Japan scrambles fighter jets after more than 10 Chinese and Russian warplanes flew near its islands. Some of the bombers are capable of carrying nuclear weapons. The latest on the boiling …
Japan scrambles fighter jets after more than 10 Chinese and Russian warplanes flew near its islands. Some of the bombers are capable of carrying nuclear weapons. The latest on the boiling tensions unsettling East Asia.China is quietly building new strategic airports in southern Tibet—and they are situated right next to India. We take a closer look at Beijing’s agenda to expand its military presence in the region.Goldman Sachs and the International Monetary Fund are pressing China to strengthen its currency. There’s speculation that Beijing is intentionally keeping the yuan weak to boost exports.The defense for alleged Chinese agent Linda Sun—a former New York State official—says she may have made mistakes but committed no crimes, calling her actions typical political maneuvers. Prosecutors strongly disagree.Chinese influence is seeping back into the spotlight. But just how insidious is Beijing’s shadow? Paul Johnstone, former Federal Agent with the Australian Federal Police, breaks it down: “I had a Winnie the Pooh badge on, you know, and she didn’t like it. I said, ‘You talk about him in class all the time. You’re brainwashing all these young kids here about how great the government is over there. If you feel that way, with respect, you should pack your bags and go back to mainland China if you love it so much. That’s not being racist, that’s not being disrespectful—that’s just being honest.’”00:00 Intro02:44 Russian, Chinese Bombers Fly Near Okinawa, Japan04:53 Navy Recovers Crashed Aircraft From South China Sea05:31 Chinese Dual-Use Military Airports Spotted in Tibet07:12 Goldman Sachs, IMF Call on China to Strengthen Yuan09:10 Linda Sun’s Defense: Taiwan, Translation, CCP Influence13:06 ByteDance, Alibaba Want Nvidia H200 Chips: Report15:03 Expert Unpacks Chinese Influence at Home and Abroad20:06 Hearing on Chinese Organized Crime in Latin America
This video provides a thorough review of everything from the exterior design, the latest AESA radar, the AI-assisted flight system, and Mitsubishi’s cutting-edge engine technology!What are its performance features, said to …
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Hello, this is China Deep Dive. We have all the information you need to know about China at present. Today’s topic is:Japan has delivered a major blow to China’s semiconductor industry.Following …
Hello, this is China Deep Dive. We have all the information you need to know about China at present. Today’s topic is:Japan has delivered a major blow to China’s semiconductor industry.Following rising tensions over Taiwan, Japan has begun withdrawing its photoresist operations from mainland China — a critical material for chip manufacturing that Japan dominates with over 70% global market share and 100% of EUV-grade photoresist.As Japanese giants like Shin-Etsu Chemical, JSR, Canon, Nikon, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo, and Mitsubishi Chemical suspend supplies and tighten service access, China’s wafer fabs face mounting pressure. Industry insiders warn that without Japanese photoresist and DUV spare parts, China’s semiconductor production could fall five to ten years behind.Meanwhile, despite Beijing’s warnings against traveling to Japan, Chinese tourists continue to flock to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto — even creating a tourism boom that benefits local businesses and strengthens ties between Japan and Taiwan.In this video, we break down:🔹 How Japan controls the global photoresist market🔹 Why China depends heavily on Japan for lithography technology🔹 The impact of Japan’s new export controls on 42 Chinese tech firms🔹 The surprising tourism trend contradicting Beijing’s warnings🔹 Why analysts say the semiconductor “iron triangle” (U.S.–Japan–Netherlands) is tightening🔹 Why China’s $42 billion “Big Fund” failed to solve its bottlenecksThis geopolitical and technological clash is reshaping East Asia — and the global chip supply chain.Yo
China vs Japan Clash EXPLODES: Chinese & Japanese Ships Clash In Disputed Island, Pacific on Edge! China and Japan’s coast guards have given different accounts of a confrontation that occurred near …
