Chinese companies have raked in over $2 billion from US stock markets since last year. We have details on the risks of investing in them and why more are choosing to list.The consensus from the U.S. intelligence community: America’s biggest threat is communist China. Intelligence agencies published their annual threat assessment.The Chinese regime is ramping up its power in cyberspace and the military. How should the US manage the CCP’s threat? We spoke to congresswoman Ashley Hinson to learn more.And the Trump administration is adding over 50 Chinese companies to a blacklist. We have the details on Washington’s effort to prevent China from using U.S. tech to advance its military.00:00 Intro01:11 Chinese Firms Raise $2 Billion from US Stock Market03:19 Intel Heads Say Ccp Biggest Threat to the US06:40 Report Highlights China’s Strategy to Overtake US in AI12:35 US Adds Dozens of Chinese Firms to Blacklist14:37 Vance, Second Lady to Visit Greenland Base17:44 Religious Freedom Commission Names Countries of Concern20:03 Anecdote at Hearing About China, Russia, Iran

00:00 Introduction00:20 Its Own ‘China Shock’: The End of ‘Made in China’ 05:26 US-China: PRC Export Control Loopholes Closed08:03 India-China: Trade and Investment Restrictions

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Developments in Washington have signaled a new Red Scare on college campuses. First, the House introduced a bill which would ban student visas for all Chinese nationals. And then shortly after that, a Congressional committee sent letters to the presidents of several universities demanding they hand over information on their Chinese students. This week, Amanda is joined by historian Mark Tseng-Putterman, and the two discuss these alarming developments, how U.S. foreign policy directly leads to attacks on Asian American communities, and parallels between the McCarthyite tactics of the Cold War and the targeting of Chinese people in the U.S. today.Our understanding of China — and U.S.-China relations — has become a defining feature of all global politics. The China Report is a new show produced in collaboration with Pivot to Peace where every week, journalist Amanda Yee and political analyst KJ Noh will be helping you through all the propaganda with an independent view of the country we are taught to hate, but know so little about.#BreakThroughNews

In this video, we dive into the shifting dynamics in Asia as Japan, China, and South Korea come together in Tokyo to discuss cooperation amidst rising US tariff tensions. Discover how Europe and China are forging closer ties and the effectiveness of Western sanctions on China and Russia. We explore Trump’s direct talks with Xi Jinping, Japan’s stern warning to China over Taiwan, and groundbreaking tech developments like China’s advanced undersea cable cutter. Plus, hear about China’s maritime ambitions and their high-tech undersea robots. Stay informed on these critical geopolitical issues shaping our world today!

The Philippines’ Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed that China has detained three Filipinos for alleged espionage, two of whom were beneficiaries of a Chinese scholarship program in Hainan.Established under the 2017 Sisterhood Agreement between Hainan, China and Palawan, Philippines, the program provided full scholarships to Palaweño students at Hainan Normal University from 2018 to 2022. Our guests Kuo Yu-jen and Yen-Pin Su share their thoughts on the issue.

By mid-March, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had repeatedly sent large groups of military aircraft and warships to harass the Taiwan Strait, reigniting concerns that these drills could escalate into real combat. Taiwan began discussing how to quickly mobilize. However, transitioning from drills to actual combat would not be an easy task for the CCP. The mobilization of its navy, air force, rocket force, and ground troops would require a complex process, and there are clear signs distinguishing drills from real combat.

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang on the Commerce Department adding Chinese companies to the export blacklist, the deal to sell Panama Canal ports and how President Donald Trump could be pushing South Africa closer to China. #foxbusiness #china #gordonchang #panamacanal

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was transferred to The Hague just hours after being arrested in Manila at the request of the International Criminal Court on charges of crimes against humanity related to his bloody war on drugs. China’s foreign ministry has warned the ICC against “politicization and double standards” over his arrest. Join the discussion with our guests on why Beijing is defending Duterte.

