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.

Propaganda about China’s university military training is running rampant but it’s not as glorious as they are trying to make out!

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.

The harvest season is kicking off in the U.S. without a major buyer—China. U.S. soybean farmers are devastated, calling on President Trump to secure a deal with China as soon as possible.China announced it will no longer seek special perks for developing countries in future WTO trade deals. Why is China giving up perks it has had for decades?The United Nations—once again denying press credentials to reporters from two U.S.-based media outlets—NTD, which you’re watching, and our sister media, The Epoch Times. What the U.N. doesn’t want the public to see.And a rising Chinese star—Yu Menglong—gone overnight. No explanation for his sudden death, and authorities are moving to silence online discussions. But many people are pushing past censors, chasing leads into China’s top political circles.Some YouTube channels that were previously banned will be restored. The company admitted that the Biden administration had urged it to remove content related to the COVID-19 pandemic.0:00 Intro01:19 Empty Chinese Soybean Orders Devastate U.S. Farmers04:08 China Gives Up Developing-Country Perks in WTO05:49 U.N. Denies NTD, The Epoch Times Press Access07:13 Spiritual Group Highlights CCP Persecution Outside U.N.11:17 Public Digs Into Actor’s Death, Links to CCP Leader15:36 Google Offers to Restore Banned YouTube Accounts16:29 Alibaba Shares Leap on NVIDIA AI Partnership17:47 Data Leak Exposes China’s Export of Censorship Tech19:03 China Intensifies Crackdown on Online Content20:13 Poland to Reopen Border Crossings With Belarus

Recently, an organization unveiled a shocking new technology — a battery ejection system — and it set China’s car community on fire. A video shows a car labeled “China Collision Repair Technology Center” running a demonstration. There is a loud bang, and a battery pack weighing several hundred kilos is blasted out from under the car and flies several meters away.

Russia’s government has unveiled plans to raise value-added tax (VAT) from 20 to 22 per cent, a move that showcases the mounting financial strains of its war in Ukraine and reverses President Vladimir Putin’s pledge not to raise taxes again before 2030.Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:10 Russia Breaks Tax Pledge as War Costs Mount03:02 US Extends $20 Billion Lifeline to Argentina 05:50 South Korea Faces Financial Strains

China’s decades-long run as the “world’s factory” is coming to a dramatic end.At the United Nations, Chinese Premier Li Qiang admitted that China will no longer claim developing country status in global trade negotiations.This shocking move strips away the special privileges that powered China’s rise — lower tariffs, massive subsidies, and delayed obligations. Now, China faces rising tariffs, collapsing exports, and an unemployment crisis affecting millions of workers.

The shocking death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong (Alan Yu) has ignited outrage across China. Once celebrated for his roles on screen, Yu became the victim of a dark web of sex, violence, money laundering, and corruption tied to the CCP elite. Leaks suggest his death wasn’t an accident, but the result of betrayal, torture, and a brutal cover-up reaching the highest levels of power. Censored posts, missing witnesses, and whispers of a political heir at the center point to a case too explosive to bury. This isn’t just another scandal—it could be the spark that awakens the Chinese people.

The recent Chinese military missile showcase featured a range of prominent missiles, including the Eagle Strike “three brothers,” the Thunder-1 air-launched missile, and the Dongfeng-5C “doomsday missile,” which was even launched from a “museum.” While the visuals were striking, they also raised significant questions.

President Trump says he has a way to break Russia and China’s “no limits” partnership—without firing a single shot. His plan? Hit Russia with sanctions, slam China with tariffs, and force NATO and the EU to get serious about Ukraine. But will Europe go along with it? And can this strategy really break Xi and Putin’s alliance—or backfire on the global economy?

The Nordic nation of Finland is facing one of its toughest economic moments in a generation, as the monthly unemployment rate rose to 10% in August — the highest level in two decades.Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:10 Finland’s Economy Faces ‘Lost Decade’ 03:05 China’s Box Office Surge Erodes Hollywood’s Global Grip06:14 Thailand’s Strong Baht Threatens Growth, Pressures New Leadership

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.

