For a while now, the Chinese government has taken countermeasures. On October 31, China’s two major aircraft carriers, the Liaoning and Shandong, conducted their first-ever joint training exercises in the South …
For a while now, the Chinese government has taken countermeasures. On October 31, China’s two major aircraft carriers, the Liaoning and Shandong, conducted their first-ever joint training exercises in the South China Sea. Chinese state media called them “the strongest surface fleet in Asia.” Foreign media pointed out that this was likely a display of military strength, aimed at containing the Philippines and countering U.S. and Japanese military presence in the Asia-Pacific. Taiwan’s military experts noted that, despite these advances, China’s aircraft carriers still can’t match the capabilities of the U.S. Navy’s carrier strike groups, due to limitations in aircraft capacity, takeoff methods, and the lack of overseas supply bases.
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
#Japan and #China—tw0 of the world’s largest #economies—are facing growing tension. From #trade disputes to #territorial arguments, these countries have a long and complicated history. Now, as their economic struggles intensify, …
#Japan and #China—tw0 of the world’s largest #economies—are facing growing tension. From #trade disputes to #territorial arguments, these countries have a long and complicated history. Now, as their economic struggles intensify, we’re seeing the consequences on the global stage.What happens if China overtakes Japan? How will this affect the rest of the world?Stay with me, because in this video, we will explore the hidden challenges between Japan and China and why the world needs to pay attention to what’s happening right now.For years, Japan and China have had an uneasy relationship. Economic competition, territorial disputes, and their painful history during World War II continue to cause friction. Now, with the global economy in turmoil and Japan’s yen rapidly losing value, their relationship is under even more strain.But this isn’t just a local problem. What happens between Japan and China could change the balance of power worldwide.
The chair of a House committee is calling on U.S. higher education to shut down partnership with Chinese universities, after a growing number of Chinese espionage cases were brought to light.Top …
The chair of a House committee is calling on U.S. higher education to shut down partnership with Chinese universities, after a growing number of Chinese espionage cases were brought to light.Top U.S. officials lay out their biggest concern: election interference from China, Russia, and Iran.Texas is taking TikTok to court. Why does it say the Chinese-owned app violated the privacy rights of American children?And, the European Commission confirms it has enough votes to impose higher tariffs on Chinese-made electric cars after a vote. What does it mean for the bloc and its high-stakes trade relations with Beijing?00:00 Intro01:12 Top Lawmaker Calls on U.S. College to Exclude China03:51 Officials Warn About Election Interference from China04:36 Texas Sues TikTok for Violating Children’s Privacy05:33 EU to Adopt Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles08:16 Contrasting Trump and Harris on China Trade14:13 Organ Harvesting Movie Faces Death Threats in Taiwan15:30 Zoom In: New Japanese Prime Minister’s Stance on China16:15 Japan: Most Tense Security Environment Since WWII17:12 Treasury Official: IMF ‘Too Polite’ on China Policies
00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Stocks Surge 07:43 South China Sea Tensions09:29 Japan-China: Tensions, History, Nationalism & BigotryChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic analysis on …
00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Stocks Surge 07:43 South China Sea Tensions09:29 Japan-China: Tensions, History, Nationalism & BigotryChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.
