China has become Mexico’s leading car supplier, with exports totaling $4.6 billion in 2023, according to Mexico’s Secretariat of Economy. Chinese automaker BYD has risen to become the seventh-largest automaker globally, surpassing Honda and Nissan, driven by growing demand for its affordable electric vehicles. Will China conquer the U.S. market next? NTD speaks to a veteran automotive expert

The House passes a series of bills to counter the Chinese regime, with more measures to be voted upon on Tuesday. We unpack some of the bipartisan acts focusing on technology and malign influence in the United States.The head of a Washington-based think tank gets arrested again. He’s set to be extradited back to the United States in the coming weeks, on charges of acting as an agent for China.U.S. and Chinese military commanders have their first conversation in nearly two years. We have key takeaways from the video call.Should artificial intelligence make the call on using nuclear weapons? Including the United States, 60 nations rallied behind a new plan for responsible military AI, while China stood apart.00:00 Intro01:11 House Passes Series of Bills to Counter Chinese Regime02:53 House Passes Bill Aiming to Halt CCP Partnerships04:27 U.S. Think Tank Head Arrested, Set to Be Extradited05:30 Top U.S., China Military Brass Hold First Call in 2 Years06:36 Expert: the Real Impact Lies in the Bills Left Behind10:41 U.S., UK Warn Iran, China Over Supporting Russia’s War12:02 Nations Discuss Plans for Military AI at S. Korea Summit13:37 Huawei Challenges iPhone 16 Launch with New Phone15:10 Portugal to Keep Ban on Chinese 5G Equipment15:58 Deflation Fears Spreading in China17:32 BDO Accused of Improperly Liquidating Next Digital18:30 Last Squatter Settlements to Be Removed in Hong Kong

China has been making major inroads in a country that will spell disaster for India.

U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo has stated that U.S. ships could escort Philippine vessels on resupply missions in the South China Sea. Will this further complicate the tense situation in the region resulting from competing claims of sovereignty by various countries? Watch the analysis from our guests Tony Hu and Liu Fu-kuo.

Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional Chinese holiday, almost as important as Chinese New Year. Mooncakes, as a must-have item for the festival, should be flying off the shelves about a month before the holiday. But this year, the market is unusually quiet.

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Xi Jinping’s War on Billionaires: Corruption or Purge of Critics? | Vantage with Palki SharmaChina’s Boutique Investment Firm, Renaissance Holdings, has lost two thirds of its market value. Renaissance’s founder, the billionaire Bao Fan, was abducted and then put under investigation last year. Fan’s case is all too common in China, where Xi Jinping is waging a war on successful entrepreneurs. Xi has destroyed a number of China’s billionaires, as he continues to consolidate his hold on power and crackdown on dissent. Can foreign firms survive in China when even its homegrown businesses are constantly at risk?-

ship discreetly entered a mysterious port, but to much surprise, photos of it quickly surfaced on social media. Experts were stunned by what they saw. The vessel, touted as one of China’s most advanced, appeared more like a work in progress. It had more flaws than anyone expected.

China has denied that its ship rammed into the back of Philippine coast guard vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua at Sabina Shoal and claimed that the Philippines is at fault, despite releasing footage showing the incident. When pressed on how the Philippines could have rammed the front of the Chinese vessel from its back, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning replied: “This is the root cause of the current escalatory situation at Xianbin Jiao (Sabina Shoal). The measures China took are aimed at protecting its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.”

It’s a story that has gripped the Philippines for months. Alice Guo, the fugitive former mayor of the city of Bamban, has been deported back home after being caught in Indonesia. She faces accusations ranging from shady business dealings involving illegal gambling, to human trafficking as well as questions over her identity and links to China. Yuka Royer and Aurore-Cloé Dupuis discuss the case. #Alice Guo #Philippines #China

00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Economy: Huawei Chips & Deflation Warning06:08 Adoptions08:20 China-Africa: Xi’s FOCAC SpeechChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic 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, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.

The Chinese consul general in New York has left office. Gov. Kathy Hochul says she requested the diplomat’s expulsion after prosecutors arrested a former aide to two New York governors.The United States confirms it could co-produce weapons with Taiwan in the future, as the island is threatened by the Chinese regime. Raymond Greene, de facto U.S. ambassador to Taiwan, says that the “U.S. now is working with a number of partners, looking at … possibilities of expanding our joint production of military materiel and supplies. And I would not rule out Taiwan being one of those partners in the future.”A high-ranking Pentagon official is set to attend China’s top annual military forum next week. He’s more senior than U.S. officials who’ve attended in the past.A survivor of the Chinese regime’s forced organ removal is telling his story Wednesday in Washington. He’s one of many who have suffered torture and imprisonment under prolonged persecution in China.00:00 Intro01:08 Hochul Requested Removal of Chinese Diplomat in NY04:32 U.S. Won’t Rule Out Joint Weapons Production W/ Taiwan05:35 U.S. to Send Pentagon Official to China Military Forum06:33 Sun Allegedly Removed ‘Uyghur’ from Hochul’s Speech10:10 Lawmakers to Vote on a Dozen Bills to Counter CCP11:50 Forced Organ Removal Victim Rebut CCP Attacks15:00 171 Campaign Ads Tout Tough Stances on China16:13 Taipei: U.S. and Taiwan Chip Businesses ‘Complementary’17:08 Taiwan Probes 8 Chinese Firms for Tech Talent Theft18:36 Shein, Temu Accused of Selling Deadly Baby Products19:11 New Zealand: China’s Influence ‘Complex and Deceptive’20:13 Modi: India Supports ‘Development, Not Expansionism’