China vs Japan Clash EXPLODES: Chinese & Japanese Ships Clash In Disputed Island, Pacific on Edge! China and Japan’s coast guards have given different accounts of a confrontation that occurred near a group of geopolitically sensitive islands in the East China Sea. China’s Coast Guard said on Tuesday that a Japanese fishing vessel had illegally entered the waters of the Senkaku Islands – which Beijing calls the Diaoyu Islands and claims as Chinese territory, despite their being administered by Japan. Join us live to know more on this!#japan #taiwan #china #tension #wion #live
In a risky escalation, Chinese J-15 fighter jets locked their weapon radars onto Japanese F-15s in at least two separate incidents as China held Liaoning carrier drills in the Miyako Strait …
In a risky escalation, Chinese J-15 fighter jets locked their weapon radars onto Japanese F-15s in at least two separate incidents as China held Liaoning carrier drills in the Miyako Strait near Okinawa. These hostile actions — which dramatically increase the chances of a deadly encounter that triggers an open conflict — follow weeks of growing provocations by Beijing against Tokyo. In response, Japanese PM Takaichi Sanae said Japan would continue to respond “calmly and resolutely.” Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has concluded his first visit to India since ordering a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, and China has tested a new high-altitude drone. Just how dangerous are Beijing’s latest actions? How should Japan and the US counter these tactics? And what role might Russia, India and other regional powers play if a war were to break out in the Taiwan Strait? In this episode, we analyze the latest in China-Japan tensions, the Russia-India relationship, Chinese drone technology and what it all means for the Indo-Pacific region. *Recorded on December 8, 2025 at 5pm Taiwan Standard Time Host/Senior Producer: Yin Khvat Guests: Pradeep Chauhan Indian Navy Vice Admiral (Ret.) Roger Liu National Sun Yat-sen University IMAPA Assistant Professor Chapters: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:02:02 – Chinese Aim Radar at Japanese Planes 00:15:55 – What Did Putin Accomplish in India? 00:20:18 – China Conducts High-Altitude Drone Test 00:23:35 – What Would a Taiwan Conflict Look Like?
China has set a new record, with its trade surplus topping one trillion dollars as exports surge beyond U.S. markets. Other countries are raising concerns, as leaders in Europe warn Beijing …
China has set a new record, with its trade surplus topping one trillion dollars as exports surge beyond U.S. markets. Other countries are raising concerns, as leaders in Europe warn Beijing they could impose tariffs if cheap Chinese imports continue to flood European markets.Tensions are rising in the Pacific after a Chinese jet locked its radar on Japanese fighter planes near Japan’s territory over the weekend.SANAE TAKAICHI, Japanese prime minister: “We strongly protested to the Chinese side, and we have sternly demanded that it not recur. We will respond calmly and resolutely.”Japan is warning Australia to stay vigilant, as China ramps up its military activity across the Pacific. Retired Marine Colonel Grant Newsham highlights why the first island chain is critical to regional defense: “If you break the chain, you take Taiwan, then you can easily push the Chinese military into the central Pacific. You swing up to the north, you isolate Japan. Swing down to the south and you isolate Australia. You make it very hard for the Americans to operate.”Top U.S. and Australian officials are sitting down in Washington, with China and Indo-Pacific security topping the agenda.00:00 Intro01:29 China Hits $1T Trade Surplus Driven by Non-U.S. Markets02:38 Macron Warns EU May Act on China’s Growing Trade Gap03:57 Japan Disputes China’s Claims Over Fighter Jet Incident05:22 Japan, Australia Discuss China Radar-Lock, Taiwan Issue07:39 China Taking Taiwan Would Hurt U.S. Interests Globally10:07Taiwan Is an “Existential Threat” for Beijing: Newsham 11:19 How Should U.S. Allies Push Back on Beijing?13:08 Rubio, Hegseth Welcome Australian Counterparts15:33 Lawmakers Advance Bill to Counter China, Secure
In today’s show: Japan, Australia Boost Ties as China Tensions Grow US House Releases Draft 2026 National Defense Authorization Act Macron: EU Could Tariff Chinese Goods Over Trade Deficit HK Election …
In today’s show: Japan, Australia Boost Ties as China Tensions Grow US House Releases Draft 2026 National Defense Authorization Act Macron: EU Could Tariff Chinese Goods Over Trade Deficit HK Election Turnout Plummets Amid Anger Over Building Fire Thailand Launches Airstrike on Cambodia As Border Tensions Flare Migrant Workers March in Taipei To End Work-Year Limits How Will Taiwan’s 2026 Ban on Dolphin Shows Affect Animals, Trainers? Ang Lee Worries Netflix-Warner Bros. Merger Might Affect Creativity📹 Anchor: Tiffany Wong#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews-
