An underground lab in China is researching neutrinos: particles smaller than atoms and thought to contain even more energy. A foreign associate of America’s National Academy of Sciences is leading the …
An underground lab in China is researching neutrinos: particles smaller than atoms and thought to contain even more energy. A foreign associate of America’s National Academy of Sciences is leading the Chinese project as it seeks to become the first nation to uncover the secrets of the particle—and its power.Will China ever change its willingness to use force to take control of Taiwan? Beijing answered that question on Wednesday, saying it will never renounce the option.Intel tech products sold in China could be in hot water. A Chinese state-linked agency is calling for a full security review into the U.S. chipmaker’s offerings.General Motors is spending more than $600 million to develop a lithium project located in the heart of Nevada. It’s part of efforts to break China’s grip on the global lithium supply.00:00 Intro01:10 Underground Chinese Lab to Study Mysterious Particle05:41 Beijing: China Won’t Renounce Use of Force Over Taiwan06:31 China’s Cyber Association Calls for Review of Intel07:13 GM to Invest $625M to Build a Nevada Lithium Project08:04 Should U.S. Approve Nippon Steel Buyout Deal?12:01China, Russia Enhancing Energy Cooperation13:15 Russia, China, N. Korea Deepen Defense Ties14:11 S. Korea, U.S., Japan Condemn N. Korea’s Drone Claims15:14 Philippine Minister Doubts China’s Sea Code Intent16:46 China’s Financial Professionals Face Survival Threat18:27 NTD’s 7th Int’l Piano Competition Kicks Off in NYC
An underground lab in China is researching neutrinos: particles smaller than atoms and thought to contain even more energy. A foreign associate of America’s National Academy of Sciences is leading the …
An underground lab in China is researching neutrinos: particles smaller than atoms and thought to contain even more energy. A foreign associate of America’s National Academy of Sciences is leading the Chinese project as it seeks to become the first nation to uncover the secrets of the particle—and its power.Will China ever change its willingness to use force to take control of Taiwan? Beijing answered that question on Wednesday, saying it will never renounce the option.Intel tech products sold in China could be in hot water. A Chinese state-linked agency is calling for a full security review into the U.S. chipmaker’s offerings.General Motors is spending more than $600 million to develop a lithium project located in the heart of Nevada. It’s part of efforts to break China’s grip on the global lithium supply.00:00 Intro01:10 Underground Chinese Lab to Study Mysterious Particle05:41 Beijing: China Won’t Renounce Use of Force Over Taiwan06:31 China’s Cyber Association Calls for Review of Intel07:13 GM to Invest $625M to Build a Nevada Lithium Project08:04 Should U.S. Approve Nippon Steel Buyout Deal?12:01China, Russia Enhancing Energy Cooperation13:15 Russia, China, N. Korea Deepen Defense Ties14:11 S. Korea, U.S., Japan Condemn N. Korea’s Drone Claims15:14 Philippine Minister Doubts China’s Sea Code Intent16:46 China’s Financial Professionals Face Survival Threat18:27 NTD’s 7th Int’l Piano Competition Kicks Off in NYC
Taiwan has been marking its national day with a lavish military parade in the capital Tapei. Tensions with China are running high, as Beijing regards Taiwan as part of its territory. …
Taiwan has been marking its national day with a lavish military parade in the capital Tapei. Tensions with China are running high, as Beijing regards Taiwan as part of its territory. The Taiwanese military has been making contingency plans to resist a possible future Chinese invasion. For
In his annual National Day speech, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te praised the country’s military forces and announced a new defense initiative called ‘T-Dome’, an AI-assisted missile-defense shield. It comes as the …
