The U.S. Navy’s strategy to unleash devastation on the Chinese Military in response to a Taiwan invasion is reportedly progressing as planned. Captain Alex Campbell disclosed that the initial phase of …
The U.S. Navy’s strategy to unleash devastation on the Chinese Military in response to a Taiwan invasion is reportedly progressing as planned. Captain Alex Campbell disclosed that the initial phase of the ‘Replicator’ initiative—designed to create a “hellscape”—is expected to be operational by August. Speaking at a U.S. Naval Institute (USNI) conference in California, Campbell stated that the Replicator initiative remains on track to achieve its objective of deploying “multiple thousands of all-domain, attritable autonomous (ADA2) systems to warfighters by August 2025,” a goal set by former Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks in November 2024.He added further “It’s not another [science and technology] project. It is meant to get to production, meant to field systems, in this case, in support of [U.S. Indo-Pacific Command]. It’s a lot of taking… a pretty wide and diverse set of systems and a wide and diverse set of software, and smashing them all together at a pace that is really more akin to commercial software tempos.”In this video, Defense Updates reports on the US Navy’s ‘Hellscape’ strategy to prevent China from capturing Taiwan.#defenseupdates #usvschina #taiwanvschina
China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea, the Yellow Sea and the Taiwan Strait have been causing tensions with its neighbors. Our guests Alex Tan and Dennis Weng share their …
China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea, the Yellow Sea and the Taiwan Strait have been causing tensions with its neighbors. Our guests Alex Tan and Dennis Weng share their insights into the disputes.
Also on East Asia Tonight, Taiwan offers to help its tech firms based out of Mexico and China to relocate to the US; Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba to seek reassurance from …
Also on East Asia Tonight, Taiwan offers to help its tech firms based out of Mexico and China to relocate to the US; Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba to seek reassurance from Trump at summit on Friday; US Secretary of State Marco Rubio asks Panama to reduce China influence or face potential retaliation; and South Korea plans Israel-style “iron dome”.00:00 Headlines01:40 Trump tariffs shake Asia markets08:01 Analyst David Daokui Li on China’s “restrained” response20:26 Taiwan offers relocation help to firms in China, Mexico31:14 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns Panama36:13 South Korea plans “iron dome” to counter North’s growing threats45:35 China’s movie box office revenue surpasses US$1b over Spring Festival
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Beijing wants to take over Taiwan in the name of “reunification”, but things are not that simple! Support from the US and its allies, Taiwan’s strong defense reforms, China’s economic crises …
Beijing wants to take over Taiwan in the name of “reunification”, but things are not that simple! Support from the US and its allies, Taiwan’s strong defense reforms, China’s economic crises and diplomatic pressures complicate this plan. 🚀Are allies like the US and Japan ready to defend Taiwan?How does Taiwan’s developing military technology challenge China?How could economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation put China in a difficult position?Watch our video to discover which side has the advantage in this major geopolitical conflict 🎥🔍
In today’s show: Premier Cho Responds to Trump’s Suggestion of Chip Tariffs How Will DeepSeek’s AI Model Affect Global Chip Industry? – Temple-Goers in Taiwan Take Part in Race To Place …
In today’s show: Premier Cho Responds to Trump’s Suggestion of Chip Tariffs How Will DeepSeek’s AI Model Affect Global Chip Industry? – Temple-Goers in Taiwan Take Part in Race To Place Incense Rehabilitating the Serpent’s Image for the Year of the Snake 🎙 Anchor: Philip Brossard #TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews-
00:00 Introduction00:11 Chinese Economy: Venture Capital04:37 US-China: Rubio-Wang Phone Conversation 08:12 Chinese Car Exports Peaked? China Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic analysis on …
00:00 Introduction00:11 Chinese Economy: Venture Capital04:37 US-China: Rubio-Wang Phone Conversation 08:12 Chinese Car Exports Peaked? 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.