00:00 Introduction00:33 Japan-China Crisis: Military Moves03:38 Chinese Economy: Local Debt Crisis06:10 Humanoid Global Holdings 09:38 Hong Kong Election
00:00 Introduction00:33 Japan-China Crisis: Military Moves03:38 Chinese Economy: Local Debt Crisis06:10 Humanoid Global Holdings 09:38 Hong Kong Election
In the Western Pacific’s first island chain, just 20 kilometers south of Japan’s Kagoshima, lies the island of Maheshima. This small, uninhabited island is now brightly lit, almost like daylight. The …
In the Western Pacific’s first island chain, just 20 kilometers south of Japan’s Kagoshima, lies the island of Maheshima. This small, uninhabited island is now brightly lit, almost like daylight. The main runway is already completed, while construction on a parallel runway is progressing rapidly. A long pier extends from the shore, capable of handling large warships and supply vessels. To meet the tight deadline of March 2030, construction continues day and night, even on weekends.Join this channel to get access to perks:
China amasses 100 ships in western Pacific Trump signs Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act Tokyo denies report on missile talks with Manila New stand-off near Senkaku (Diaoyutai) Islands In recent days, China …
China amasses 100 ships in western Pacific Trump signs Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act Tokyo denies report on missile talks with Manila New stand-off near Senkaku (Diaoyutai) Islands In recent days, China has recently amassed more than 100 military ships across the region, stretching from the Yellow Sea in the north, down through the contested South China Sea, and out into the Pacific. The show of military force comes amid ongoing tensions between China and Japan, following Beijing’s overreaction to Japanese PM Takaichi Sanae’s comments on Taiwan. China’s latest provocations also include a new maritime stand-off near the Japan-controlled Senkaku (Diaoyutai) Islands, as well as propaganda promoting Okinawan independence. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has signed the 2025 Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act to allow for closer ties with Taiwan. Will Tokyo and Washington continue to stand firm against Beijing’s belligerence? And despite Japan’s official denials, could the Philippines potentially receive Japanese-made defensive missiles? In this episode, we discuss China’s latest aggressions, the Japanese and US responses, and whether Beijing’s actions are backfiring. *Recorded on December 5, 2025 at 11am Taiwan Standard Time Host/Senior Producer: Yin KhvatProducer: Chinyeh Chiang Our guests: Grant Newsham US Marine Corps Colonel (Ret.)Titus Chen National Chengchi University Institute of International Relations Research Professor and Deputy DirectorMichale Turton Taipei Times Columnist Chapters:00:00:00 – Are Beijing’s Aggressive Actions Backfiring?00:01:35 – China Amasses Ships, as Trump Signs Taiwan Law00:09:55 – Tokyo Denies Missile Talks with Manila00:17:43 – China, Japan Standoff Near Senkakus00:22:15 – China Boosts Global Misinformation Campaign#ChinaJapanRelations #JapanTaiwanRelations #USTaiwanRelations #TakaichiSanae #XiJinping #DonaldTrump #LaiChingte #PeoplesLiberationArmy #PLA #PLANavy #ChinaCoastGuard #IndoPacific #YellowSea #EastChinaSea #SouthChinaSea #WesternPacific #MilitaryExercise #MilitaryDrill #Grayzone #GrayzoneTactics #ChinesePropaganda #Lawfare #ChineseCommunistParty #CCP #PeoplesRepublicofChina #PRC #JapanSelfDefenseForces #SenkakuIslands #Senkakus #Diaoyutai #JapaneseNavy #TaiwanAssuranceAct #TaiwanAssuranceImplementationAct #TAIA #StateDepartment #JapanPhilippinesRelations #ChuSAMS #SAMs #Missiles #PhilippineMilitary #ArmsSales #WeaponSales #MutualDefense #RyukyuIslands #Okinawa #OkinawanIndependence #Misinformation #Disinformation #TaiwanTalks #TaiwanPlus
Several days ago, Japan approved a new round of defense spending. The plan states clearly that Japan will deploy long-range anti-ship missiles across the southwestern islands. The United States and Japan …
Several days ago, Japan approved a new round of defense spending. The plan states clearly that Japan will deploy long-range anti-ship missiles across the southwestern islands. The United States and Japan have also been conducting frequent joint military drills in the East China Sea, and their official documents openly identify China as the hypothetical adversary.
