China’s thirst for the world’s oil has slowed dramatically. Andrew Chang explains how China is guaranteeing its energy security against possible U.S. intervention in the Malacca Strait and achieving dominance in …
China’s thirst for the world’s oil has slowed dramatically. Andrew Chang explains how China is guaranteeing its energy security against possible U.S. intervention in the Malacca Strait and achieving dominance in renewables — all while electrifying its economy.Images provided by Getty Images, The Canadian Press and Reuters.@8:39 Credit: STR/Getty Images00:00 Intro1:15 China identifies a vulnerability4:12 The electrification economy9:03 Teapots and troves
China is facing an outbreak of chikungunya—a virus spread by mosquitoes that can sometimes be deadly. There is no vaccine, and the World Health Organization is sounding the alarm. How serious …
China is facing an outbreak of chikungunya—a virus spread by mosquitoes that can sometimes be deadly. There is no vaccine, and the World Health Organization is sounding the alarm. How serious is the threat?Another round of U.S.–China trade talks has wrapped up. Will China concede to President Donald Trump’s tariff pressure? And how will tariffs impact China if rates snap back? An expert weighs in.With tensions rising between the United States and China, India is caught in the middle. We break down what’s behind India’s balancing act.Apple is shutting down a store in China. It’s a rare move, coming amid rising pressure from local brands and a shaky Chinese economy. What does it mean for the tech giant in one of its biggest markets?China’s super dam project in Tibet is casting a shadow over its neighbors downstream. Here’s how the massive project could give Beijing more power to influence South Asian countries. An expert breaks it down.00:00 Intro01:00 China Faces New Fatal Mosquito-Borne Virus Outbreak02:26 Will CCP Concede to Trump’s Tariff Pressure?08:05 Trump: 25% Tariff on India Starting Aug. 109:17 India Tries to Balance Relations With U.S. and China11:03 Apple to Close a Store in China for the First Time12:58 Behind China’s Tibet Dam: Leverage and Environmental Costs15:22 What the World Looks Like if China Beats U.S. in AI🔵Tiffany Meier’s documentary Hollywood Takeover – how Beijing is rewriting the script in America’s film industry: hollywoodtakeover.com
A potential blockade of Taiwan burst into the American consciousness in 2022 when China showed its displeasure about then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s visit by surrounding the island with missile …
A potential blockade of Taiwan burst into the American consciousness in 2022 when China showed its displeasure about then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s visit by surrounding the island with missile impacts. This and subsequent Chinese exercises appeared to simulate a quarantine or blockade. This possibility was not a surprise to regional experts and the Taiwanese themselves, who had long been aware of this threat. Among the five types of joint campaigns discussed in Chinese doctrinal writing is the “joint blockade campaign” (联合封锁战役), and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has signaled that it would consider such blockade actions in the event that it took action against Taiwan. Such a blockade would not just affect China, Taiwan, and the United States. The disruption of international trade, particularly restrictions on computer chip production, would affect every country on the planet.Given this political and security environment, it would be prudent to study all forms that a Chinese blockade of Taiwan could take in order to inform the policies of Taiwan, Japan, and the United States. Yet, there has been little agreement about what a “blockade” would entail, and still less quantitative analysis of possible scenarios.This report proposes a framework for understanding the range of blockade scenarios, analyzes them with a series of 23 wargames, and assesses the operational challenges that the respective parties would face in implementing and countering a blockade. The project does not argue that conflict, including a blockade, is inevitable or even necessarily likely. However, the project does argue that conflict is possible, given China’s commitment to reunification, using force if necessary, and its continuing military buildup. This project, therefore, concludes by proposing policy changes to better deter a blockade and to cope with one should it occur.This project was funded by a grant from the Smith Richardson Foundation.