The U.S. Navy is preparing for a potential war with China in just three years. The goal? That 80 percent of the U.S. fleet would be ready for battle.In the face …
The U.S. Navy is preparing for a potential war with China in just three years. The goal? That 80 percent of the U.S. fleet would be ready for battle.In the face of rising detention risks for foreigners inside China, U.S. lawmakers are pushing for the highest possible travel advisory for the country. That’s as some Americans have already spent years wrongfully held in Chinese prisons.The Chinese Communist Party is said to use U.S. laws against Americans. House lawmakers are digging into how China weaponizes the rule of law.And, the world’s largest military alliance is readying for a new leader. The NATO Secretary General shares his outlook and lessons with allies about China.00:00 Intro01:14 U.S. Navy to Get 80% of Force Ready to Fight China03:25 U.S. Keeps Missile System in Philippines Amid Tensions04:08 Chinese Expert: War Possible in South China Sea05:21 U.S. Lawmakers Push for ‘Don’t Travel’ Label on China07:17 Japan Firms on High Alert After Fatal Stabbing in China07:59 Lawmakers: CCP Weaponizes Law to Silence Americans10:11 NATO Chief: ‘Freedom Is More Important Than Free Trade’11:59 U.S., Allies Counter China’s Rare Earth Metals Dominance14:25 U.S. to Award $3B to Battery Manufacturing Sector15:34 Global Conflicts Fueling Gold’s Price Rise: Analyst19:48 Civil Servants’ Pensions Exceed Residents’ ~20×20:35 China to Lift Ban on Japanese Seafood Imports
In a bold move that signals a significant shift in policy, Japan has sailed a warship through the Taiwan strait for the first time drawing sharp criticism from China. Our next …
In a bold move that signals a significant shift in policy, Japan has sailed a warship through the Taiwan strait for the first time drawing sharp criticism from China. Our next story explores how this bold maneuver by Tokyo underscores growing tensions in the region as the US and its allies increase their military presence to challenge China’s territorial claims. Watch in for more details!#beijing #taiwan #worldnews
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 Intro01:16 FBI Disrupted Major China Hacking Plan in the U.S.03:51 Panel: Countering CCP’s Unfair Market Practices05:58 Expert on Risk of TikTok Shaping American Opinion10:15 Japanese Boy Dies After Being Stabbed in China11:43 Deadly Attack Mirrored by Rising Maritime Conflicts13:24 Taiwan Warns Against Rumors Over Pager Explosions14:27 2 European Firms Potentially Linked to Pager Explosion14:56 Escapee Exposes Brutal Chinese Mental Hospital18:05 Top Global Food Buyer China Reduces Its Demand19:27 Why Is GM’s $5,000 EV Available Only in China?
Former President Trump is warning Michigan voters about the threat China’s electric car industry poses to American carmakers. Plus, he made a 200 percent tariff promise to keep the swing state’s …
Former President Trump is warning Michigan voters about the threat China’s electric car industry poses to American carmakers. Plus, he made a 200 percent tariff promise to keep the swing state’s pillar industry safe.The U.S. disrupts a major Chinese hacking group nicknamed “Flax Typhoon.”Charges against a Chinese military hacker have been unsealed. It’s the latest U.S. bust targeting Chinese intelligence gathering.And, China hit nine U.S. defense firms with sanctions over U.S. arms sales to Taiwan. How effective are the measures?00:00 Intro01:01 Trump: 200% Tariff for Chinese Cars Built in Mexico03:39 Wray: FBI Strikes Second Chinese Hacking Group05:01 Charges Against Alleged Chinese Military Hacker Unsealed06:04 China Sanctions 9 U.S. Firms Over Taiwan Arms Sales07:13 Lebanon Pager Explosion Death Toll Rises to 1208:55 Chinese Warship Sails Between Japanese Islands09:45 Japanese Boy Stabbed Outside School in China10:47 Corr: Nippon Steel Promises to Invest $2.7B in U.S.15:02 Chinese Base Featured in U.S. Air Force Simulations15:35 Biden, Trump to Meet with Indian PM Modi16:42 Perry Link: China Uses Fear to Spark Self-Censorship18:54 Experts Break Down Beijing’s Rubber-Stamp System
On August 30, two foreign tourists visited the ancient city of Pingyao in Shanxi, China. One of them wore a T-shirt displaying the Japanese military flag, which caught the attention of …
On August 30, two foreign tourists visited the ancient city of Pingyao in Shanxi, China. One of them wore a T-shirt displaying the Japanese military flag, which caught the attention of local Chinese patriots. They confronted him, saying, “You can wear any T-shirt, but not this one.” The tourist appeared confused, admitting that he knew it was a Japanese T-shirt but didn’t care, and then walked away. The incident quickly gained attention on X (formerly Twitter). Some users commented, “It’s not illegal, so why does it matter what he wears?” Others remarked, “Poor young man, his mind has been completely brainwashed!”