In his annual National Day speech, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te praised the country’s military forces and announced a new defense initiative called ‘T-Dome’, an AI-assisted missile-defense shield. It comes as the US Administration is pushing Taiwan to increase its defense budget to 10 percent of GDP to counter China’s growing threats and gray-zone tactics. By comparison, Lai has set a goal of 5 percent by 2030, which would already be a significant spike from next year’s 3.3 percent. Meanwhile, Taiwan’s leader called on Chinese President Xi Jinping to renounce his country’s coercive efforts to isolate Taiwan and its threats of military force. Could the T-Dome complicate an attempted Chinese invasion of Taiwan? How high should Taipei increase its military budget? And will Beijing respond to the speech with more provocative drills? In this special episode, we analyze Lai’s speech and discuss missile defense, Taiwan’s national budget, and China’s adverse military and political activities.Host: Yin KhvatOur guests:Alexander Huang Council on Strategic and Wargaming Studies Chair KMT Department of International Affairs DirectorLai I-chung Prospect Foundation PresidentGuermantes Lailari Institute for National Defense and Security Research (INDSR) Visiting Scholar Chapters:00:00:00 – Lai’s National Day Speech00:01:40 – ‘T-Dome’ Missile Defense Shield00:07:10 – Taipei’s Eyes Military Budget Spike00:14:58 – How might Beijing react to this year’s speech?00:21:20 – Lai calls on China to renounce coercion
The mysterious death of Chinese star Yu Menglong is fueling public outrage — with reports pointing to torture, murder, and a cover-up linked to powerful political families. Even as China clamps …
The mysterious death of Chinese star Yu Menglong is fueling public outrage — with reports pointing to torture, murder, and a cover-up linked to powerful political families. Even as China clamps down with sweeping censorship, international media and grassroots investigators are keeping the story in the spotlight.U.S. Ambassador to China David Perdue says President Trump hasn’t wavered on Taiwan. The administration continues to uphold the One China policy — even as some recent moves appear less friendly to Taipei.And while China may have more ships, the U.S. Navy still holds the real power. Nuclear carriers and global reach keep America dominant — for now. But China’s rapid buildup is closing the gap.Speaking at a Capitol Hill forum, a Canadian professor emeritus highlighted human rights abuses in China — and their growing influence in the West.00:00 Intro01:06 Chinese Actor Yu Menglong’s Death Tied to CCP Leaders05:57 Trump Not Changing an Inch on U.S.-Taiwan Policy08:33 How Do Sino-U.S. Naval Warfare Capabilities Compare10:49 U.S., China Clash Over Chinese Presence in Panama11:39 Australia, PNG Ink Defense Pact to Deter China13:26 ‘Faith Under Siege’: Forum Focuses on Abuses in China15:08 Brutal Persecution ‘Taking Place as We Speak’16:11 CCP Consulates Surveil and Sabotage on U.S. Soil18:27 CCP Persecutes Millions of People of Faith20:26 China Hawk, Conservative Set to Be Japan’s Next PM
With the trade truce deadline looming, U.S. businesses want Washington to get tough on China—protecting America from Beijing’s “Delete America” policies.Voices of dissent are rising across China ahead of a major …
With the trade truce deadline looming, U.S. businesses want Washington to get tough on China—protecting America from Beijing’s “Delete America” policies.Voices of dissent are rising across China ahead of a major Communist Party meeting. Citizens are calling for freedom and democracy, with slogans like “The CCP isn’t China” and “The CCP is an evil cult.”Beijing is reacting furiously to Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s recent plea to President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is considering a senior official for Indo-Pacific affairs—someone who supports Taiwan spending 10 percent of its GDP on defense.British prosecutors are preparing to bring two men to trial for allegedly spying for China—but the case was suddenly dropped. We have more on the decision, and what might have led to it.China’s premier is heading to North Korea for a rare visit. What does this signal about Beijing’s growing influence in the region?00:00 Intro01:29 U.S. Chamber of Commerce: ‘Get Tough’ on China03:18 Anti-CCP Slogans Appear Ahead of Key Party Meeting05:19 Chinese Hackers Target Top U.S. Law Firms06:07 Bipartisan Effort to Counter China Threat in Indo-Pacific09:30 Beijing Reacts After Taiwan Leader Calls on U.S. Support10:30 Nominee: Taiwan Should Spend 10% of GDP on Defense12:15 China Spying Case in U.K. Dropped Before Trial13:58 U.K. Police Hit Smuggling Ring in Phone Theft Crackdown16:21 China’s Premier Heads to N. Korea for 3-Day Visit
Manila rejects Beijing’s “Asia-Pacific NATO” accusations China launches “combat readiness patrols” near Scarborough Shoal Faced with Beijing’s aggressive behavior and gray-zone tactics in the South China Sea — including sending frigates, …