India has overtaken China as the leading smartphone exporter to the United States. Between April and June 2025, 44% of all smartphones sold in the US came from India, compared to …
India has overtaken China as the leading smartphone exporter to the United States. Between April and June 2025, 44% of all smartphones sold in the US came from India, compared to just 25% from China. This surge is driven by Apple’s strategic shift. Once deeply tied to Chinese manufacturing, Apple has steadily moved iPhone production to India. As of April this year, India-made iPhones were worth $22 billion in exports. The shift is part of a broader trend. Samsung and Motorola are also moving some production to India. For global tech, India is emerging as the new manufacturing hub. But challenges remain. Donald Trump has threatened 25% tariffs on iPhones made in India, casting a shadow over this progress. Can India hold on to its lead amid growing trade uncertainty?—India I China | Apple | iPhone | Donald Trump | United States | Firstpost | World News | News Live | Vantage | Palki Sharma | News#apple #iphone #china #india #donaldtrump #usa #firstpost #vantageonfirstpost #palkisharma #worldnews
The political fallout has already begun. Germany and France sharply criticised the European Union’s newly minted trade deal with the United States on Monday, warning it would inflict lasting harm on …
The political fallout has already begun. Germany and France sharply criticised the European Union’s newly minted trade deal with the United States on Monday, warning it would inflict lasting harm on the bloc’s economy even as it averted a full-blown transatlantic trade war.
Japan’s chief trade negotiator says part of a US$550 billion investment package with the United States could be used to back Taiwanese chipmakers if they use Japanese parts or are selling …
Japan’s chief trade negotiator says part of a US$550 billion investment package with the United States could be used to back Taiwanese chipmakers if they use Japanese parts or are selling to Japanese customers.
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang weighs in on U.S.-China trade talks, China’s premier warning against a monopoly on A.I. and the U.S. calling out China over fueling Russian aggression. #foxbusiness …
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang weighs in on U.S.-China trade talks, China’s premier warning against a monopoly on A.I. and the U.S. calling out China over fueling Russian aggression. #foxbusiness #trade #usachina #tradetalks #ai #artificialintelligence #china
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in …
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in the Microsoft server hack keeps growing. Over 400 organizations are now compromised, including the United States government. The spy campaign took off after Microsoft missed a critical software security hole. Who’s behind the attacks?The United States is racing to catch up as Russia and China dominate drone warfare. Why are we behind in this critical field? Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub says: “It’s not that we don’t have the capabilities, the technology, and the manufacturing base to do so. We’ve just never engaged it in a way that prioritized drone development and manufacturing over other, more large-scale capital projects.”The Chinese communist regime is facing growing fears of a sudden collapse. Experts say Washington should prepare for the fallout now. A new think tank report outlines what could follow—and how U.S. Special Operations might be called in.00:00 Intro01:32 6 Million China-Based Hacks Hit California Water Utility03:13 More Than 400 Victims Hit in Microsoft SharePoint Cyberattacks04:51 Pentagon Boosts Drone Production Like Never Before07:40 Think Tank: U.S. Special Forces’ Role in a Collapsing China10:38 Bank CEOs Subpoenaed for Ties to CCP Military Tech13:01 Shipbuilding Is South Korea’s Leverage in Tariff Talks16:41 France: China Sets Up 9 Secret Police Stations19:08 UK Risks Being ‘Dumping Ground’ for Forced Labor Goods
Mike Baker speaks with Steve Yates about China’s alarming use of so-called “exit bans”—preventing U.S. citizens from leaving the country. Why is Beijing targeting Americans? And what does this say about …
Mike Baker speaks with Steve Yates about China’s alarming use of so-called “exit bans”—preventing U.S. citizens from leaving the country. Why is Beijing targeting Americans? And what does this say about the future of U.S.-China relations? Yates breaks down the strategy, the risks, and the growing threat of hostage diplomacy.