Beijing is deploying military vessels near Taiwan and Japan—more than 100. It’s Beijing’s most aggressive military flex in the region to date.Taiwan’s president is warning that China is ramping up military …
Beijing is deploying military vessels near Taiwan and Japan—more than 100. It’s Beijing’s most aggressive military flex in the region to date.Taiwan’s president is warning that China is ramping up military aggression toward the island, as satellite images reveal Beijing expanding air and naval sites that could be used in an invasion.U.S. President Donald Trump brokered a peace deal between two African countries, with agreements on critical minerals also signed.U.S. and Chinese officials are discussing moving the Trump-Xi trade agreement forward, as Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says the U.S. should probably trade less with China.Chinese e-commerce giant Temu is facing fresh legal heat in the United States, with Arizona filing a lawsuit alleging that the platform steals user data and deceives shoppers.00:00 Intro01:08 China Deploys 100+ Military Ships, Worrying Taiwan, Japan01:43 Satellite Images: China Gathers Ships Near Taiwan, Japan03:08 Taiwan’s President: China Acting More Aggressively05:58 Trump Brokers Rwanda-Congo Peace, Signs Rare Earths Deal07:39 Greer: U.S. Should Probably Trade Less With China08:55 Arizona Sues Temu for Data Theft, Consumer Deception09:39 DeepSeek AI Has ‘Kill Switch’ for Beijing-Sensitive Topics: Rpt10:27 Accused Chinese Agent’s Adjournment Motion Denied14:30 Lawmakers: Space Dominance Over China Crucial for U.S.17:11 Toxic Mining Threatens Asia’s Rivers, Communities21:05 Macron Finishes China Trip Without Major Trade Deal
Chinese and Japanese vessels are facing off in disputed waters near Taiwan, as China cancels 40 percent of scheduled flights to Japan. Tensions between two of Asia’s biggest economies are rising …
Chinese and Japanese vessels are facing off in disputed waters near Taiwan, as China cancels 40 percent of scheduled flights to Japan. Tensions between two of Asia’s biggest economies are rising fast. Marine Col. Grant Newsham joins us to unpack what this means for the region:”The Chinese are constantly testing, constantly probing, to see what the Japanese will do to defend themselves, and, as importantly, what the Americans will do to step in to help the Japanese,” he says. “[One possibility is] a standing headquarters where Japanese and American forces and officers conduct the necessary patrols and exercises, ready to defend the area, and, if necessary, to push back, or even to shoot back, if fired upon. We don’t have that. Amazingly enough, the Japanese seem to be wanting to do it themselves, and it doesn’t appear the Americans have actually talked to the Japanese and said, ‘Look, let’s do this together.'”The poor quality of Chinese goods is also back in the spotlight after a devastating fire in Hong Kong. Counterfeit goods cost one Chinese businessman millions of dollars in losses. He shares his firsthand experience: “These counterfeit goods aren’t just made by one company—they’re part of a nationwide, systematic problem.”FBI Director Kash Patel tells The Epoch Times that fentanyl traffickers are struggling as critical precursors from China dry up. But will the Chinese regime honor its side of the fentanyl deal with America?00:00 Intro00:22 Japan Expels 2 Chinese Ships From Disputed Waters01:36 China Cuts 40 Percent of December Flights to Japan03:28 Newsham on China–Japan Tensions and the Senkaku Islands04:09 Beijing Escalates Claims Over Japan’s Senkaku Islands05:12 China Risks Clash While Escalating Tensions With Japan07:09 Lack of Joint Defense Leaves Senkaku Islands Exposed10:10 China Eyes Senkaku to Secure Taiwan Flank11:50 Hong Kong Vows Reform After Fire Kills 15615:06 Fake Goods Are a ‘State-Backed’ Industry in China17:06 Patel: Cartels ‘Scrambling’ After China Fentanyl Cutoff