Manila rejects Beijing’s “Asia-Pacific NATO” accusations China launches “combat readiness patrols” near Scarborough Shoal Faced with Beijing’s aggressive behavior and gray-zone tactics in the South China Sea — including sending frigates, J-16 jet fighters and H-6 bombers to patrol near Scarborough Shoal in the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone — Manila has sought to expand its visiting forces and reciprocal access agreements beyond the US, Japan, and Australia to include other like-minded countries. In response, Beijing has accused the Philippines and its partners of importing “European-style military alliances” into Asia. What benefits do these military deals provide? Is Manila becoming the “hub” of a new hub-and-spokes model? And how might these agreements and recent joint exercises deter or affect a potential conflict in the Taiwan Strait? In this episode, our guests discuss the Philippines’ military agreements, the possibility of an “Asian NATO,” and what it all means for Taiwan and Indo-Pacific peace and stability.
Taiwan’s president is urgently calling on Washington to back the island against China’s invasion threat, sending a direct message to President Donald Trump.A drone light show in China turned into a …
Taiwan’s president is urgently calling on Washington to back the island against China’s invasion threat, sending a direct message to President Donald Trump.A drone light show in China turned into a rain of sparks as hundreds of drones malfunctioned and fell from the sky during a major Chinese Communist Party celebration.China is using fake social media accounts to undermine the U.S. alliance with the Philippines, heightening tensions between the United States and China.China could buy $40 billion worth of advanced chip-making equipment despite U.S. restrictions, as an investigation reveals gaps in U.S. and allied export rules.President Lai: China Could Shift Global Order If Taiwan FallsFake CCP Influencers Target US-Philippine TiesHundreds of Drones Malfunction, Fall During China ShowTrump Approves Alaska Mining Road for Mineral ProductionUS Eyes Stake, Critical Metals Shares JumpEnergy Expert Breaks Down US, China Energy StrategiesLoopholes Fuel China’s Chipmaking BoomRussia Holds First Official Meeting With TalibanChina Expands Naval Power, US Faces Challenge: Fisher
Pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propagandists have falsely claimed that the 2016 UN South China Sea Arbitration Ruling was invalid on the grounds that China did not “consent” to the arbitration. Our …
Pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propagandists have falsely claimed that the 2016 UN South China Sea Arbitration Ruling was invalid on the grounds that China did not “consent” to the arbitration. Our guests explain why this assertion is baseless.
Throwing pots at police and blocking highways—protests are spreading across China as dissent boils under Beijing’s iron grip. We zoom in on the growing unrest.This Oct. 1 marks 76 years of …
Throwing pots at police and blocking highways—protests are spreading across China as dissent boils under Beijing’s iron grip. We zoom in on the growing unrest.This Oct. 1 marks 76 years of the Chinese Communist Party’s rule in China. People around the globe are calling for an end to the regime.What’s China’s National Day holiday like this year? Where does China’s economy stand overall? An expert weighs in.The empty seat left by a disappeared Chinese diplomat has now been filled. We take a closer look at a possible shift in Beijing’s diplomatic approach.A new Chinese coffeehouse in Manhattan is fueling protests over U.S. national security concerns. An NTD reporter spoke with demonstrators outside the Luckin Coffee shop.00:00 Intro01:12 Protests Flare Across China Before CCP National Day03:49 Protesters Worldwide Rally Against CCP’s 76-Year Rule06:03 China’s Macro Economy Is Staggering: Balding12:17 Beijing Replaces Missing Envoy With Spy Agent13:08 Protesters Call Out Luckin Coffee as CCP Data Risk17:21 U.S. Investing $625M to Keep Coal Plants Open, Countering China’s AI19:31 Taiwan: China Trying to Create Legal Basis for Attack20:34 U.S. Agrees to Let S. Koreans Work on Short-Term Visas21:26 China Caps Bankers’ Overseas Travel at Once a Year
CHINA has built more replicas of Taiwan’s government buildings in a chilling sign of its plans to invade the island.The copycats let China’s forces practice storming the real government buildings – …
CHINA has built more replicas of Taiwan’s government buildings in a chilling sign of its plans to invade the island.The copycats let China’s forces practice storming the real government buildings – amid evermore foreboding sings from Xi Jinping.Experts confirmed the replicas are used for practicing the rapid capture of Taiwanese targets in the event that conflict breaks out.