The site of the Subic Bay Freeport Zone in the Philippines was the United States’ largest Pacific naval base up until the 1980s, with deep-enough water to berth aircraft carriers and …
The site of the Subic Bay Freeport Zone in the Philippines was the United States’ largest Pacific naval base up until the 1980s, with deep-enough water to berth aircraft carriers and with an enormous ship repair and logistics facility. In fact, it was known as the “logistics backbone” of U.S. Pacific operations. Now, it’s being quietly revived, more than 30 years after it was closed down. When Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met Donald Trump this week for the first time, they were asked about a proposed Subic Bay ammunitions base. Trump’s said: “Yeah, it’s very important. Otherwise we wouldn’t. We need ammunition. … We’ll have more ammunition than any country has ever had. We’re going to have more missiles than any country has ever had … It’s very important to me.” Why is such a hub key for the US and the Philippines? And what does a revived Subic Bay mean for regional security? Our guests: Renato Cruz de Castro National Chengchi University MOFA Taiwan Fellow De La Salle University Department of International Studies Distinguished Professor Guermantes Lailari Taiwan’s Institute of National Defense and Security Research Visiting Researcher Retired U.S. Air Force Foreign Area Officer Chapters 00:00:00 – Subic Bay’s Role in Philippine-U.S. Ties 00:01:47 – Proposal for Joint Subic Ammo Hub 00:11:51 – Recent Defense Developments at Subic 00:23:24 – Deepening Philippine-U.S. Security Relations #SubicBay #SubicBayFreeportZone #PhilippineUSRelations #Manila #Washington #USMilitary #USNavy #PACOM #IndoPacific #PacificOcean #PhilippineMilitary #PhilippineNavy #DonaldTrump #FerdinandMarcos #PeteHegseth #TaiwanStrait #SouthChinaSea #DefenseCooperation #SecurityTies #AircraftCarrier #Missiles #ChineseMilitary #PeoplesLiberationArmy #PLA #NavalBase #AmmunitionHub #RegionalSecurity #TaiwanTalks
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in …
A California water utility has seen more than 6 million hacking attempts from China in just one week. What’s driving these persistent scans? We break it down.The number of victims in the Microsoft server hack keeps growing. Over 400 organizations are now compromised, including the United States government. The spy campaign took off after Microsoft missed a critical software security hole. Who’s behind the attacks?The United States is racing to catch up as Russia and China dominate drone warfare. Why are we behind in this critical field? Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub says: “It’s not that we don’t have the capabilities, the technology, and the manufacturing base to do so. We’ve just never engaged it in a way that prioritized drone development and manufacturing over other, more large-scale capital projects.”The Chinese communist regime is facing growing fears of a sudden collapse. Experts say Washington should prepare for the fallout now. A new think tank report outlines what could follow—and how U.S. Special Operations might be called in.00:00 Intro01:32 6 Million China-Based Hacks Hit California Water Utility03:13 More Than 400 Victims Hit in Microsoft SharePoint Cyberattacks04:51 Pentagon Boosts Drone Production Like Never Before07:40 Think Tank: U.S. Special Forces’ Role in a Collapsing China10:38 Bank CEOs Subpoenaed for Ties to CCP Military Tech13:01 Shipbuilding Is South Korea’s Leverage in Tariff Talks16:41 France: China Sets Up 9 Secret Police Stations19:08 UK Risks Being ‘Dumping Ground’ for Forced Labor Goods
If you think China’s economy looks bad, its debt crisis is even worse. Compared to the U.S., China’s financial sector is dangerously over-leveraged and alarmingly fragile. On top of that, a …
If you think China’s economy looks bad, its debt crisis is even worse. Compared to the U.S., China’s financial sector is dangerously over-leveraged and alarmingly fragile. On top of that, a catastrophic population collapse is making the debt burden even more unsustainable. And when you combine those two forces—crushing debt and a shrinking population—the result is something human civilization has never witnessed before.1. How much debt does China actually have?2. Just how fragile is its financial system?3. Did China’s population really start declining as early as 2000?4. And why do I believe China may be missing as many as one billion people?
Could the Quad countries — Australia, India, Japan and the United States — remain united even after the Trump administration imposed “reciprocal” tariffs on its allies? Our guests share their insights.
Could the Quad countries — Australia, India, Japan and the United States — remain united even after the Trump administration imposed “reciprocal” tariffs on its allies? Our guests share their insights.
U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Dagvin Anderson testified before the U.S. Senate that Chinese and Russian operations in Africa are a threat to American and regional security. The remarks come a …
U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Dagvin Anderson testified before the U.S. Senate that Chinese and Russian operations in Africa are a threat to American and regional security. The remarks come a day after South Africa unilaterally downgraded Taiwan’s representative offices there following a visit to China by South Africa’s vice president.