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 Introduction00:11 Chinese Economy I: Housing Data Pulled02:38 Japan-China Tensions Update07:00 Chinese Economy II: Factory Numbers09:04 VW Goes Full Made In China
In 2025, geopolitical tensions between China and Japan, along with the strategic rivalry between China and the US, have triggered a wave of Japanese and Taiwanese companies leaving mainland China. On …
In 2025, geopolitical tensions between China and Japan, along with the strategic rivalry between China and the US, have triggered a wave of Japanese and Taiwanese companies leaving mainland China. On November 21, Canon’s sudden shutdown of its Zhongshan factory marked a key moment in this trend.
China is threatening war with Japan—again. After Japan’s new prime minister suggested Tokyo wouldn’t sit on the sidelines if China attacks Taiwan, Beijing went into full meltdown mode. A Chinese consul-general …
China is threatening war with Japan—again. After Japan’s new prime minister suggested Tokyo wouldn’t sit on the sidelines if China attacks Taiwan, Beijing went into full meltdown mode. A Chinese consul-general even threatened to cut her head off, and state media started talking about nuclear strikes on Japan.But behind all this bluster is a much bigger fear:A tiny Japanese island called Yonaguni.Sitting just 70 miles from Taiwan, Yonaguni is turning into a frontline fortress. Japan just deployed advanced Type 03 Chu-SAM missiles there—systems capable of tracking 100 targets and hitting a dozen simultaneously. The U.S. Marines are also quietly moving equipment in and out, setting up refueling points, and preparing the island for joint operations.Why does this matter?Because Yonaguni could cripple China’s plan to invade Taiwan.If China attacks, the PLA needs to neutralize U.S. and Japanese bases across Okinawa. But now Japan is fortifying the one island China desperately needs to bypass. With U.S.–Japan joint exercises, evacuation drills, and a hawkish Tokyo, the CCP suddenly has a major obstacle sitting right on its invasion route.And Beijing is terrified.In this episode, we break down:– Why Yonaguni is the “unsinkable aircraft carrier” blocking China– How Japan’s new missile systems could shred China’s air power– What the U.S. Marines are quietly building on the island– Why China is threatening nuclear strikes over Taiwan– How Japan’s new government is shifting the balance of power– And why the CCP may have pushed Japan too far this timeChina’s threats aren’t just bluster—this small island could change the future of the region.
Why has the Chinese government been so vocal about Japan recently? On the surface, it seems like the “wolf warrior” diplomacy is back. But actually, it’s because late at night, they’ve …
Why has the Chinese government been so vocal about Japan recently? On the surface, it seems like the “wolf warrior” diplomacy is back. But actually, it’s because late at night, they’ve done the math—and the results gave them a cold sweat.