In today’s show: -Taiwan’s Coast Guard Gets a New Ship That Could Help Counter Chinese Military Activity -Report: China Expands Training Facility With Mock-Ups of Taiwan Government Buildings -Taiwan Offerings To …
In today’s show: -Taiwan’s Coast Guard Gets a New Ship That Could Help Counter Chinese Military Activity -Report: China Expands Training Facility With Mock-Ups of Taiwan Government Buildings -Taiwan Offerings To Help US Set Up Its Own Semiconductor Hubs-Taiwan Says It’s Complying With Sanctions of Russia After Report of High Naphtha Imports-Hualien Welcomes More Clean-Up Volunteers, Urging Them To Work With Officials-Indigenous Amis Want Voices Heard in Guangfu Recovery Efforts-Remembering Jane Goodall’s Impact on Taiwan 📹 Anchor: Yvonne Yang#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews-
The Trump administration is pushing Taipei to shift investment and chip production to the U.S. so that half of America’s chips are manufactured domestically, in a move that could have implications …
The Trump administration is pushing Taipei to shift investment and chip production to the U.S. so that half of America’s chips are manufactured domestically, in a move that could have implications for Taiwan’s national defense. #taiwan #usa #china
China’s secret J-50 stealth fighter finally seen on the tarmac—tailless, lambda-wing, AI-led and thrust-vectoring. We break down its design, tactics, and what it means for Taiwan and global airpower race.
China’s secret J-50 stealth fighter finally seen on the tarmac—tailless, lambda-wing, AI-led and thrust-vectoring. We break down its design, tactics, and what it means for Taiwan and global airpower race.
The 1933 Montevideo Convention gives four criteria for statehood: (1) permanent population, (2) defined territory, (3) government, and (4) capacity to enter into relations with other states. Does Taiwan already meet …
The 1933 Montevideo Convention gives four criteria for statehood: (1) permanent population, (2) defined territory, (3) government, and (4) capacity to enter into relations with other states. Does Taiwan already meet these criteria? Join our discussion.
China’s fighter jets reportedly targeted the frigate HMS Richmond as it was sailing through the Taiwan Strait this month, HMS Richmond, a ship in the UK’s carrier strike group, passed through …
China’s fighter jets reportedly targeted the frigate HMS Richmond as it was sailing through the Taiwan Strait this month, HMS Richmond, a ship in the UK’s carrier strike group, passed through the strait alongside the US destroyer USS Higgins on Sept 12.
Taiwan has formed an AI automotive industry alliance, aiming to strengthen local manufacturing through smart tech integration. The alliance was formed by the Taiwan Automotive Research Consortium and the Taiwan Electrical …
Taiwan has formed an AI automotive industry alliance, aiming to strengthen local manufacturing through smart tech integration. The alliance was formed by the Taiwan Automotive Research Consortium and the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association.
UK think tank RUSI and hactivist group Black Moon have revealed evidence that Russia has been provided training and equipping People’s Liberation Army (PLA) troops for airborne operations. Taiwan, meanwhile, has …
UK think tank RUSI and hactivist group Black Moon have revealed evidence that Russia has been provided training and equipping People’s Liberation Army (PLA) troops for airborne operations. Taiwan, meanwhile, has told the Washington Post that Moscow’s support of Beijing “goes far beyond what has been publicly acknowledged.” Could these units be used in a potential invasion of Taiwan? Or against its allies in the region? And how well integrated are Taiwan’s military and civil sectors to fend off an attempted landing by PLA paratroopers the country’s interior? These developments come amid reporting in the Wall Street Journal that Chinese President Xi Jinping could use trade talks to push President Donald Trump to accept Beijing’s talking points opposing Taiwan’s independence. Join us as we discuss these latest military and geopolitical developments in the Taiwan Strait.