Amid China’s sluggish economy, even the crews tasked with spying on Chinese citizens for the communist regime have gone unpaid—for as long as six months. How does this reflect China’s economy …
Amid China’s sluggish economy, even the crews tasked with spying on Chinese citizens for the communist regime have gone unpaid—for as long as six months. How does this reflect China’s economy and social stability?Chinese and Philippine vessels collided over the weekend—the fifth collision in one month. Are they really accidental?A Philadelphia rally raises awareness of the murder of innocent people to steal their organs and sell them for profit. Dr. Jessica Russo, of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, says, “The Chinese Communist Party is murdering its own people for organs, and the U.S. is being complicit in this. This is a huge problem.”A viral TikTok trend is tempting people with an alleged ATM “glitch” at Chase Bank. But a warning from the bank and reports from those who tried to exploit the glitch tell a different story.00:00 Intro01:11 Community Spies in China Desperately Await Wages02:51 China Accused of Incursion Into Japanese Waters03:31 U.S. Condemns China for Collision w/ Philippine Ship05:14 Philadelphia Rally Exposes Organ Harvesting in China08:49 RPT: China Plans Retaliation Over Chip Curbs by Japan09:38 New TikTok Trend Targets Chase Bank ‘glitch’11:29 China’s Lending to Africa Rises for 1st Time in 7 Yrs12:59 Lee: ‘Ironic’ for Future U.S. Leader to Be on Tiktok16:33 U.S. Trade Chief Hails Canada’s EV Tariffs17:57 China, Singapore Kick off Joint Naval Exercises18:41 Hong Kong Court to Hear Final Pleas from Activists 19:19 NTD’s Martial Arts Competition Announce Gold Winners
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army claims to have the largest artillery force in the world today. Open source intelligence estimates them to have 9,500 artillery pieces in its arsenal. But exactly …
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army claims to have the largest artillery force in the world today. Open source intelligence estimates them to have 9,500 artillery pieces in its arsenal. But exactly how capable is their hardware and how well trained are their soldiers? And how badly will this video ruin my social credit score in Beijing?The United States Defense Intelligence Agency in their 2019 China Military Power Report, mentions that artillery is the key to understanding the entire PLA Ground Force. This is because over one third of their force is based on arty. So it might be a good idea for us to check in and see what they’re up to. Call for fire on the like button then repeat on subscribe if you want to see two defense videos each week. Written by: Chris Cappy and TonyEdited by: Savvy StudiosWhen the PLA was first established in 1927 they had very limited artillery using what was called mountain guns or pack howitzers. They could be taken apart into smaller pieces to be transported over mountain terrain easier. Not much firepower. However, Right After World War 2 ended the CCP straight up issued a directive that all soldiers and citizens had to collect shells that had been left behind by the Japanese army. Hey are you busy on Saturday? No it’s awesome I’m just taking a me day, gonna chill so hard. Not anymore you’re not go pick up artillery shells until I get tired! This grass roots campaign if you want to call it that , collected 700 artillery pieces and 500,000 rounds that had been abandoned. During their 2nd civil war with the Koumintang the CCP captured more artillery giving them an odd hodgepodge of Japanese, German and American hardware. By this point they were very comfortable using other mens cannons.
