Insiders revealed that Guilin’s fiscal situation has been under obvious pressure in recent years. Local revenue growth is weak, and with a sharp drop in land transfer fees and unchanged fixed expenditures, various subsidies including performance pay are frequently delayed. Frontline workers said, “This not only affects our lives but severely dampens our motivation.”

President Donald Trump has unveiled a new defense system: the Golden Dome. Its purpose is to protect Americans from missile attacks, including nuclear threats, posed by foreign adversaries like China and Russia.Chinese companies are trying to bypass tariffs imposed by the United States. A report highlights some of the most unusual methods.The trade war between Beijing and Washington is taking its toll on U.S. producers, too. General Motors now says it will stop sending some of its vehicles to China.Meanwhile, trade concerns continue to weigh on China’s economy, prompting authorities in Beijing to take new action.00:00 Intro01:08 Golden Dome: US Defense Strategy Vs. China, Russia03:54 How Chinese Companies Sidestep US Tariffs05:14 Gm Stops Some Vehicle Exports from US to China06:07 Nvidia CEO Praises Trump’s Semiconductor Chip Plans07:21 China Cuts Key Rates to Aid Economy Amid Trade War08:42 Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Discusses Taiwan World Status10:41 US Needs a Strategic Approach to Counter China: Experts🔵Tiffany M

IMF CONFESSES China Is Finished As Real Estate Meltdown, Tech War and Public Rage ERUPT!#chinanews #trumptariff

In China, they showed the concept of the SS-UAV Jiutian UAV, a carrier of FPV drones and cruise missiles. Despite the fact that this is a concept, it is already possible to estimate in what direction the development of military unmanned vehicles will move. At the first stage, swarms of drones will appear, then they will begin to create flying drone carriers. The flight of the first UAV sample is promised in June. As reported, the Jiutian UAV is designed to launch more than 100 drones or small-sized missiles. It will have a flight range of up to 7,000 km, they plan to launch drones from an altitude of 15 km. The UAV has a modular architecture, it is possible to replace the payload in it within two hours. The SS-UAV Jiutian flying aircraft carrier will be able to carry LS-6, YL-V302 guided bombs, TL-7 (KD-88), PL-11AE and PL-12E missiles. The wingspan of the SS-UAV Jiutian UAV is 25 meters, takeoff weight is 16 tons, payload is 6 tons, flight speed is up to 700 km/h, with a duration of up to 12 hours.

China Just REVOLUTIONIZED Farming and Nobody Is Talking About ItFor business inquiries or if a video involves your copyright, please contact me at: [email protected]✅ China’s REVOLUTIONARY farming tech LEAVES America IN THE DUST ✅ Autonomous T70 tractor operates for SIX HOURS on ONE CHARGE ✅ Chinese farmers now RELAXING while robots do ALL THE WORK ✅ Cost PER ACRE slashed by 83% OVERNIGHT while US farmers still STRUGGLE with diesel pricesThe MIND-BLOWING TRUTH about China’s farming revolution that Western media is HIDING! American agricultural experts SHOCKED AND SPEECHLESS as Chinese autonomous farming tech LEAPFROGS decades ahead in just THREE YEARS!We reveal:➡️ How China’s T70 autonomous tractor is COMPLETELY TRANSFORMING mountain farming with ZERO human intervention➡️ Why American farmers are STILL PAYING 6X MORE for basic field operations while Chinese costs PLUMMET➡️ The GAME-CHANGING soil-testing robot that processes THOUSANDS OF ACRES daily while US farmers wait WEEKS for lab results➡️ How China’s Academy of Sciences SILENTLY PERFECTED electric farm technology while Western experts WEREN’T PAYING ATTENTIONThis isn’t just about agriculture—it’s about a MASSIVE TECHNOLOGICAL SHIFT in global food production! American farm equipment manufacturers are in TOTAL DISBELIEF as they’ve only begun testing autonomous prototypes while China is already MASS PRODUCING 1,000 units this year!Meanwhile, Chinese farmers are LITERALLY SCROLLING ON THEIR PHONES while highly advanced AI systems perfectly till, seed, and monitor their fields with MILLIMETER PRECISION! The agricultural landscape is being COMPLETELY REWRITTEN as American farmers face the choice between astronomical operational costs or technological obsolescence!🔥 If you care about agricultural innovation, food security, or the future of US-China technological competition, you CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS this explosive analysis! 🔥#ChineseFarmingRevolution #AutonomousFarming #AgTechGap #T70Tractor

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eveloped in Xi’an and unveiled at the 15th China Airshow, the Jiutian reconnaissance-strike drone is scheduled for its maiden flight in June.