A $6.9 billion crypto scam has defrauded more than 128,000 people.A Chinese national has been jailed following one of the largest bitcoin seizures to date, marking a significant moment in the …
A $6.9 billion crypto scam has defrauded more than 128,000 people.A Chinese national has been jailed following one of the largest bitcoin seizures to date, marking a significant moment in the crackdown on cryptocurrency-related crimes.A landmark Chinese espionage case is straining China-Europe relations.A former assistant to a German lawmaker has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison. The person was found guilty of leaking data to the Chinese Communist Party over a period of nearly 20 years.The State Department responds after Chinese leader Xi Jinping reiterated his opposition to Taiwan’s independence, as the Chinese regime leverages a trade deal for a policy shift.00:00 Intro01:31 U.S. Responds to Doubt on Taiwan Policy04:29 U.S. Tightens Export Controls on Chinese Companies05:28 Chinese Hacker Faces Hardship After US. Sanctions07:15 Trump Admin. Ends Political Correctness in Military10:12 China Pushes ‘zero-mosquito’ Policy Over Chikungunya Virus11:37 Deadly Chemical Gas Leak in Henan Province Kills at Least 512:22 Gov’t Shutdown Likely After Wh Meeting Failed15:14 How a Government Shutdown Tonight Could Affect You16:11 Fmr German Lawmaker Aide Jailed for China Espionage19:18 Chinese Woman Jailed in Btc Mega Seizure21:59 Trump Admin. Seeks to Block Harvard From Federal Funding
The US agrees to import Taiwanese pineapples as Taiwan agrees to increase imports of US dairy products. A report reveals Taiwan was the biggest importer of Russian naptha over the first …
The US agrees to import Taiwanese pineapples as Taiwan agrees to increase imports of US dairy products. A report reveals Taiwan was the biggest importer of Russian naptha over the first half of 2025, contributing greatly to Russia’s war chest. And Chinese President Xi Jinping gives a firm warning about Taiwanese independence in his address for China’s National Day celebration. Plus: TaiwanPlus dives into the complicated role of Taiwanese as colonial subjects… and their service in Japanese military and support forces spanning Southeast Asia in World War II. Two Taiwan automotive groups have formed an alliance focused on leveraging high-tech abilities to expand Taiwan’s market, while also rolling out an AI system for public buses. A magnitude 6.9 earthquake kills over two dozen people in the central Philippines, just days after Typhoon Bualoi barreled through. Over 1,000 flood survivors in Hualien’s Guangfu Township are receiving mental health support as searches continue for missing residents. 📹 Anchor: Yvonne Yang#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews-
A recent report from Taiwan’s first civilian-run war game highlights the sparse troop presence in the east and warns that the east coast’s natural strategic advantage is gradually diminishing.
A recent report from Taiwan’s first civilian-run war game highlights the sparse troop presence in the east and warns that the east coast’s natural strategic advantage is gradually diminishing.