As the United States and allies boost readiness in case of conflict with China, Beijing is pulling out two new tools. One of them is capable of cutting information superhighways at the bottom of the ocean, and the other is able to hide at the deepest depths on the planet.Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) is sending a message to China’s No. 2 official: stop sending fentanyl to the United States, then we’ll talk tariffs.America’s top telecom watchdog launches an investigation into nine Chinese tech firms. We have the details on the growing Chinese cyberattacks the agency is fighting.House lawmakers push to shine a light on hidden gifts from China to U.S. colleges and universities.00:00 Intro01:43 Reports Detail China’s Deep Sea Cable Cutter, New Robot05:10 Sen. Daines Lays Out Conditions for Tariff Talk With China06:37 FCC Investigates 9 Sanctioned Chinese Telecom Firms07:48 House Bill Targets Foreign Influence in Education09:58 Creatives Ask That Copyrights Stay Protected Against AI10:59 Trump’s Order to Boost Critical Mineral Production13:45 Chang: CCP’s Global Operations Aim for World Rule19:50 Hegseth Makes First Asia Trip as Defense Secretary20:40 US, Philippines Kick Off Military Drills21:16 Japan Lodges Protest on Chinese Description of Meeting

Chinese Nationals “Disappear” Before Filipino Scrutiny Near South China Sea | Spotlight | N18GAmid rising tensions in the South China Sea, the Philippines reported a mysterious incident. The Filipino authorities said that eight Chinese crew members aboard a non-Filipino vessel disappeared just before a routine inspection near Manila. Filipino authorities said they uncovered evidence confirming their prior presence. They said the ship lacked CCTVs and valid shipping papers. This isn’t the first time Chinese nationals — some even linked to the PLA — have appeared suspiciously on Filipino shores. With the US intelligence confirming China’s military deployment in the region, this incident has raised fresh geopolitical concerns.—The Philippines | South China Sea | China | Manila | PLA | Alyson Le Grange | Global South | Firstpost | News Live | World News | Latest News | Global News | International News | News | Trending News#philippines #china #manila #southchina #southchinaseadispute #pla #globalsouth #firstpost #newslive #worldnews #latestnews #globalnews #news #internationalnews #trendingnews

I just stepped out of the market and got stopped by the police. My documents were all in order, but they still accused me of having issues and immediately demanded 50,000 rubles. When I refused to pay, they smirked and threatened to take me to the police station to wait for deportation.They specifically target Chinese people, claiming there are problems with their passport names or pinyin, just to find ways to extort more money. The moment I handed over the cash, their attitude changed completely. They grinned and said, “Welcome to Russia!”

Did Xi Jinping Have Marie Antoinette Syndrome? The Chinese public was shocked to see their leader’s hair quickly turn white or grey. Xi Jinping may be under immense stress due to the political maneuvering behind Li Ka-shing and his company CK Hutchison’s sale of port assets to BlackRock. The Chinese leader is reportedly feeling so helpless that he is even considering reinstating one of his most formidable enemies—Bo Xilai—who is currently serving a life sentence in prison.1:05 Xi Jinping’s sudden white hair2:23 The anti-Xi forces behind CK Hutchison’s asset sales7:11 Will Xi exonerate Bo Xilai?

Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) have been facing frequent malfunctions, but owners often struggle to defend their rights. On March 15, which marked China’s Consumer Rights Day, a video showing a Guangdong consumer hotline connecting with BYD’s customer service was suddenly interrupted. The video, which involved car owners advocating for their rights and criticizing the brand, was later removed.

It’s over 40 centimeters. About 40 centimeters, I think. Look at this brick, this place, it’s over 40 centimeters.

Belgian police conducted a series of raids on Huawei’s EU offices in Brussels, revealing a web of corruption that went deep.

Activists and Winnie the Pooh mark the first anniversary of a Hong Kong security law at a Taipei event. Activists say they want to make Taiwanese more vigilant against threats from China. 📹 Reporter(s): Scott Huang/Louise Watt#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #HongKong #HK #protest #security #law –

The F-47 is an enigma because very little has been revealed about the ex NGAD.