Following this, the U.S. and Japan would likely deploy their most advanced weapons, knowing that fighting the PLA is no joke and they can’t afford to be careless. Within the first …
Following this, the U.S. and Japan would likely deploy their most advanced weapons, knowing that fighting the PLA is no joke and they can’t afford to be careless. Within the first three hours of the conflict, U.S. and Japanese warplanes could destroy China’s coastal airports, air defense missile sites, and early warning aircraft. F-35 stealth fighters would launch anti-radiation missiles to take out China’s long-range air defense systems, such as the S-300, S-400, and HQ-9, and the PLA’s ship-based air defense systems wouldn’t escape either.#chinaobserver
On July 23, Japan’s Nippon Steel Corporation announced it will end its 20-year joint venture with China’s Baosteel. The contract will be terminated at the end of August when it expires. …
On July 23, Japan’s Nippon Steel Corporation announced it will end its 20-year joint venture with China’s Baosteel. The contract will be terminated at the end of August when it expires. Nippon Steel finds it challenging to expand its business in China and plans to focus its investment resources in the United States and India.The exodus of foreign capital from China is spreading from manufacturing to the beauty products sector. Japanese beauty brand Shiseido’s high-end skincare line, BAUM, announced it will withdraw from the Chinese market. The BAUM Tmall flagship store recently posted a closure notice, stating it will no longer accept new orders starting July 10.#chinaobserver
The recent actions of Chinese individuals in Japan have rapidly deteriorated the sentiments between the citizens of both countries, which has also tightened the issues regarding visa exemptions and Japan’s handling …
The recent actions of Chinese individuals in Japan have rapidly deteriorated the sentiments between the citizens of both countries, which has also tightened the issues regarding visa exemptions and Japan’s handling of refugees.#chinaobserver
00:00 Introduction 00:12 Biden-Kishida | Xi-Ma 06:58 Chinese Economy: Fitch Ratings Cut China Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic analysis on China. Videos are …
00:00 Introduction 00:12 Biden-Kishida | Xi-Ma 06:58 Chinese Economy: Fitch Ratings Cut China Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.
Washington and Japan announced a historic alliance upgrade designed to help counter the Chinese communist regime. The head of the FBI warns that China is America’s “defining threat,” adding that Beijing-based …
Washington and Japan announced a historic alliance upgrade designed to help counter the Chinese communist regime. The head of the FBI warns that China is America’s “defining threat,” adding that Beijing-based hackers could be preparing to launch more cyberattacks. What’s more, U.S. businesses are a prime target. A U.S. travel advisory against China could possibly be eased. How could the shift impact Americans? And why did the State Department impose it in the first place? China’s communist leader says exte
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang analyzes the importance of Biden’s meeting with the Japanese prime ministers, the rising China threat and the Chinese economy.
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang analyzes the importance of Biden’s meeting with the Japanese prime ministers, the rising China threat and the Chinese economy.
China is facing economic difficulties, subsequently leading to an overproduction of goods. In response, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been dumping large quantities of low-priced goods onto the global market. …
China is facing economic difficulties, subsequently leading to an overproduction of goods. In response, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been dumping large quantities of low-priced goods onto the global market. Among these, new energy vehicles are raising concerns worldwide. The US has warned the CCP that it will take action if it continues to dump the remains of goods overseas. Recently, Japan and South Korea have joined the US and Europe in anti-dumping measures. The ongoing trade war between China a
#Chinainsights#micron If the CCP strictly enforces this requirement and insists that “critical” infrastructure can only be served by Chinese suppliers, the result will be to force local Chinese network and server …
#Chinainsights#micron If the CCP strictly enforces this requirement and insists that “critical” infrastructure can only be served by Chinese suppliers, the result will be to force local Chinese network and server companies to deploy sub-par components, thus weakening their own capabilities. On May 23rd, the second day after the CCP cracked down on Micron, Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry introduced new chip export control measures, adding 23 categories, including advanced chip manufacturing
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Power Shortage Fears 01:46 Second Wave Confirmed 02:48 Central Auditing Commission Meeting 04:22 Semiconductors: …
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Power Shortage Fears 01:46 Second Wave Confirmed 02:48 Central Auditing Commission Meeting 04:22 Semiconductors: Japan Restrictions 08:49 Canada-China Relations
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Ideology Campaign 01:53 Japan-China: Hayashi Visit 06:42 Chinese Economy: Housing Crisis