Japan is moving to fortify its front line near Taiwan. A medium-range missile system is headed to the southern island of Yonaguni, tightening defenses to deter China’s growing military threat.President Donald …
Japan is moving to fortify its front line near Taiwan. A medium-range missile system is headed to the southern island of Yonaguni, tightening defenses to deter China’s growing military threat.President Donald Trump said on Monday that China’s Xi Jinping has invited him to visit Beijing in April, and that he will return the favor by welcoming China’s leader on a state visit.American nuclear-powered aircraft carriers have been deployed in waters near China. This signals Washington’s growing commitment to stability in the South China Sea.The fight over AI dominance is heating up—and Nvidia’s advanced chips are at the center of it. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hints at what Trump may decide.Britain announced a new initiative to secure critical mineral supplies and reduce reliance on China.There’s an emerging field called biocomputing, where human neurons power the next generation of computers. The co-CEO of Swiss startup FinalSpark joins us to explain how this differs from AI, its energy efficiency, and where China stands in this new field.00:00 Intro01:03 Japan Advances Air Defense Systems, Deployment Near Taiwan03:11 Xi Emphasizes Taiwan, White House Remains Silent03:48 U.S. Nuclear-Powered Carriers Deployed Near China05:08 U.S., China Held Maritime Security Talks in Hawaii05:57 Lutnick: Trump Weighs Nvidia AI Chip Sales to China07:21 How the Nexperia Chip Crisis Upended Auto Supply Chains09:45 UK Moves to Cut Reliance on China’s Rare Earths12:06 U.S., EU to Diversify Trade Relations13:34 China Absent from New Field of Biocomputing: Jordan
A Taiwan invasion won’t just threaten Taiwan—it could drag Japan, the U.S., and the whole region into a major conflict. In this clip, counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge explains why Japan …
A Taiwan invasion won’t just threaten Taiwan—it could drag Japan, the U.S., and the whole region into a major conflict. In this clip, counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge explains why Japan believes a Taiwan contingency is inevitable, how the CCP might retaliate after Japan expels its rogue consul general, and why Japan is accelerating its defense ties with the US and Taiwan.#china
Japan’s youth are shifting to the political right—and the CCP is terrified. In this clip, Counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge breaks down the political earthquake happening there right now. Young Japanese …
Japan’s youth are shifting to the political right—and the CCP is terrified. In this clip, Counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge breaks down the political earthquake happening there right now. Young Japanese voters are rejecting the self-hating narratives of the mainstream media and embracing leaders who stand up to the CCP.
Australia and Japan have signed a Reciprocal Access Agreement and a Joint Declaration on Security Cooperation. Watch as our guests analyze the strategies at play behind the scenes, as Australia seeks …
Australia and Japan have signed a Reciprocal Access Agreement and a Joint Declaration on Security Cooperation. Watch as our guests analyze the strategies at play behind the scenes, as Australia seeks to protect its vital northern trade routes.
A single threat from China’s Osaka consul ignited a diplomatic firestorm with Japan—unleashing retaliations, boycotts, and record-high support for defending Taiwan. Now Beijing is scrambling, Japan is pushing back harder than …
A single threat from China’s Osaka consul ignited a diplomatic firestorm with Japan—unleashing retaliations, boycotts, and record-high support for defending Taiwan. Now Beijing is scrambling, Japan is pushing back harder than ever, and the diplomat who started it all has vanished from view. This is the inside story of China’s Japan meltdown—and why it’s blowing up in Beijing’s face.
In a sudden shift, new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has, in just one week, decisively unveiled comprehensive foreign, economic, and security strategies, earning a 70% approval rating. This contrasts sharply …
In a sudden shift, new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has, in just one week, decisively unveiled comprehensive foreign, economic, and security strategies, earning a 70% approval rating. This contrasts sharply with the slow pace of the previous administration. Takaichi has swiftly restored US-Japan relations, meeting with Donald Trump and solidifying the alliance. Domestically, she championing a “Responsible, Proactive Fiscal Policy”—or Sanae-nomics—focusing on strategic investment in 17 key industries to spur GDP growth and tax revenue. Critically, she views the Taiwan crisis as a direct Japanese contingency, vowing to increase defense spending to 2% of GDP almost two years ahead of schedule, marking a new era of speed, clarity, and trust in Japanese leadership.