The State Department confirmed to NTD that a U.S. Commerce Department employee is trapped in China. The employee is the first known U.S. federal worker caught in Beijing’s exit ban, and …
The State Department confirmed to NTD that a U.S. Commerce Department employee is trapped in China. The employee is the first known U.S. federal worker caught in Beijing’s exit ban, and the third foreigner reportedly blocked in just one week.China is defending its barring of a Wells Fargo executive from leaving the country over an alleged but unproven criminal case. The U.S. government and the bank are now demanding answers.Thousands march for freedom in New York City’s Chinatown, shedding light on the Chinese Communist Party’s repression—both within and far beyond its borders.U.S.–China trade talks are back soon—likely with a new twist. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is hinting that national security issues could be on the table, like China’s support for Russia in the Ukraine war. With a looming tariffs deadline, he says quality matters more than speed.Microsoft is cutting China-based engineers’ access to Pentagon cloud systems amid national security concerns. The Defense Department says it will look into the issue.00:00 Intro01:35 Foreigners Held in China: 2 Barred, 1 Sentenced03:18 China Bars US Executive, Details on Case Unclear04:29 Shen Yun Artists: End CCP’s Global Persecution of Falun Gong10:06 Bessent: Talks With China to Cover Sensitive Issues; No Rush12:12 Microsoft Blocks China Engineers From Pentagon Projects12:51 Philippines’ Marcos Arrives in US to Meet Trump14:36 US House Approves $500 Million for Taiwan’s Self-Defense15:42 Sen. Cruz: ‘We Need Comprehensive Strategy’ on CCP
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A Wells Fargo bank employee in China is now barred from leaving the country. Is doing business there becoming too risky for foreign executives?The Department of Agriculture is sacking 70 foreign …
A Wells Fargo bank employee in China is now barred from leaving the country. Is doing business there becoming too risky for foreign executives?The Department of Agriculture is sacking 70 foreign contract researchers—a move aimed at protecting the U.S. food supply from threats linked to China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran.Concerns are growing over the Chinese regime’s role in U.S. military computer systems, with a top U.S. lawmaker sounding the alarm about Chinese engineers working behind the scenes at Microsoft.The United States is teaming up with Panama to defend the Panama Canal as China pushes for more control. With port ownership unclear and tensions rising, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns that Beijing’s influence is growing.00:00 Intro01:08 Wells Fargo Banker Exit Ban Renews China Business Fears03:05 U.S. State Department Warns About China’s Exit Ban03:50 USDA Fires 70 Foreign Contract Researchers04:13 Microsoft Faces Scrutiny Over Chinese Engineers05:36 Chinese Bids on Panama Canal Ports Draw U.S. Scrutiny07:06 U.S., Panama Train to Defend Canal From China Threats08:25 Concern of U.S. Dependence on China for Drone Tech11:49 Germany Reacts to U.S. Pivot to Asia14:22 Taiwan’s VP Says Island Not Seeking Conflict With China15:21 China-Linked Hackers Target Semiconductor Industry16:22 U.S. Asks Allies About Their Role in Defense of Taiwan
A Wells Fargo bank employee in China is now barred from leaving the country. Is doing business there becoming too risky for foreign executives?The Department of Agriculture is sacking 70 foreign …
A Wells Fargo bank employee in China is now barred from leaving the country. Is doing business there becoming too risky for foreign executives?The Department of Agriculture is sacking 70 foreign contract researchers—a move aimed at protecting the U.S. food supply from threats linked to China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran.Concerns are growing over the Chinese regime’s role in U.S. military computer systems, with a top U.S. lawmaker sounding the alarm about Chinese engineers working behind the scenes at Microsoft.The United States is teaming up with Panama to defend the Panama Canal as China pushes for more control. With port ownership unclear and tensions rising, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns that Beijing’s influence is growing.00:00 Intro01:08 Wells Fargo Banker Exit Ban Renews China Business Fears03:05 U.S. State Department Warns About China’s Exit Ban03:50 USDA Fires 70 Foreign Contract Researchers04:13 Microsoft Faces Scrutiny Over Chinese Engineers05:36 Chinese Bids on Panama Canal Ports Draw U.S. Scrutiny07:06 U.S., Panama Train to Defend Canal From China Threats08:25 Concern of U.S. Dependence on China for Drone Tech11:49 Germany Reacts to U.S. Pivot to Asia14:22 Taiwan’s VP Says Island Not Seeking Conflict With China15:21 China-Linked Hackers Target Semiconductor Industry16:22 U.S. Asks Allies About Their Role in Defense of Taiwan