General Catalyst CEO Hemant Taneja explains the importance of AI to industry and the technology’s investment cycle on ‘The Claman Countdown.’ #fox #media #us #usa #new #news #foxbusiness #china #chipmaking #semiconductors #technology #ai #artificialintelligence #investment #investing #finance #markets #business #economy #tech #innovation #globaltrade #supplychain #nvidia

On September 12, pre-sales for the iPhone 17 series started, sparking another frenzy. Chinese consumers crashed the Apple website and other major platforms. Some customers continuously refreshed their screens, taking up to four minutes to enter the purchase page, but by then, the phones were sold out. The official website showed that delivery times were pushed to October. On just one platform, JD.com, pre-orders exceeded 6 million units. With each phone priced at 6,000 yuan, this platform alone generated 36 billion yuan in pre-sale revenue, a number no Chinese phone brand could match.

Washington and Beijing will have to communicate better if they are to resolve their various disagreements — and if they don’t talk, it could be “dangerous,” a U.S. lawmaker said Tuesday during a rare congressional visit to China. This is the first delegation of House lawmakers to visit China since 2019; a group of U.S. senators visited Beijing in 2023. Their trip comes amid tensions between the United States and China over trade, technology and wars in the Middle East and Ukraine. Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., the leader of the bipartisan delegation, said that they held “robust and very helpful” meetings with Chinese officials and that the objective of the trip was to reopen lines of communication between “the two most powerful countries in the world.”

Living in China for so long, we would like to share some of the comparisons that we have found between China and the west, and shed some light on the situation.Every week, we take you to a new place in China on our bikes, cover a topic, and reply to your questions.

In lecture 5, military historian Sarah Paine explains how Britain used sea control, peripheral campaigns, and alliances to defeat Nazi Germany during WWII. She then applies this framework to today, arguing that Russia and China are similarly constrained by their geography, making them vulnerable in any conflict with maritime powers (like the U.S. and its allies).

The death of actor Yu Menglong is not just celebrity gossip—it may expose the darkest secrets of the Chinese Communist Party. From money laundering and arms smuggling to the Xi family’s alleged theft of 2 trillion yuan, Yu’s case reveals how the entertainment world is used as a cover for corruption and sex. In his last livestream, Yu begged for help and gave the 540 rescue signal. Days later, he was dead. Why is Beijing erasing his name, silencing his family, and arresting netizens? This investigation uncovers how far the regime will go to bury the truth. Watch as we connect Yu’s tragedy to Beijing’s darkest secrets.

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 it look like? Join our discussion.

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang on President Donald Trump’s potential visit to Beijing, the White House outlining the TikTok deal with China, the South Korean president warning of financial crisis and U.S. lawmakers trip to China. #foxbusiness

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 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”

The iPhone 17 series officially began pre-sales in China on September 12, overwhelming Apple’s website with traffic. All models sold out immediately on launch day. Online platforms experienced long queues, while offline stores saw crowds scrambling to make purchases. Despite the Chinese government’s push to promote domestic smartphones and discourage Apple use, a significant number of Chinese consumers are not swayed by the anti-American propaganda. Meanwhile, Huawei, long known for its high-end models and market dominance, is facing a sharp decline in sales. In a desperate move, the company announced price cuts for several flagship phones, including the Mate X6, Pura 80 series, and Mate 70 series, with discounts reaching up to 2,000 yuan.

Hong Kong police have successfully disabled a 454kg (1,000lb) wartime bomb found at a construction site in the city’s Quarry Bay neighbourhood. The discovery prompted a mass evacuation of 6,000 residents from nearby apartment buildings.

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.

Living in China for so long, we would like to share some of the comparisons that we have found between China and the west, and shed some light on the situation.Every week, we take you to a new place in China on our bikes, cover a topic, and reply to your questions.

On September 12, massive fireballs lit the skies over Weifang, while tanks rolled through Tangshan and explosions rocked Shijiazhuang. Analysts linked these PLA live-fire drills to the 80th and 82nd Group Armies, forces loyal to Zhang Youxia, signaling pressure on Beijing itself. But the following day, Xi Jinping’s camp responded. The Eastern Theater Command released a propaganda song, “Plant the Flag of Victory on Taiwan,” showcasing amphibious landings and missile strikes on Taipei. The timing suggests dueling messages: Zhang’s faction flexing around Beijing, and Xi’s faction brandishing the Taiwan front. Far from unity, the PLA is now split by politics.

00:00 Introduction00:11 Chinese Economy: Returning To Infrastructure Investment? 02:36 US-China: U.S. Lawmakers Make Rare Visit05:04 Tech War: Huawei’s AI Chip Ambitions