The United States is greenlighting two arms sales, together worth $1 billion, to Taiwan in a single week.Body-language clips online are sparking a political dispute—with Japan accusing China of misusing the …
The United States is greenlighting two arms sales, together worth $1 billion, to Taiwan in a single week.Body-language clips online are sparking a political dispute—with Japan accusing China of misusing the footage, and now lodging a formal complaint.Under China’s threats to cut rare earth supplies, three American companies are speaking out about their experiences and the challenges they’re facing.Banks in China are now selling repossessed homes directly at steep discounts, but demand remains weak in the declining market.A Pacific island nation celebrates its ties with Taiwan—as Tuvalu’s prime minister prepares to sign the country’s first treaty during a visit.US Greenlights 2 Arms Sales to Taiwan in One WeekChina: There Is ‘No Market’ for Japanese SeafoodJapan: Viral Video Misrepresents Talks With ChinaSelect Committee on China’s Control of Rare EarthsReport: CCP Could Weaponize Medicine, Tech ExportsChinese Banks Sell Properties Amid Declining EconomyTuvalu: We Treasure ‘Special Relationship’ With TaiwanTaiwan Detains Chinese Citizen on Suspicion of EspionageProsecutors Question Linda Sun’s Mother, Bankers Over Alleged Fraud SchemeDutch Halts Nexperia Seizure Order, Exports ResumeTesla Plans to Cut China-Made Components: Analysis
In November 2025, relations between China and Japan reached a new peak of tension. This followed comments by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who recently stated that Japan could intervene in …
In November 2025, relations between China and Japan reached a new peak of tension. This followed comments by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who recently stated that Japan could intervene in the Taiwan Strait if “Taiwan is in danger.” In response, China ramped up its “wolf warrior” diplomacy. First, the Chinese consulate in Japan threatened to “decapitate” the Japanese Prime Minister, while China’s military conducted live-fire drills in the Yellow Sea. South Korean media reported that the two countries were now facing the worst diplomatic crisis since they established relations 53 years ago.On November 17, 2025, Japan’s Ministry of Defense Self-Defense Forces posted on their official X account. They revealed that on November 15, a suspected Chinese unmanned aerial vehicle flew between Yonaguni Island and Taiwan. Japan’s Southwest Air Self-Defense Force quickly scrambled jets to respond. This was the first time the Japanese government publicly shared the details of such an event, leading to widespread media coverage in Japan.
Japan’s new Prime Minister, Takaichi Sanae, is taking the toughest stance toward the Chinese Communist Party in decades. Counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge explains how CCP tried to block her rise …
Japan’s new Prime Minister, Takaichi Sanae, is taking the toughest stance toward the Chinese Communist Party in decades. Counterintelligence expert Dr. Robert Eldridge explains how CCP tried to block her rise behind the scenes. You know, interfering in Japan’s internal affairs.
China has declined a proposed G20 meeting with the Japanese prime minister, urging Tokyo to retract its recent remarks on Taiwan. Beijing says Japan must correct its “wrong political signals” before …
China has declined a proposed G20 meeting with the Japanese prime minister, urging Tokyo to retract its recent remarks on Taiwan. Beijing says Japan must correct its “wrong political signals” before talks can resume.#china #japan #g20 #taiwan #diplomacy #beijing #tokyo #geopolitics #breakingnews
China and Japan exchanged sharp warnings after Tokyo hinted it could aid Taiwan militarily. Beijing threatened severe consequences, escalating tensions as Japan faces growing security concerns and reviews its defence posture.#china …
China and Japan exchanged sharp warnings after Tokyo hinted it could aid Taiwan militarily. Beijing threatened severe consequences, escalating tensions as Japan faces growing security concerns and reviews its defence posture.#china #japan #taiwan #wion
China is facing a more hostile international environment and just had a tough week. While Taiwan is getting more international spot light, a diplomatic firestorm erupts as Japan pushes back harder …
China is facing a more hostile international environment and just had a tough week. While Taiwan is getting more international spot light, a diplomatic firestorm erupts as Japan pushes back harder than Beijing ever expected, after a Chinese consul’s shocking threat against Prime Minister (Takaichi Sanae). At the same time, the high-profile case of (Yang Lanlan) in Australia takes an unexpected turn, with her legal team defying court norms and exploiting loopholes. From rising tensions in East Asia to a courtroom drama shaking public opinion, this episode breaks down Beijing’s challenges abroad. A deep dive into China–Japan relations, political fallout, and the unraveling Yang Lanlan scandal.