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Ideology Campaign 01:53 Japan-China: Hayashi Visit 06:42 Chinese Economy: Housing Crisis
There is no doubt that the decline in sales in the Chinese market has an increasing impact on Hyundai Motor Group’s global presence. In 2022, excluding the Chinese market, Hyundai’s sales …
There is no doubt that the decline in sales in the Chinese market has an increasing impact on Hyundai Motor Group’s global presence. In 2022, excluding the Chinese market, Hyundai’s sales would increase by 4.2% year-on-year, while if the Chinese market is included, it would only increase by 1.4%. So, what makes Kia and Hyundai so unpopular in China? Compared with the good performance of Japanese cars in China, is China going to completely abandon Korean cars? OK, that and more is exactly what we are going
0:00 – Intro 0:20 – Goal 1:50 – Average military spending 2:07 – Current situation 2:33 – Personnel size compared to two Koreas 2:55 – Personnel size compared to two superpowers …
0:00 – Intro 0:20 – Goal 1:50 – Average military spending 2:07 – Current situation 2:33 – Personnel size compared to two Koreas 2:55 – Personnel size compared to two superpowers 3:15 – Budgetary differences 3:59 – US National Guard example 4:17 – Personnel target 4:39 – Three options 5:25 – Issue of demographics 5:43 – Recruitment pool age limit 6:05 – Age limits for reservists 6:46 – Nature of Japan’s military today and strike weapons 7:24 – Cruise and anti-ship missiles, and dual role 8:50 – Anti ballist
In a Japanese think tank’s latest #simulation predicting who would win a cross-strait war, #Taiwan emerges victorious, with Beijing failing to conquer the island. But both sides sustain heavy losses. As …
In a Japanese think tank’s latest #simulation predicting who would win a cross-strait war, #Taiwan emerges victorious, with Beijing failing to conquer the island. But both sides sustain heavy losses. As for the players, Beijing is on one side facing off with Taiwan, the United States, and Japan. The year is 2026, and the losses are tens of thousands killed or wounded on either side—with the tide turning at a key point in battle. But what about after 2026, when most experts predict China’s military growth w
Japan’s government will start imposing an export ban on cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China in spring after Tokyo amends a foreign exchange law to allow doing so. Reuters cited from …
Japan’s government will start imposing an export ban on cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China in spring after Tokyo amends a foreign exchange law to allow doing so. Reuters cited from Japanese Kyodo News, reporting that the new law will not mention China specifically to avoid the risk of retaliation from the Chinese regime.
Japan has been worried about the growing aggressiveness of China and has allocated double the amount of its GDP for defense spending as a result. Japan doesn’t have nuclear weapons, but …
Japan has been worried about the growing aggressiveness of China and has allocated double the amount of its GDP for defense spending as a result. Japan doesn’t have nuclear weapons, but there is increasing discussion about whether it should develop its own nukes. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the United States’ nuclear umbrella, the US-Japan relationship, and how decades of poor US policy has resulted in mistrust between the two allies. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Robert Eldridge, an
Some in Japan say Japan should consider developing its own nuclear weapons because of the ever increasing threat from its neighbor China. China has threatened to take their mutual neighbor Taiwan, …
Some in Japan say Japan should consider developing its own nuclear weapons because of the ever increasing threat from its neighbor China. China has threatened to take their mutual neighbor Taiwan, which would put China, its hostile neighbor, right on Japan’s doorstep. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s world tour ahead of the G7 meeting, why some in Japan want nuclear weapons, Japan and India’s relationship, and what it would mean for Japan if China took Taiwan. J
For years, China has been flying its jets near Japan’s air space, which Japan responds to by scrambling its jets. It’s not clear what China is playing at by doing this, …
For years, China has been flying its jets near Japan’s air space, which Japan responds to by scrambling its jets. It’s not clear what China is playing at by doing this, but we discuss some possible reasons. We also talk about the US-Japan alliance, the disputed Senkaku islands controlled by Japan and whether the US would abandon Okinawa in the event of a China invasion. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Robert Eldridge, an expert on Japan’s security and diplomacy and a senior researcher for the Japan Forum
China and Japan have been in a heated dispute over several islands in the East China Sea called the Senkaku Islands in Japan and the Diaoyu Islands in China. Japan controls …
China and Japan have been in a heated dispute over several islands in the East China Sea called the Senkaku Islands in Japan and the Diaoyu Islands in China. Japan controls the islands but China still lays claim to them. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the importance of the islands, China taking Okinawa, and how Japanese feel about Japan’s increasing militarization due to the threat from China. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Robert Eldridge, an expert on Japan’s security and diplomacy and