The Pacific Ocean is becoming a stage for a high-stakes naval rivalry between the United States and China. As China’s naval power expands under Xi Jinping’s ambitions, the U.S. and its …
The Pacific Ocean is becoming a stage for a high-stakes naval rivalry between the United States and China. As China’s naval power expands under Xi Jinping’s ambitions, the U.S. and its allies are strengthening their maritime dominance. Who holds the upper hand in this strategic battle for supremacy? From China’s modern Type 055 cruisers to the U.S. Navy’s unmatched fleet, including the USS Gerald Ford, we delve into the strategies, technologies, and geopolitical moves shaping this critical region.
China’s aggressive maritime actions are expanding up the First Island Chain. Beijing has installed a new, 50 meter-tall structure in sensitive waters near a disputed maritime boundary, recalling China’s disputes with …
China’s aggressive maritime actions are expanding up the First Island Chain. Beijing has installed a new, 50 meter-tall structure in sensitive waters near a disputed maritime boundary, recalling China’s disputes with claimants in the South China Sea. And late last year, Japan says China conducted its first drill of a blockade in the Miyako Strait close to Taiwan.
Taiwan’s coast guard says it has investigated a mysterious Mongolia-flagged ship making unusual movements in waters around Taiwan. The coast guard says it didn’t discover any equipment that could be used …
Taiwan’s coast guard says it has investigated a mysterious Mongolia-flagged ship making unusual movements in waters around Taiwan. The coast guard says it didn’t discover any equipment that could be used for cutting undersea cables.
Niall Ferguson chatted with John late last year about the parallels between the Cuban missile crisis and the growing tensions with Taiwan. Historian Niall Ferguson joins John to discuss the challenges …
Niall Ferguson chatted with John late last year about the parallels between the Cuban missile crisis and the growing tensions with Taiwan. Historian Niall Ferguson joins John to discuss the challenges facing Western societies, the geopolitical landscape, and cultural issues. He reflects on the shifting nature of Western academic institutions, which he believes have moved away from intellectual diversity and become dominated by progressive orthodoxies, prompting him to support the creation of a new university in Austin dedicated to open debate and the fearless pursuit of truth.Ferguson also addresses U.S. political dynamics, examining the impact of Donald Trump on American foreign policy and his influence on public discourse regarding China and globalism. He further explores the geopolitical threats posed by the rise of authoritarian states like China and Iran, advocating for a renewed focus on national security, fiscal responsibility, and technological innovation in the West.Niall Ferguson is the Milbank Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and a senior faculty fellow of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University. His most recent book is Doom: The Politics of Catastrophe.
Kharis Templeman of the Hoover Institution talks about how deepening disagreements over Taiwan’s Constitutional Court and budget are worsening a divide in the legislature as the nation’s institutions face partisan attacks.
Kharis Templeman of the Hoover Institution talks about how deepening disagreements over Taiwan’s Constitutional Court and budget are worsening a divide in the legislature as the nation’s institutions face partisan attacks.
Donald Trump signed more than 40 executive orders on his first day as the 47th president of the United States, including a 75-day reprieve for TikTok’s Chinese owners. The following day, …
Donald Trump signed more than 40 executive orders on his first day as the 47th president of the United States, including a 75-day reprieve for TikTok’s Chinese owners. The following day, he suggested a 10% tariff would be applied to imports from China. In this show, our guests said Trump’s actions and remarks, including his wish to visit Beijing, Xi Jinping’s inauguration invitation together with the threat of tariffs, would act to put pressure on the Chinese leader.