The Trump administration is currently considering adding a category of “high-risk industrial materials” to the export control list. It’s not chips, nor photolithography machines, but a type of industrial adhesive tape that you may not even recognize: UV-sensitive adhesives, electromagnetic shielding films, anti-radiation coatings…

China appears to have played a more active role in Pakistan’s recent clash with India than previously known. Ashok Kumar of the Centre for Joint Warfare Studies (CENJOWS), a think tank tied to India’s Defence Ministry, said Chinese advisers helped Pakistan realign its air defenses and adjust satellite coverage. If confirmed, these reports point to Beijing’s direct involvement in what Bloomberg and The Telegraph call South Asia’s most serious military confrontation in nearly 50 years.

Europe’s recent move is mainly due to the overwhelming number of small parcels being sent from China. In 2024, over 4.6 billion small parcels entered Europe, with 91% coming from China. This means that every second, 145 Chinese parcels enter Europe, all of which benefit from tax exemptions. France, in particular, has been overwhelmed by the low-priced parcels from Chinese e-commerce platforms. This situation has only worsened in 2025, with the number of parcels doubling compared to 2023 and quadrupling compared to 2022. The influx of Chinese goods has become so massive that many French media outlets are calling it an “invasion.”

Recently, exaggerated claims like “Quit your job and make over 10,000 yuan a month running a stall” and “You can overturn millions in debt through street vending” have flooded social media, becoming the typical “stall-running hype” aimed at workers. Meanwhile, Li Qiang, the current Premier of the Chinese Communist Party who initially opposed the “street stall economy,” now vigorously promotes it as a major favorable policy of the State Council.Join this channel to get access to perks:

Weekly news magazine The Economist has featured the Taiwan on the cover of its early May 2025 edition with the title “The Taiwan Test: It’s Closer Than You Think.” The magazine argues that the shifting geopolitical landscape under U.S. President Trump has created a potential window of opportunity for China, which would test America’s resolve. Have Trump’s trade war and other recent actions made a Chinese blockade or invasion of Taiwan more likely? Is it still possible for the United States to deter Chinese aggression? In this episode, we explore Taipei’s tenuous position between Washington and Beijing, the possibility of a cross-Strait conflict, and whether buying more U.S. arms would be enough to protect Taiwan. Our guests:Peifen Hsieh International Cooperation and Development Fund Deputy Secretary General Wang Kai-chun Kuomintang (KMT) Department of International Affairs Assistant DirectorChapters:00:00:00 – Taiwan Becomes Key Issue for Superpowers00:00:49 – What Do Trump’s Policies Mean for Taiwan?00:01:11 – Could Xi Act Before Window Closes?00:04:44 – Could Trump Sell Out Taipei to Avoid War?00:07:14 – Has Taiwan Become a Bargaining Chip?00:09:43 – Can the U.S. Still Deter China?00:12:35 – Could Political Division Weaken Taipei?00:17:11 – Is Rhetoric a Threat to Peace?00:19:47 – Are U.S. Arms Enough to Protect Taiwan?

During China’s May Day holiday, there was an explosion of travel as people flooded popular tourist spots. The internet quickly became full of videos showing crowded attractions, with many people expressing regret and self-mockery. Some even said, “This isn’t a holiday; it’s torture.”Join this channel to get access to perks:

I’m thrilled to launch a trilogy of episodes: a lecture series by Professor Sarah Paine of the Naval War College, each followed by a deep Q&A. In this first episode, Prof Paine talks about key decisions by Khrushchev, Mao, Nehru, Bhutto, & Lyndon Johnson that shaped the whole dynamic of South Asia today. Stay tuned, more to follow!

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On Thursday, the House Select Committee on the CCP held a hearing on rising Chinese aggression against Taiwan.Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism, including breaking news, groundbreaking in-depth reported stories, daily digests and more. Plus, members get a front-row seat at members-only events with leading thinkers and doers, access to premium video that can help you get ahead, an ad-light experience, early access to select products including NFT drops and more:

President Donald Trump says the U.S. will begin unilaterally setting tariff rates for trading partners within weeks, citing limited bandwidth for negotiations. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick are preparing formal letters outlining tariff expectations — and penalties for those unwilling to “negotiate in good faith.” With trade talks still ongoing with Japan, the EU, and India, the move marks a sharp escalation in Washington’s “reciprocal tariffs” strategy.📈 What does this mean for global trade, inflation, and diplomacy? Watch now for analysis on the latest shift in U.S. trade policy.Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:11 Return to Unilateral Tariff Setting Amid Trade Bottlenecks03:37 South Korea Emerges as Global Contender in Nuclear Energy Race06:21 Can Europe’s Defense Spending Boom Fuel a New Era of Innovation?