Chip maker Nvidia is back selling American microchips to China after getting the go-ahead. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick explained how the move ties into broader U.S.–China trade and rare earth negotiations.Apple …
Chip maker Nvidia is back selling American microchips to China after getting the go-ahead. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick explained how the move ties into broader U.S.–China trade and rare earth negotiations.Apple is sealing a $500 million deal to buy rare earth magnets from a Texas company. The measure is set to boost the supply of critical minerals for iPhones right here in the United States.The U.S. military is investing in rare earth mining, taking a 15 percent stake in miner MP Materials. The company plans to mine rare earth minerals for high-tech magnets in California. NTD spoke with a mining industry expert for further insight.President Donald Trump is vowing to leave China far behind in the AI race. He announced that companies are pumping billions of dollars into AI and energy to bring Pennsylvania back as an industrial powerhouse.Some say that whoever leads in AI leads the future. So, in the race between the United States and China, who is gaining the upper hand? Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared his thoughts while in China.00:00 Intro01:58 Lutnick: U.S. Swaps Nvidia Chips for Chinese Rare Earths04:00 Beijing Tightens Grip on EV Battery Tech Exports04:20 Apple Invests $500M in U.S. Rare Earth Supply05:12 Lawmaker Presses Pentagon on Deep-Sea Mining Push05:45 The Pentagon Invests in Rare Earth Mining Company10:36 Trump Unveils Billions in AI Investment, ‘Fighting’ China12:24 Nvidia CEO: Chinese AI Models ‘Excellent Technologies’14:37 University of Michigan Faces Foreign Funding Probe15:29 Eight Chinese Nationals Charged in Scam Targeting the Elderly15:54 Hearing Unpacks Drone Warfare at Home and Abroad18:26 Waltz Served in the China Task Force While in Congress
For the first time in more than seven decades, the U.S. has opened a rare earth mine. Officials say they hope it will help kickstart a new age of American energy …
For the first time in more than seven decades, the U.S. has opened a rare earth mine. Officials say they hope it will help kickstart a new age of American energy independence. Those minerals are crucial in the manufacturing of both tech products and military hardware.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a stark warning to European leaders, declaring that the continent is “losing” the global competitiveness race to the United States and China. Speaking at …
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a stark warning to European leaders, declaring that the continent is “losing” the global competitiveness race to the United States and China. Speaking at an event in Dublin hosted by Ireland’s foreign ministry, Dimon highlighted the EU’s economic decline relative to the US. “Europe has gone from 90 per cent [of] US GDP to 65 per cent over 10 or 15 years. That’s not good. You’re losing,” he said.Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:10 Jamie Dimon Warns Europe as EU Grapples with Tariff Threats04:02 Taiwan Warns Foreign Investors06:38 Canada’s Public Sector Braces for Cuts
“A Chip Odyssey” is a groundbreaking documentary that chronicles the unlikely rise of Taiwan’s TSMC to become the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer. The film, which took more than five years to …
“A Chip Odyssey” is a groundbreaking documentary that chronicles the unlikely rise of Taiwan’s TSMC to become the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer. The film, which took more than five years to make, premiered in June. In this special weekend episode, Taiwan Talks speaks with the film’s producer about the making of the documentary and about what he discovered about the country’s chip sector along the way. What factors paved the way for Taiwan’s emergence as a high-tech powerhouse? What does this mean for the country’s future? And can Taipei successfully protect its economic advantages in chip manufacturing while also boosting cooperation with its main security guarantor, the United States? Join us as we journey through the past, present and potential future of TSMC and the Taiwan semiconductor industry. Our guests: Ben Tsiang ‘A Chip Odyssey’ Producer CNEX Co-Founder & Chairman Rocky Uriankhai SciTech Power Research CEO Chapters: 00:00:00 – Documentary Explores Taiwan’s Chip Rise 00:03:58 – What Stood Out Most in Film? 00:05:22 – Does Adversity Define Taiwan’s Character? 