President Donald Trump confirms there will be no exemptions from his steel and aluminum tariffs. As for what the tariffs aim to fix, it’s China’s unfair trade practices. We have more on how the problem has affected American companies.The United States is building up its submarine presence off Australia’s coast, as the Trump administration shifts its focus to the China threat in the Indo Pacific.The White House vows to hold anyone seeking to disrupt Shen Yun Performing Arts accountable, after five emails targeting the company as well as a faith group were reported to law enforcement.Cities across China are holding emergency medical drills, spurred on by cases of bird flu breaking out among humans. What signal do the actions send?00:00 Intro01:36 Trump’s Steel Tariffs to Target China’s Unfair Trade04:42 Ikenson: US Rules-Based System Helped China Advance08:38 Death Threats Target Lawmakers, Art Company, Faith Group11:25 Medical Drills Begin Across China; US Warns of Bird Flu14:14 Trump: a Deal to Sell TikTok Could Be Close15:56 Lawmakers Push Bills Targeting Transnational Repression17:43 Gabbard on Challenges, Opportunities for US-China Relations18:20 Huawei Lobbyists Banned From EU Parliament Amid Probe20:21 US Nuclear Submarine on Australian Coast

Japan’s pacifist identity is changing fast. Once bound by Article 9 of its constitution, the country is now ramping up military spending, acquiring long-range missiles, and redefining its role in global security. With rising tensions in Asia and new threats emerging, Japan’s transformation is more critical than ever. Is this the end of Japan’s pacifism? Let’s break it down.Support us directly as we bring you independent, up-to-date reporting on military news and global conflicts by clicking here: / @themilitaryshow #militarystrategy #militarydevelopments #militaryanalysis#themilitaryshow

Introducing the TP1000 – A New Chapter in Unmanned Air Logistics. In this video, we explore the groundbreaking TP1000, China’s first large unmanned transport aircraft with a one-ton payload capacity. Developed by Yitong UAV System Company, the TP1000 marks a revolutionary step in transforming air cargo transport. With a takeoff weight of 3.3 tonnes and a maximum payload capacity of 1,000 kilograms, this innovative aircraft offers an impressive full-load range of 1,000 kilometers. Designed with a modular, twin-engine layout and intelligent airdrop functionality, the TP1000 is engineered for efficiency, stability, and adaptability in both commercial logistics and military resupply missions.Our detailed analysis highlights its advanced features including a large opening cargo hold for rapid loading and unloading, a self-developed redundant flight control system ensuring robust performance, and a design optimized for low operating costs. The TP1000 is poised to significantly enhance rapid delivery capabilities in urban and remote areas alike, while its smart airdrop capabilities minimize risk in hazardous environments.China’s TP-1000 Cargo Drone: A New Chapter in Unmanned Air Logistics

Taiwan’s defense ministry detected 47 Chinese military aircraft and 7 naval vessels operating around the country within a 24-hour window. Of those, 41 aircraft breached the Taiwan Strait’s median line and entered the island’s air defense identification zone, marking the second-largest single-day incursion of 2025 so far. 📹 Reporter(s): John Su/Chris Gorin#TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #ADIZ #military #drills #Taiwanstrait #warship #aircraft-

Joining us in person for the first time is GUERMANTES ‘G-MAN’ LAILARI. He is a retired US Air Force Foreign Area Officer specializing in the Middle East and Europe, as well as strategy, irregular warfare, and missile defense. He’s also a visiting researcher at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research in Taipei.

Chinese social media has been awash with a new map and video claiming for China not just features within the 10-dash line, but the Philippine island of Palawan, which has sat outside that line. In the video, Palawan has been renamed “Zheng He Island” after the famous Chinese explorer of the 1300s. And on March 13, Manila said three Filipinos have been detained in China’s Hainan Province on allegations of espionage.Our guests:Kuo Yu-jen National Sun Yat-sen University Institute of China and Asia-Pacific Studies Professor and DirectorYen-Pin Su National Chengchi University Department of Political Science ProfessorChapters00:00:00 Palawan: China-Philippines Tensions00:01:13 Controversy on Palawan Claim Online00:10:06 China Alleges Filipinos Espionage Involvement 00:16:30 Beijing: Defends Duterte from ICC arrest 00:19:48 Two More Chinese Arrested for Spying