: Local China Authorities Extort Entrepreneurs12:24 U.S. Joins 4 Nations for South China Sea Drills13:11 Fishermen: Chinese Ships Surrounded Scarborough Shoal14:12 Vietnamese Fishing Boat Attacked by Unnamed Vessel14:32 Hartzler: Recognizing China’s Human Rights Abuses18:20 Report: UK Colleges’ China Campuses Have CCP Branches
A blow for Beijing is revealed by satellite images. The Pentagon says China’s latest nuclear-powered submarine sank near a shipyard.A senior U.S. defense official is warning about the increasing military operations …
A blow for Beijing is revealed by satellite images. The Pentagon says China’s latest nuclear-powered submarine sank near a shipyard.A senior U.S. defense official is warning about the increasing military operations by Russia and China in the region near Alaska. How is the Pentagon reacting?Peaceful demonstrations take place outside the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York. Participants told us what brings them back to the event every year.What’s at stake if China were to outpace the United States in the AI race? A sci-fi novel warns about the looming threat. We spoke to the author about what inspires him.00:00 Intro01:11 US: Chinese Nuclear Submarine Sank This Year02:04 Chinese, Russian Navy Activities Rise Near Alaska03:01 Blinken Meets Chinese Diplomat in NYC05:02 World Leaders Urged to Support Human Rights in China06:20 Hong Kong Court Sentences 2 Editors Over ‘Sedition’08:10 Quantum Peril: What Happens If China Wins AI Race13:34 Remote Control of Cars Could Cause Problems: Pelson17:23 Ex-Defense Minister Ishiba to Become Japan’s Next Prime Minister19:01 China Sees Rising Homicides of Communist Officials21:24 Data: 57% of Taiwanese Firms Consider Leaving China