00:07:40 – What Were Roots of Taiwan’s Success? 00:10:24 – Can Taiwan Balance Protection, Cooperation? 00:14:30 – What Is Taiwan’s Geopolitical Role? 00:16:12 – What Might a Potential Sequel Explore? 00:24:45 – Can Taiwan Find Opportunity amid Risks? #AChipOdyssey #TSMC #Taiwan #Semiconductors #Chips #TechSector #SemiconductorIndustry #ChipIndustry #HighTech #Documentary #Protectionism #FreeTrade #HsiaoChuchen #RCACorp #TechTransfer #FilmMaking #FilmProduction #SupplyChain #HighTechManufacturing #STEM #Engineering #CNEX #SciTechPowerResearch #TaiwanTalks
In this episode of DC Insiders, Dmitri Alperovitch, chair of Silverado Policy Accelerator and author of “World on the Brink: How America Can Beat China in the Race for the 21st …
In this episode of DC Insiders, Dmitri Alperovitch, chair of Silverado Policy Accelerator and author of “World on the Brink: How America Can Beat China in the Race for the 21st Century,” shares with host Wenchi Yu that the U.S. is engaged in a “Cold War II” with China, a comprehensive global competition encompassing technological, economic, military, political and geostrategic dimensions, including arms, trade, space and spy races, which he deems an existential threat to America’s global standing. He highlights critical cybersecurity threats from China, such as “Volt Typhoon” targeting critical infrastructure for potential future disruption, particularly in a conflict over Taiwan, and “Salt Typhoon” aimed at espionage within U.S. telecom networks. Alperovitch notes the significant improvement in China’s cyber capabilities, placing them among top-tier threat actors, with all such activities being state-sponsored. To win this competition, he stresses the necessity for the U.S. to dominate key technologies and their components: semiconductors, for which Taiwan is a “critical epicenter,” and critical minerals, where the U.S. currently depends on Chinese processing and refining due to unfair trade practices. Other crucial areas include AI, space technology, biotechnology, medical sciences and energy security. Alperovitch underscores Taiwan’s vital geostrategic importance, viewing it as crucial for containing China’s power projection in East Asia and emphasizing deterrence as the primary goal given Taiwan’s natural defensive advantages.#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews-
Newly released audio from last year has President Trump saying he would bomb Russia if it invaded Ukraine. He gave a similar warning to China over Taiwan.President Trump: “With Putin I …
Newly released audio from last year has President Trump saying he would bomb Russia if it invaded Ukraine. He gave a similar warning to China over Taiwan.President Trump: “With Putin I said, ‘If you go into Ukraine, I’m going to bomb the s*** out of Moscow. I’m telling you I have no choice.’ So he goes like, ‘I don’t believe you.’”A prominent lawmaker is calling on several American universities to cut ties with a CCP-backed scholarship program. He says it’s enabling the regime to steal U.S. technology.Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen is saying no to tax credits for companies linked to the Chinese Communist Party. He shared details of his plan with us.And children poisoned by toxic lead — but officials and parents report very different test results. Families are demanding answers after more than 200 kids tested with high lead levels at a kindergarten in China.A race for influence and resources in Africa. President Trump hosted leaders from several African nations at the White House on Wednesday. What message did he share with them?Secretary of State Marco Rubio is criticizing China’s ongoing involvement in the Ukraine war. He made the remarks in Malaysia while meeting officials from China’s neighbors.00:00 Intro01:58 Trump Warned of Bombing Moscow, Beijing in Leaked Audio04:56 Congressman: CCP-Backed Scholarship Allows Tech Theft07:01 Nebraska Gov. Sends Search & Rescue Team to TX13:18 Lead Levels in Kids at China Kindergarten 10× U.S. Limit17:16 Trump: We Treat Africa Far Better Than China19:53 Why Is Africa Important to China?20:27 Rubio Criticizes China’s Aid to Russia
After three months of trade uncertainty, the world economy is on the verge of a new phase of clarity — or fresh disruption — as the United States’ 90-day pause on …