A Chinese company linked to Beijing’s military pleads guilty to stealing key technology from Motorola. We look at the concerns around the stealing.The Supreme Court upheld the law set to ban …
A Chinese company linked to Beijing’s military pleads guilty to stealing key technology from Motorola. We look at the concerns around the stealing.The Supreme Court upheld the law set to ban TikTok in three days, making its decision the same day President-elect Donald Trump spoke to Chinese leader Xi Jinping about the matter.Trump’s nominee for interior secretary says he’d be “aggressive” in opening public lands to oil and gas development. We have more on how it connects to the artificial intelligence race with China.Treasury nominee Scott Bessent is questioned on Capitol Hill about Trump’s tariffs and who would feel the effects of them.00:00 Intro01:10 Hytera Pleads Guilty to Stealing Intel From Motorola03:18 Scotus Clears Path for TikTok Ban04:25 Trump Says He Spoke with Xi, Discussed TikTok04:53 China’s 2nd-In-Command to Attend Trump Inauguration05:37 Nvidia CEO Will Not Attend Trump Inauguration06:07 Bessent: China’s Economy Is in Recession08:22 Burgum Backs More Federal Oil, Gas Leases09:18 Interior Secretary Nominee Targets Energy Shortages09:33 Sanders Questions Zeldin on Working With China10:28 Biden Signs Executive Order on Cybersecurity Threats11:31 House Passes Taiwanese Tax Exemption Act12:00 Kyle Bass: The Collapsing Chinese Economy17:43 UK Signals Support: China’s Plan for Huge London Embassy19:59 Former VP Mike Pence Echoes US Support for Taiwan20:58 College Students Arraigned on Kidnapping Charges
The Chinese Communist Party is operating a network of spy bases in Cuba just 90 miles off the coast of Florida. In July 2024 the Center for Strategic and International Studies …
The Chinese Communist Party is operating a network of spy bases in Cuba just 90 miles off the coast of Florida. In July 2024 the Center for Strategic and International Studies published a a report outlining how they are growing a network of signals intelligence bases here. Similar to how the United States military runs intelligence gathering operations in Taiwan right near China – it appears like China is trying to turn the turntables back around. Written by: Chris Cappy & Patrick GriffinEdited by: Michael MichaelidesThese radars could jam and use electronic warfare capabilities against US assets; they could monitor several key military bases nearby. So When did these radar networks first appear? What is their purpose? Are Cuban Communists responsible for jamming my car radio? Are they whispering sweet marxists ideology through my Alexa while I sleep? I’m your average infantryman Chris Cappy lets find out. Ever since Cuba’s communist revolution led by Fidel Castro in January of 1959, the country has remained a partner for fellow communist nations for several reasons. Of one which is its close proximity to the United States which makes Cuba the perfect location to peek over at the United States to see what they are up to. I know I sound paranoid when I say they are listening to us but just take a look at (beh-hoo-KAHL) Bejucal Cuba. In 1962 at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, this military satellite and radar station here was crucial for monitoring the airspace around the island as they looked for U.S. spy planes and other threats. And ever since then Rumors of these spy stations have been around for decades. Just look at this 1964 declassified document from the CIA, you can see of US intelligence has long been analyzing photographs of their communication stations capabilities. But Some of the earliest public statements I could dig up on the matter come from 2005 when Albert Santoli first testified on this to the US congress’s china economic security review commission. His testimony laid out all the reasons
89,477 views Jan 15, 2025China is building a new and innovative type of landing barge which can only be explained by a planned amphibious assault. Unscripted & unedited, just a defence …
89,477 views Jan 15, 2025China is building a new and innovative type of landing barge which can only be explained by a planned amphibious assault. Unscripted & unedited, just a defence analyst sharing knowledge
China is building up to 5 specialized amphibious landing barges. This expands their landing options should they choose to invade. These barges are not dual purpose. They have one purpose. Amphibious …
China is building up to 5 specialized amphibious landing barges. This expands their landing options should they choose to invade. These barges are not dual purpose. They have one purpose. Amphibious landing support. I cover possible landing sites. Reasons why and why not to land there.Finally, I cover 3 things to look for confirming a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is immanent days before it happens.
Former Pentagon intelligence senior executive Charles Beames joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss China preparing to invade Taiwan and Pete Hegseth’s Senate confirmation hearing.