A love affair involving one of China’s leading doctors ignited a scandal that is engulfing all of Chinese society.Doctor Xiao Fei was a surgeon at the highly-regarded China-Japan Friendship Hospital in Beijing and a rising star in the Chinese medical community. But after his serial infidelity with doctors Dong Xiying and Shi Yuhui, a head nurse in his department at the China-Japan Friendship Hospital, was exposed, it highlights a lot of what Chinese people are fed up with about Chinese society today.Subvert YouTube with our 100% free weekly newsletter https://chinauncensored.substack.comCopy this honey pot emoji 🍯And paste it in your comment below!Ready to be a real China expert? Check out our website: https://chinauncensored.tv/pages/lear…00:00 Intro1:37 Doctor Xiao Fei2:30 The Affair3:15 The NEXT Affair with Dong Xi Ying4:27 How the affair was exposed5:53 The Government Coverup6:39 China’s Medical Field is in Chaos

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China gave Pakistan a lot of military hardware and equipment. Then India blew it all up.

It seems next round of negotiation will start from here. People in China are having disucssion about whether we should open up to the US. What do you think? #china #trumptariffs #chinausrelations #tradewar

The Chinese Communist Party is facing a breaking point — and behind closed doors, its top elites are quietly searching for a new way forward. In this episode, we delve into the CCP’s internal deliberations as it stands at a pivotal crossroads. With Xi Jinping’s grip on power facing unprecedented scrutiny, party elders are reportedly exploring alternative governance models to navigate China’s future. We examine the potential shifts, from the Singaporean and Vietnamese models to other global frameworks, assessing their viability within China’s political landscape. Join us as we unpack these developments, offering insights into the possible directions the CCP might take in the post-Xi era.1. Why CCP rumors matter2. The current governance models have failed3. The debates within CCP leadership about its future4. The Vietnamese model?5. The Singapore model?

Chinese state media has claimed that if the People’s Liberation Army were to blockade Taiwan, the country’s energy reserves would last less than a week. How could Taiwan endure such a blockade from China? Our guests, Christina Chen and Wu Wen-Chin, share their views.

According to High Wind News from Chinese Business View, the words Nanxiang Branch were mentioned in the chat records, so the bank involved was possibly the Nanxiang branch of a bank in Shanghai. Tencent News later confirmed the user had bought the gold bars from an branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, or ICBC.

Stanford students are calling for help. They’re accusing the Chinese regime of blanketing the school with a spy network, and using it to harass the school’s community and steal intellectual property.Lawmakers are calling on Duke University to cut ties with a Chinese institution and Wuhan University. We have more on the concerns about the Chinese regime’s access to sensitive defense-related technology.President Donald Trump strikes a deal with the United Arab Emirates to build the largest artificial intelligence campus outside the United States. We look at the China concerns surrounding the deal.Washington and Beijing are each stepping up their game in yet another race: to secure rare earth supplies. An American mining company strikes a deal in Saudi Arabia, while Beijing moves to tighten its grip on the entire supply chain.00:00 Intro01:20 Stanford Under Spotlight for China Espionage Report05:33 Lawmakers Call on Duke to Close China-Based Campus08:02 Trump Unveils $200B UAE Deal Including AI Project10:15 US, China Rush Ahead in Rare Earths Race12:30 Top Space Official Warns of China, Russia Threats14:06 Bipartisan House Panel Examines CCP’s Threat to Taiwan16:56 How China’s Dual-Use Sparks Warning in AI Race: Lee

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News Corp columnist Angela Mollard discusses the “grey zone warfare” that China is waging against the Western world. US engineers inspecting Chinese-made solar components have uncovered hidden kill switches and communication devices embedded in power inverters. “This is an attack on civilian infrastructure … this could be through phone devices, it could be through solar panels,” Ms Mollard said. “How do we monitor that?”

Chinese weapons falter during critical combat tests meanwhile, Made-in-India defense systems shine with unmatched performance.#china #india #wion

Tariffs might be temporarily paused, but the US is hitting China with sanctions. Now China’s military is being deployed for drills.

Why did China change its “Never Kneeling” rhetoric and suddenly back down in Geneva?In this episode, we uncover the hidden forces behind Beijing’s shocking trade concessions to the U.S. While state media credited Xi Jinping’s loyalists, a closer look at the negotiation team—and Trump’s own words—suggests someone else was pulling the strings. Former Premier Wen Jiabao may have quietly re-emerged to steer China’s economic direction. From Wen’s reformist vision to Xi’s conspicuous absence during the talks, all signs point to a deeper power shift inside the CCP. Was Geneva just a trade deal—or something bigger? A quiet handover of control?1. Comparison of the 2018 and 2025 Chinese negotiation teams2. Wen Jiabao’s vision for U.S.–China trade relations3. Rumors surrounding Vice Premier He Lifeng4. Trump’s cryptic clue about Beijing’s power shift