Chinese state-backed energy giant Huaneng Group launched the world’s largest fleet of unmanned electric mining trucks in Inner Mongolia, featuring 100 vehicles equipped with Huawei Technologies’ autonomous driving systems, as the country rapidly adopts driverless technology.

The discovery of Chinese parts in Taiwan-made military drones has lawmakers alarmed.

China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and 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 and I make the videos.X (Formerly Twitter): / tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected]:00 Introduction00:13 US-China Trade War03:29 PRC Grid Attack on US05:49 Baijiu Death Coverup Backfires 07:46 US-China Tech War

As witnessed in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, critical weapons fell into the adversary’s hands.For example, Russia caught hold of the U.S. Javelin anti-tank missile, M2 Browning machine gun, and FIM-92 Stinger MANPAD, to name a few.Ukraine managed to recover the T-90M Main Battle Tank, BTR-80 armored personnel carriers, Pantsir-S1 SAM, and Krasukha-4 EW system.A similar situation is repeating in the Indian subcontinent.During the latest India-Pakistan conflict, several Chinese PL-15 air-to-air missiles fired by the Pakistani Air Force slipped into Indian hands.Viewers may note that reports indicated that China urgently delivered this missile to Pakistan as tensions escalated after the Pahalgam terror attack.In this video, Defense Updates analyzes why the capture of PL-15 is a big blow for Pakistan & China ?#defenseupdates #operationsindoor #indiapakistanwar Chapters:0:00 TITLE00:11 INTRODUCTION01:14 SPONSORSHIP – NordVPN01:47 RECOVERY03:11 PL-15 OVERVIEW04:44 THREAT from PL-15 IS GENUINE07:40 ANALYSIS

🔥 Did Trump Just Cave to China? The Truth Behind the 30% Tariff Confusion 🔥Over the weekend, China and the United States shocked global markets with a surprise joint statement after high-level trade talks in Geneva. The U.S. will now tax Chinese goods at 30%, while China will only tax U.S. imports at 10%—for the next 90 days.Many are calling this a lopsided deal. Others say China lost face. But what if that’s completely wrong?In this video, I break down:✅ What actually happened behind closed doors in Switzerland✅ Why these uneven tariffs might be exactly what China wanted✅ How the U.S. agreed to rollback Trump’s most aggressive tariffs✅ Why the 30% figure is not what it seems✅ The real story behind the “fentinel tariffs”This isn’t just about economics—it’s about global power shifts, diplomacy, and who’s really calling the shots.

‘The Big Money Show’ panel discusses U.S.-China relations amid tariff negotiations.

National security officials described new threats China poses to Taiwan as “hybrid” tactics in a briefing to legislators on Thursday. 📹 Reporter(s): Klein Wang/Patrick Chen/Leslie Liao#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews-

As China escalates its military activity around Taiwan and rapidly builds its naval and civilian fleets, Beijing’s threats to seize the island could be coming closer to reality. China’s new ships can land on beaches and link to form massive mobile piers, boosting the PLAs amphibious assault capacity. Analysts say they’re intended to rapidly offload military equipment in the event of a sea invasion. WSJ breaks down how these new Chinese ships are setting the stage for a D-Day-style invasion of Taiwan.Chapters:0:00 China’s new ships0:44 Shipyard in Guangzhou1:46 Sea trials 2:24 Breaking down the ships5:40 Invasion scenario 6:51 What’s next?EquippedEquipped examines military innovation and tactics emerging around the world, breaking down the tech behind the weaponry and its potential impact.#China #Taiwan

Experts understand that a 500-horsepower car can’t simply prove it’s roadworthy by running a few laps on a track. For established car brands, building a high-horsepower vehicle starts with safety. They need to ensure the car can handle the power, that the chassis is strong enough, and that the brakes can withstand the force.

In this episode, Sal Mercogliano — a maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner — discusses the potential for a spike in cargo shipments and an early peak season with the curtailment of the China tariff from 145% to 30%. #supplychain #containers #tariffs #ports #containerships

At the China-CELAC Forum in Beijing, President Xi Jinping urged Latin American and Caribbean nations to join China in defending global peace and multilateralism. Trade surpassed $500bn last year, and Xi announced a $9.2bn credit line plus visa-free access for five countries. China seeks to rival US influence in the region, with Brazil’s President Lula calling China its top trading partner. The forum highlights Beijing’s growing ties through Belt and Road projects and trade deals. However, concerns remain over Chinese overcapacity, with some nations imposing tariffs to protect local industries.