Former Pentagon intelligence senior executive Charles Beames joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss China preparing to invade Taiwan and Pete Hegseth’s Senate confirmation hearing.
00:00 Introduction00:12 Trade Numbers: Bright Spot or Achilles Heel?07:01 Taiwan Tensions: Barge ConstructionChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic analysis on China. Videos are …
00:00 Introduction00:12 Trade Numbers: Bright Spot or Achilles Heel?07:01 Taiwan Tensions: Barge ConstructionChina 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.
Recently, reports from mainland China reveal that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has taken drastic measures against Taiwan’s iPhone manufacturer, Foxconn. Authorities have reportedly blocked Foxconn from sending Chinese workers to …
Recently, reports from mainland China reveal that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has taken drastic measures against Taiwan’s iPhone manufacturer, Foxconn. Authorities have reportedly blocked Foxconn from sending Chinese workers to its factories in India and have detained iPhone production equipment meant for shipment to India.
Taiwan says China is trying to recruit spies locally to carry out armed insurrection and form sniper teams in the event of a Chinese invasion. The claims come from a report …
Taiwan says China is trying to recruit spies locally to carry out armed insurrection and form sniper teams in the event of a Chinese invasion. The claims come from a report published by Taiwan’s National Security Bureau, which also details a rise in prosecutions relating to espionage.
In a press conference, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump was asked whether he would take military action to retake the Panama Canal. Trump replied, “I’m not going to commit to that now. …
In a press conference, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump was asked whether he would take military action to retake the Panama Canal. Trump replied, “I’m not going to commit to that now. It might. It might be that you’ll have to do something.” The Panama Canal is an 82-km waterway linking the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The route handles 5% of the world’s cargo and 70% of all cargo going to and from the United States, according to the Panama Canal Authority. Trump has threatened to take back control of the Panama Canal to stop it falling into the “wrong hands.” Our guests are: Yuan I National Chengchi University Institute of International Relations Adjunct Research Fellow Vincent Chao Taipei City Councilor (DPP) Chapters00:00:00 – Great power competition in Panama Canal00:01:12 – China’s strategic interest in Panama Canal00:10:13 – Canal transferred in 199900:18:03 – Key routes and global rivalries00:24:17 – Impact of climate change on Panama Canal
China is increasingly becoming more aggressive toward Taiwan. Its invasion simulations are becoming more frequent, which raises the questions: Can Trump defend Taiwan? Will he do so? In this video, we’ll …
China is increasingly becoming more aggressive toward Taiwan. Its invasion simulations are becoming more frequent, which raises the questions: Can Trump defend Taiwan? Will he do so? In this video, we’ll answer these questions for you.Join the VisualPolitik community and support us on Patreon: / visualpolitik #China #Taiwan #Trump
On this week’s China news headlines, There’s another virus outbreak in China. A devastating earthquake strikes Tibet. Plus a Chinese ship may have cut an undersea cable near Taiwan.
On this week’s China news headlines, There’s another virus outbreak in China. A devastating earthquake strikes Tibet. Plus a Chinese ship may have cut an undersea cable near Taiwan.