In today’s show: Lutnick: Washington May Demand Half of Taiwan’s Chip Production Moved to US Taiwan Coast Guard Drives Two Chinese Research Vessels From Northern Waters Taiwan’s Domestically Built Submarine Presses …
In today’s show: Lutnick: Washington May Demand Half of Taiwan’s Chip Production Moved to US Taiwan Coast Guard Drives Two Chinese Research Vessels From Northern Waters Taiwan’s Domestically Built Submarine Presses Ahead With Trials Despite Advisor’s Exit Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung To Highlight Taiwan’s Tech Role at Warsaw Security Forum Recovery Efforts Continue in Hard-Hit Regions Following Typhoon Ragasa Xi Aims To Tie Trade Deal to Taiwan Policy in Talks With Trump, WSJ Reports Taiwan Bags One Gold, Two Silvers at Major International Badminton Competition
A classified US intelligence report seen by the ABC has revealed China is modifying its commercial ferry fleet in preparation for a potential invasion of Taiwan.Five Eyes observations have noted that …
A classified US intelligence report seen by the ABC has revealed China is modifying its commercial ferry fleet in preparation for a potential invasion of Taiwan.Five Eyes observations have noted that more than 70 vessels are being fortified and strengthened to carry armoured vehicles. The report prepared for the Pentagon has identified these ferries as possible military targets in a conflict with China. ANU Security College’s David Andrews says the ferries would likely be used in the second phase of an operation to invade Taiwan. Beijing claims self-governed Taiwan as part of its territory and sees any effort to reclaim it as an attempt at reunification.
A new report by the Wall Street Journal says China is leveraging Trump’s pursuit of a trade deal to press the US into explicitly opposing Taiwan independence.
A new report by the Wall Street Journal says China is leveraging Trump’s pursuit of a trade deal to press the US into explicitly opposing Taiwan independence.
Taiwan has unveiled the Barracuda-500, its first missile jointly manufactured with US defense company Anduril Industries, along with the domestically developed Chiang Kung (Strong Bow) anti-ballistic missile system, which is now …
Taiwan has unveiled the Barracuda-500, its first missile jointly manufactured with US defense company Anduril Industries, along with the domestically developed Chiang Kung (Strong Bow) anti-ballistic missile system, which is now in mass production. What does this mean for Taiwan’s self-defense? And what has Taiwan learned from Ukraine’s mass deployment of similar defensive weapons? Join our discussion.
On September 16, 2025, Breaking Defense reported that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is actively courting Pacific Island nations, including the Solomon Islands, the host of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF). …
On September 16, 2025, Breaking Defense reported that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is actively courting Pacific Island nations, including the Solomon Islands, the host of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF). Due to successful pressure from China, Taiwan, the United States, and Japan were excluded from the meeting held from September 8 to 12, 2025.Before the PIF meeting began, President Surangel Whipps Jr. of Palau, one of the PIF member states, criticized Beijing’s attempts to undermine Palau’s leadership and weaken the public’s confidence in its government. Speaking in Hawaii on September 8, he pointed out that China had even sent drugs to the Pacific Island nation, trying to destabilize society. He compared this tactic to China’s actions in the Golden Triangle region, where it uses drugs, gambling, prostitution, human trafficking, and organ trade to manipulate local governments and control entire regions.
New US tariffs could hurt Taiwanese furniture makers and other manufacturers. It could also raise the cost of medications in Taiwan. The health ministry says it has a budget to mitigate …
New US tariffs could hurt Taiwanese furniture makers and other manufacturers. It could also raise the cost of medications in Taiwan. The health ministry says it has a budget to mitigate price hikes.
China is preparing for war with robot dogs and next-gen tanks. Rick Fisher reveals how Beijing’s new “Tesla of tanks,” hybrid-powered and AI-linked, could dominate urban combat—and why armed robot dogs …
China is preparing for war with robot dogs and next-gen tanks. Rick Fisher reveals how Beijing’s new “Tesla of tanks,” hybrid-powered and AI-linked, could dominate urban combat—and why armed robot dogs may lead the first wave of an invasion of Taiwan.
Taiwan announced export controls for 47 products to South Africa, including computer chips and memory, after Pretoria said it would rename and move Taiwan’s representative offices there. Taipei says the step …
Taiwan announced export controls for 47 products to South Africa, including computer chips and memory, after Pretoria said it would rename and move Taiwan’s representative offices there. Taipei says the step is a countermeasure to protect national sovereignty and will consult with South Africa during a 60-day window before the controls take effect. Officials and industry groups warn the curbs could hit South African electronics, telecom and auto parts sectors, while experts caution the move may create unexpected risks.