After three months of trade uncertainty, the world economy is on the verge of a new phase of clarity — or fresh disruption — as the United States’ 90-day pause on President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs ends this Wednesday. Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:10 Tariff Deadline Looms: World Economy Braces for Next Move03:08 98% Down: London’s IPO Market Hits 30-Year Low 06:21 South Korea Braces for US Tariff Deadline
The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are racing to secure the rare minerals vital to producing everything from smartphones to advanced weapons. But what’s really at stake in the fight …
The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are racing to secure the rare minerals vital to producing everything from smartphones to advanced weapons. But what’s really at stake in the fight for control?China’s clampdown on rare earth mineral exports isn’t just an economic threat—a new report warns it could cripple U.S. military readiness.With tariffs and the AUKUS pact in doubt, Australia’s prime minister is facing rising criticism as his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump remains unscheduled. NTD has further updates from the QUAD summit in Washington.NTD has the details on a successful sting operation that brought two Chinese drug dealers linked to fentanyl to U.S. courts. How did American authorities lure them out of China?Meanwhile, two Chinese nationals have been arrested for allegedly spying on U.S. soil and for recruiting insiders. NTD finds out what they were after.Tariffs on China are driving up prices for China-made products. American consumers are feeling the impact—especially on Amazon.As the Dalai Lama marks his 90th birthday, attention is turning to the question of his successor. NTD explores what the future holds for Tibetan spiritual leadership.00:00 Intro01:14 Quad’s Race for Critical Minerals02:18 Report: US Weapons Relying on China for Key Minerals04:13 Trump Says Deal With Japan Unlikely05:24 Australian PM Faces Heat Over Delayed Trump Meeting08:09 Ex-DEA Chief Reveals Sting on Chinese Drug Dealers10:30 Chinese Nationals Arrested for Spying on US Navy12:12 Fiji PM: Chinese Military Base Not Welcome14:10 US Prices for China-Made Goods Rise on Amazon15:57 Who Will Succeed the Dalai Lama?16:54 Huawei Faces Trial for Bank Fraud in US17:34 China Extends Duties on Certain Foreign Steel18:40 Chinese ‘Mega-Embassy’ Plans in London Face Protest
The United States and Vietnam just sealed a major trade deal with new tariffs. One key measure targets goods sneaking into the United States through Vietnam—and it’s got Beijing on edge.Are …
The United States and Vietnam just sealed a major trade deal with new tariffs. One key measure targets goods sneaking into the United States through Vietnam—and it’s got Beijing on edge.Are trade tensions easing? The United States is lifting export restrictions on advanced chip-design software to China. Three industry giants confirm they’ve received the green light.Chinese leader Xi Jinping will skip this year’s BRICS summit—his first absence in 12 years in office. What does this say about his grip on power?Taiwan is preparing both soldiers and civilians in its largest annual military drill. Preparations kicked off this week amid growing threats of a possible invasion from China.Flood season is hitting southern China. A five-story building under construction suddenly collapsed into a river. We take a look at the dramatic footage.France is slapping tens of millions of dollars in fines on Chinese online retailer Shein. The company faces accusations of misleading consumers through deceptive business practices.00:00 Intro01:41 Trump Announces US Trade Deal With Vietnam04:30 US Imposes 40 Percent Tariff on Vietnam Transshipped Goods05:31 US Lifts Chip Export Restrictions to China06:22 Xi to Miss BRICS Summit for First Time in 12 Years08:11 Taiwan Tests Urban Readiness in Largest Military Drill09:15 US Envoy in Taiwan Reaffirms Support at July 4 Event11:12 Five-Story Building Collapses Into River in Southern China11:59 Observers Say Xi Jinping’s Exit Could Be Imminent15:07 French Antitrust Agency Fines China’s Shein $47 Million15:54 China Not in UK Government’s Top Tier Threat List
President Donald Trump promises that America will never fall to communism. He made the comments right before Independence Day.Air shipments from Asia tumble. The United States recently canceled its tax exemption …