An infamous China-backed hacking group adds a key U.S. agency to its list of victims in a major cyber breach.Verizon and AT&T confirm their networks were targeted by Chinese hackers and …
An infamous China-backed hacking group adds a key U.S. agency to its list of victims in a major cyber breach.Verizon and AT&T confirm their networks were targeted by Chinese hackers and say that they’re now secure. We have the details on what customers were affected.To ban Chinese-made drones, or not? The Commerce Department is now weighing that decision over national security concerns.Beijing sends dozens of fighter jets and warships toward Taiwan to ring in the new year. What is the Taiwanese president saying in response?00:00 Intro01:00 Cybersecurity Breach at Treasury Department02:52 AT&T, Verizon Confirm Hack by China-Backed Group03:34 US Considers Rules Against Chinese Drones04:30 Mexico Unveils New Tariffs on Goods from Asia05:27 Controversies Surrounding SHEIN, Temu06:00 US Sanctions Iran, Russia for Election Interference06:45 Lockheed, Raytheon Hit by China’s Sanctions07:53 China Flies 22 Fighter Jets near Taiwan in New Year08:37 Taiwanese President: We Welcome Exchanges with China09:59 52% of Taiwanese Support Independence11:43 Why Are Communist Ideas Appealing to Young People?16:26 Price Collapse Forces US Mining Company to Delist17:28 W.H.O. Urges China Again to Share Covid-19 Data18:43 China Sentences 2 Teens Over Murder Crime19:47 White House: N. Korean Soldiers Committing Suicide
Recently, it was revealed that a Chinese vessel had cut undersea cables in the Baltic Sea. Now, another Chinese ship has been reported to have damaged undersea cables near Taiwan. This …
Recently, it was revealed that a Chinese vessel had cut undersea cables in the Baltic Sea. Now, another Chinese ship has been reported to have damaged undersea cables near Taiwan. This time, the target is Taiwan directly.
Chinese hackers are working to position themselves inside U.S. power grids, oil pipelines, and water plants—waiting to cripple the United States when Beijing decides the time is right.President-elect Donald Trump is …
Chinese hackers are working to position themselves inside U.S. power grids, oil pipelines, and water plants—waiting to cripple the United States when Beijing decides the time is right.President-elect Donald Trump is just three weeks away from taking office. How should he approach the situation in Taiwan? An expert breaks it down.China’s Cyber Intrusion into US InfrastructureNewsham: US Should Make Clear It Would Defend Taiwan
In his 2025 New Years address, Chinese President Xi Jinping said Taiwan and China are “one family,” and that “no one can prevent” the unification of the motherland.The comments are similar …
In his 2025 New Years address, Chinese President Xi Jinping said Taiwan and China are “one family,” and that “no one can prevent” the unification of the motherland.The comments are similar to remarks made last year, when Xi said China would “surely be unified,” and that both sides of the Taiwan Strait should have a common purpose.📹 Reporter(s): Scott Huang/Cadence Quaranta#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #Strait #Beijing #crossstrait #Xi
Taiwan’s presidential office has staged tabletop exercises simulating how civil society would respond to a Chinese invasion, with a focus on how to protect and repair infrastructure in case of a …
Taiwan’s presidential office has staged tabletop exercises simulating how civil society would respond to a Chinese invasion, with a focus on how to protect and repair infrastructure in case of a conflict and how to mobilize civilians.
The United States arrested seven Chinese nationals. Authorities say they illegally entered Guam while the island was conducting a missile test. We have more on the $10 billion plan to bolster …
The United States arrested seven Chinese nationals. Authorities say they illegally entered Guam while the island was conducting a missile test. We have more on the $10 billion plan to bolster Guam’s missile defense against threats from China.President-elect Donald Trump is threatening to take back the Panama Canal—a passageway critical to U.S. commerce. We look at the details of China’s growing influence over this key waterway.The White House is rolling out its latest investigation into Chinese-made semiconductors. Find out what the probe has to offer for the incoming Trump administration.Former U.S. Marine pilot Daniel Duggan will soon be extradited to the United States. He’s accused of training Chinese military pilots in violation of federal law.00:00 Intro01:23 U.S. Arrests 7 Chinese in Alleged Illegal Entry to Guam During Missile Test03:40 Trump Threatens to Take Back Panama Canal05:59 How Deeply Is China Involved in Panama?06:50 Biden Admin Launches New Probe on China-Made Chips08:25 Biden Admin Announces $570M for Taiwan Military09:38 Ex-U.S. Marine Pilot to Be Extradited to U.S.11:17 Trump Favors TikTok in U.S. ‘For a Little While’12:48 SCOTUS to Hear Arguments on Jan. 10 in TikTok Case18:21 Albania Will Ban TikTok for a Year19:12 Taiwan’s ‘Zero Day’ TV Series Set Around Invasion