Exports projected to grow 0.4 per cent this year, down from last year’s 5.7 per cent, with more than half of APEC economies hit by US tariffs. Also on East Asia Tonight: Trump says India is offering “no tariff” deal; Washington says use of Huawei AI chips “anywhere in the world” violates US export controls; Russia and Ukraine hold direct talks in Turkiye; and Germany and Philippines sign defence deal.00:00 Headlines01:39 APEC warns of trade stalling07:38 Trump on India’s no-tariff deal offer08:19 Russia-Ukraine talks14:49 US curbs Huawei chips25:06 “Sabre-rattling”: Victoria Schofield on China-India border naming33:55 China-Vietnam rail travel40:28 Is the American dream still within reach for Chinese students?

Aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump commented on whether he would deal with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping directly on the final trade deal details.Reciprocal and retaliatory tariffs between the United States and China officially decrease Wednesday. We take a look at which side blinked first.The U.S.–UK trade deal could see Chinese products excluded from UK supply chains to prevent Chinese goods from entering the United States through back doors.00:00 Intro02:37 Truce in US-China Trade War: Who Blinked First?05:29 Expert on US-China Trade War: Who Blinked First?09:45 China Criticizes US-UK Trade Deal12:12 Stanford Responds to Investigation on China Espionage13:07 Huawei’s 8-Year Espionage Bid for Denmark’s 5G Deal17:42 US Warning: Huawei AI Chips May Break Export Laws19:00 Are Chinese Jets Really Outperforming French Fighters?

President Donald Trump’s high-stakes visit to the Middle East has already shaken global markets and redrawn geopolitical lines. From $600B+ in AI, defense, and energy deals with Saudi Arabia — featuring Nvidia, AMD, and Amazon — to a shock announcement lifting US sanctions on Syria, Trump’s trip signals a bold new era of US-Gulf relations.Subscribe for full analysis on global markets, policy shifts, and economic trends.00:00 Introduction 00:13 US Middle East Moves: AI Deals, Syria Sanctions and $1 Trillion in Gulf Investments06:10 China Slams UK-US Trade Deal09:04 EU Moves to Sideline Hungary Over Russia Sanctions and Ukraine Talks

In this video I discuss the latest data and ongoing problems within the Chinese Economy. Chinese businesses are under severe pressure with producer prices falling at their fastest rate for 6 months and having now fallen for 30 consecutive months. The economy is currently in the grip of deflation with domestic prices having fallen in every one of the past 3 months. Added to this the USA represents the largest single export market for China’s exports and those exports are now facing minimum Tariffs of 30%, however that figure could rise depending upon the outcome of the ongoing trade deal negotiations. If the current trading conditions continue the Chinese Economy is at risk of imploding and will not come close to hitting the target GDP growth figure of 5.0% for 2025. For specific details please check out the CHAPTER list below. Thanks for watching and please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.Chapters:0:00 Intro1:17 PRODUCER PRICES4:24 PMI6:16 EXPORTS7:30 IMPORTS8:38 INFLATION9:58 FOOD INFLATION10:49 USA14:46 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

CNBC’s Eunice Yoon joins ‘The Exchange’ to discuss China shifting to invest in Latin America.

Hazel eyes are extremely rare in East Asian populations, including China, but their presence tells a fascinating story of genetic variation, ancient migration, and occasional mutation.

00:00 Introduction00:12 US-China Trade War: De-escalation (For Now)06:38 Chinese Economy: ‘Missing’ Wage Data

America’s medical industry is in a crisis, and Trump is trying to fix this with tariffs and executive orders. Is he saving American health or destroying it?

Taiwan’s military is testing dozens of newly purchased missiles as part of an annual exercise, including the Land Sword II surface-to-air missile.

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met for the 45th time since Xi came to power, as the Chinese leader attended Moscow’s military parade marking the 80th anniversary of World War II victory. But this wasn’t the diplomatic triumph Beijing had hoped for. Xi arrived expecting unity, support, and perhaps even a joint front against the U.S. What he got instead? No alliance. No anti-U.S. pact. While headlines screamed “Friends of Steel,” the reality told a different story—one of diplomatic pageantry, unmet expectations, and a leader who left with less than he came for.