President Donald Trump promises that America will never fall to communism. He made the comments right before Independence Day.Air shipments from Asia tumble. The United States recently canceled its tax exemption for low-value packages from China.In an exclusive interview with The Epoch Times, Trump’s son Eric Trump explains America’s economic edge over China. “China is a $24 trillion economy. We’re at almost 30. The difference to China is they’ve got five times the amount of people. So our productivity is not only greater, but it’s greater in terms of productivity per person. It’s like 5 times in America,” he says.A comic book prediction is hurting Japan’s tourism industry. Some airlines have even canceled flights because of a sharp drop in passenger numbers.Security experts say Britain is not taking the threat posed by Chinese spies seriously enough. It’s not only a risk for the UK, but also for Britain’s allies.00:00 Intro01:13 Trump: America Will Never Be a Communist Country01:39 Tariff Deadline for Foreign Countries Fast Approaching02:33 Tax Rule Hits Air Cargo Shipments From Asia04:37 Flights to Japan Canceled Over Comic Book Prediction07:51 Fear Grows in Hong Kong as Freedoms Slip Away11:14 Eric Trump: US Outperforms China in Productivity18:08 Security Experts Warn of Chinese Spy Risks to UK10:36 China Imposes Up to 35 Percent Tariff on EU Brandy
🌐 Australian Professor issues a stark warning: the United States is underestimating China—and the implications could redefine global power dynamics. In this compelling video, uncover the key insights behind this urgent …
🌐 Australian Professor issues a stark warning: the United States is underestimating China—and the implications could redefine global power dynamics. In this compelling video, uncover the key insights behind this urgent message. 🎓
In this video, former Singaporean Foreign Minister George Yeo dives into the growing tensions between China and the USA, exploring the possibility of a future conflict. Drawing from his extensive diplomatic …
In this video, former Singaporean Foreign Minister George Yeo dives into the growing tensions between China and the USA, exploring the possibility of a future conflict. Drawing from his extensive diplomatic experience, Yeo breaks down the strategic moves China is making, the underlying geopolitical factors at play, and what it all means for the global balance of power. Are we on the brink of a new Cold War, or is there a chance for peaceful coexistence? Tune in to hear Yeo’s analysis on the future of U.S.-China relations and the looming threat of war. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights!#georgeyeo #riseofchina #chinavsusa #geopolitics
The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are racing to secure the rare minerals vital to producing everything from smartphones to advanced weapons. But what’s really at stake in the fight …
The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are racing to secure the rare minerals vital to producing everything from smartphones to advanced weapons. But what’s really at stake in the fight for control?China’s clampdown on rare earth mineral exports isn’t just an economic threat—a new report warns it could cripple U.S. military readiness.With tariffs and the AUKUS pact in doubt, Australia’s prime minister is facing rising criticism as his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump remains unscheduled. NTD has further updates from the QUAD summit in Washington.NTD has the details on a successful sting operation that brought two Chinese drug dealers linked to fentanyl to U.S. courts. How did American authorities lure them out of China?Meanwhile, two Chinese nationals have been arrested for allegedly spying on U.S. soil and for recruiting insiders. NTD finds out what they were after.Tariffs on China are driving up prices for China-made products. American consumers are feeling the impact—especially on Amazon.As the Dalai Lama marks his 90th birthday, attention is turning to the question of his successor. NTD explores what the future holds for Tibetan spiritual leadership.00:00 Intro01:14 Quad’s Race for Critical Minerals02:18 Report: US Weapons Relying on China for Key Minerals04:13 Trump Says Deal With Japan Unlikely05:24 Australian PM Faces Heat Over Delayed Trump Meeting08:09 Ex-DEA Chief Reveals Sting on Chinese Drug Dealers10:30 Chinese Nationals Arrested for Spying on US Navy12:12 Fiji PM: Chinese Military Base Not Welcome14:10 US Prices for China-Made Goods Rise on Amazon15:57 Who Will Succeed the Dalai Lama?16:54 Huawei Faces Trial for Bank Fraud in US17:34 China Extends Duties on Certain Foreign Steel18:40 Chinese ‘Mega-Embassy’ Plans in London Face Protest
00:00 Introduction00:11 US-China Trade War Update02:04 Beijing Admits Overcapacity | Car Industry | Industrial Policy09:31 Dalai Lama Asserts Sole Authority Over Reincarnation11:43 Supply Chain Wars
00:00 Introduction00:11 US-China Trade War Update02:04 Beijing Admits Overcapacity | Car Industry | Industrial Policy09:31 Dalai Lama Asserts Sole Authority Over Reincarnation11:43 Supply Chain Wars