Leaders from across the globe gathered at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. President Donald Trump laid out America’s vision for its role in a turbulent world. He said: …
Leaders from across the globe gathered at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. President Donald Trump laid out America’s vision for its role in a turbulent world. He said: “I’ve come here today to offer the hand of American leadership and friendship to any nation in this assembly that is willing to join us in forging a safer, more prosperous world.”Legendary investor Warren Buffett has just sold all of his shares in Chinese EV maker BYD. A closer look at this 17-year investment shows it grew more than 20-fold in value.Trump has imposed a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas. What are the pros and cons? China experts weigh in.The University of Arizona is shutting down its joint programs with Chinese universities. International students say the move caught them off guard. How could it reshape U.S.-China academic ties?And a new investigation reveals the CCP’s secret health care initiative—targeting infants for mass organ harvesting. Forced insemination and illegal arrests are allegedly used to create donors for China’s top leaders. We break down the shocking details.00:00 Intro01:33 World Leaders Gather at UN General Assembly in NY02:33 Trump Highlights Need for Peace in Address to UN05:44 Buffett Sells All Shares in Chinese EV Maker BYD07:01 How $100K H-1B Fee Will Shape America’s Tech Future10:18 University of Arizona Ends Partner Programs with China11:29 OpenAI and Nvidia Announce Strategic Partnership12:38 Shocking Report: CCP Military Harvesting Infant Organs16:48 China’s First Worldwide Arctic Cargo Route Sparks Concerns18:01 China Blasts Israeli Lawmaker over Taiwan Visit19:18 What New TikTok Deal Means for Americans21:51 EU, UN Demand Release of COVID Whistleblower
China has long promoted itself as a “global peacemaker.” But how does that claim hold up against the facts? And if Beijing were to create a new world order, what would …
China has long promoted itself as a “global peacemaker.” But how does that claim hold up against the facts? And if Beijing were to create a new world order, what would it look like? Join our discussion.
The American Institute in Taiwan, the de facto US embassy in Taiwan, said that Beijing has been mischaracterizing World War II–era documents, including the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation, and the …
The American Institute in Taiwan, the de facto US embassy in Taiwan, said that Beijing has been mischaracterizing World War II–era documents, including the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation, and the Treaty of San Francisco, none of which “determined Taiwan’s ultimate status.” Join our discussion on what this means.
The Chinese Navy said Monday that carrier-based aircraft J-15T, J-35 and KongJing-600 have successfully completed their inaugural electromagnetic catapult-assisted takeoff and arrested landing trainings on aircraft carrier, the Fujian.The success showed …
The Chinese Navy said Monday that carrier-based aircraft J-15T, J-35 and KongJing-600 have successfully completed their inaugural electromagnetic catapult-assisted takeoff and arrested landing trainings on aircraft carrier, the Fujian.The success showed that China’s first domestically built catapult-equipped aircraft carrier has obtained electromagnetic catapult launch and recovery capabilities, marking another breakthrough in the development of China’s aircraft carriers.J-15T, J-35 and KongJing-600 were showcased during China’s massive military parade held on Sept 3.The trainings verified the sound compatibility of China’s fully domestically developed electromagnetic catapult and arresting systems with multiple aircraft types, according to the navy.This demonstrated that the Fujian has obtained initial full-deck operational capability, paving the way for multiple types of carrier-based aircraft to join the carrier formation, the navy said.#china #fujian #taiwan #chinanews #northkorea #kimjongun n18oc_world n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION1:45 WHAT IS EMALS & WHY IS IT SIGNIFICANT?3:06 CHINA’S FUJIAN CARRIER4:22 KIM VOWS TO STRENGTHEN TIES WITH CHINA “MORE VIGOROUSLY”
China is preparing for war with robot dogs and next-gen tanks. Rick Fisher reveals how Beijing’s new “Tesla of tanks,” hybrid-powered and AI-linked, could dominate urban combat—and why armed robot dogs …
China is preparing for war with robot dogs and next-gen tanks. Rick Fisher reveals how Beijing’s new “Tesla of tanks,” hybrid-powered and AI-linked, could dominate urban combat—and why armed robot dogs may lead the first wave of an invasion of Taiwan.