Recently, a steel trader in Tangshan city in China revealed that the average profit for Tangshan steel mills is only around 20 yuan per ton. According to him, this equates to earning just 2 cents per kilogram of steel. This slim profit is almost negligible and could easily lead to losses. In such a cost-profit inversion, the survival pressure on steel companies is immense. Every production decision feels like walking on thin ice, as even a small fluctuation in costs could be detrimental to the company.

A paper published last month in China’s top aviation journal, the peer-reviewed Acta Aeronautica et Astronautica Sinica, reveals that the J-36 design team is in the early stages of making a naval variant suitable for use with the PLA Navy’s growing fleet of aircraft carriers. And like with other features like EMALS, the Chinese are copying the American military’s best practices and developing them at a rate far faster than that of the Pentagon’s procurement system. In this case they’re working on a computer system that will help pilots safely land on a moving aircraft carrier, something like the U.S. Navy’s precision landing mode or PLM used by carrier air wing Super Hornet and F-35C pilots.

Markets soar as tariffs fall. President Donald Trump is claiming a big win. Is this the beginning of the end or just a pause in the U.S.–China trade war?Trump says China agreed to stop sending fentanyl to America. Despite that, the existing 20 percent tariff punishing Beijing for its role in the drug crisis remains in place.China isn’t giving ground on rare earth, at least for now. Beijing is keeping export controls in place for several rare earth minerals. We have details on Trump’s plan to counter this.The United States is relying more on China for pharmaceuticals, and experts are concerned this poses a national security threat. NTD’s data reporter Kevin Hogan breaks it down.A line of devices may look and act like video games, but they’re really vapes, and are more likely to get kids addicted to them. The FDA is now taking counter-measures against the Chinese-made devices.00:00 Intro01:26 Tariff Truce: US and China Hit Pause on Trade War03:57 Trump: China Agrees to Stop Sending Fentanyl to US06:13 China Has Yet to Drop Export Bars on Rare Earth08:44 What the Length of Talks Tells Us About the Deal?11:52 China’s Expanding Role in US Drug Supply Chains16:25 FDA to Confiscate Chinese-Made ‘Smart Vapes’17:17 China Set to Host Latin America Partners Amid Trade War20:09 Taiwan Test Fires First Rounds of US Rockets

President Xi Jinping vows deeper ties with the United States’ backyard at forum with Latin American leaders in Beijing. Also on East Asia Tonight: Washington cuts “de minimis” tariff for low-value Chinese imports; Beijing lifts Boeing ban; Trump arrives in Saudi Arabia on Middle East tour; and Japan’s salarymen double up as cheerleaders on the weekend.00:00 Headlines01:31 Xi announces US$9b Latin America credit in yuan07:49 US and China cut more tariffs26:09 Pepe Zhang on China-Latin America ties33:10 Trump in Riyadh47:23 Japan’s salaryman cheerleaders

China Update provides the most up to date political, economic, and geopolitical news and 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 and I make the videos.X (Formerly Twitter): / tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected]:00 Introduction00:18 US-China: Global Markets Rise on Trade Talks Optimism04:45 China’s Marriage Crisis

The United States and China agreed Monday to slash their massive recent tariffs, restarting stalled trade between the world’s two biggest economies and setting off a rally in global financial markets.

China needs a spirited population in the tariff war with the US. But the Chinese people are turning their backs on the CCP and Xi Jinping.

China just bent the knee to the USA in a big way. ◘

A breakthrough has been made in the trade war between the US and China after two days of negotiations.Both nations have agreed to a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs as well as reducing the levies by 115 per cent.“The talks in Geneva were very friendly, the relationship is very good – we’re not looking to hurt China, China is being hurt very badly,” US President Donald Trump said.He said he would talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping potentially “at the end of the week”.President Trump claims a bigger deal was on offer, but China withdrew from it at the last minute.

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang on the U.S. and China reaching an agreement to reduce tariffs, Apple reportedly considering raising iPhone prices without blaming tariffs, and China’s Gen-Z calling themselves ‘rat people.’ #foxbusiness #foxbusinessnews #chinanews #chinaus