As Ukraine’s counteroffensive extends into Russian territory and the situation on the battlefield shifts, China’s Premier Li Qiang, Army Commander Li Qiaoming, and other top officials visited Moscow to discuss economic and military cooperation. This visit has raised concerns in the international community, with rumors circulating that China might send troops to Russia to join the conflict.#chinaobserver

Malaysia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched an internal probe into the leak of a classified diplomatic note sent by China regarding oil exploration activities in the South China Sea, following its publication by the Philippine Daily Inquirer. The note, sent in February 2024, expressed China’s concerns over Malaysia’s oil and gas exploration near the Luconia Shoals, an area claimed by China under its controversial nine-dash line but situated within Malaysia’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Despite China’s objections, Malaysia has reaffirmed its right to conduct exploration in the region under international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stressed Malaysia’s commitment to protecting its sovereignty while maintaining diplomatic dialogue with China, highlighting the broader regional tensions over competing claims in the South China Sea. The leak has further complicated Malaysia’s delicate balancing act between defending its maritime rights and preserving its economic ties with China, with the government swiftly initiating an investigation to prevent further breaches. Like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth coverage of global economies and geopolitics. Watch complete video and do not forget to visit our channel for more interesting videos. ——————————————————————————-https://thepacificreports.com/2024/09…———————————————————————————0:00 Malaysia Investigates Leak of Classified Chinese Note on South China Sea Dispute0:31 Background 2:47 Recent Developments3:29 Malaysia Urged to Halt All activities in the South China Sea by China 8:35 End Note

It’s just the same thing over and over again!

38-Year-Old Female Master Opts Rural Bachelor? China’s Leftover Women Weep in DespairIn this video, we explore the complex and often harsh reality faced by China’s so-called “leftover women”—educated, professional women in their late 20s and 30s who struggle to find a suitable partner in a society with shifting gender dynamics. From the high expectations placed upon them by family and society to the challenges of finding a partner in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, these women face an uphill battle. We’ll delve into personal stories, societal pressures, and the economic factors that contribute to this phenomenon, revealing the stark realities behind the numbers. Join us as we unpack the societal expectations and personal experiences that shape the lives of these women.

China Fights US Dollar: Exposes Chinese Banks to Losses | Vantage with Palki SharmaChina’s covert strategy to support the yuan using foreign-exchange swaps is putting its banks at risk of billions in losses while creating easy profits for savvy investors. State-run Chinese banks have built over $100 billion in short positions on the dollar to stabilise the currency without draining foreign reserves. However, this move has led to significant losses as the yuan weakened earlier this year. This strategy shields the People’s Bank of China from international scrutiny while state banks bear the risk. Learn more about China’s currency management tactics on “Vantage with Palki Sharma.”—

Another collision between Chinese and Philippine vessels took place in the South China Sea on August 31. According to the U.S. State Department, a Chinese Coast Guard ship “intentionally” collided three times with a Philippine Coast Guard ship within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone. This caused damage to the Filipino vessel and put the crew’s safety at risk. The U.S. condemned this incident, calling it the “latest dangerous and escalatory action” by China in the South China Sea. The U.S. also noted that China had repeatedly “aggressively interfered” with the Philippines’ “legitimate air and maritime operations” near Second Thomas Shoal throughout August.

Discover how China is fostering innovation and economic growth through a new platform dedicated to Sino-African entrepreneurship. This initiative aims to strengthen business ties, support startups, and drive sustainable development across Africa. Learn about the opportunities, collaborations, and success stories emerging from this groundbreaking venture. Watch now to see how this platform is transforming the entrepreneurial landscape! #SinoAfricanEntrepreneurship #ChinaAfricaRelations #BusinessInnovation #Startups #EconomicGrowth #china #africa

Fake robots are funny to laugh at and all that but there is something more sinister at play here!

Mr. Cheng Peiming (survivor)Dr. Sen Nieh (Stop Forced Organ Harvesting By CC)Dr. Charles Lee (medical analysis)Dr. Robert Destro, former Asst. Secretary of StateNina Shea, Center for Religious Freedom, Hudson InstituteHon. Fmr. Rep. Frank WolfStatements by Dr. Wendy Rogers & David Matas

00:00 Introduction00:12 Canada-China: Trade02:59 Chinese Economy: Housing Crisis 09:08 US-China: Spy Case

Renowned China scholar Orville Schell is vice president of the Asia Society’s Center on U.S.-China Relations. He maintains that U.S.-China “engagement is not dying, but is already dead.” Schell says the reason is Xi Jinping’s increasingly autocratic and inflexible policies. In this episode, Taiwan Talks discusses the personal history and losses that drive Xi, as well as U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan’s recent visit to Beijing. Schell is the author of 15 books, 10 about China, including “My Old Home,” a work of fiction. He is also a former professor and dean at the University of California, Berkeley, Graduate School of Journalism.

Amid China’s sluggish economy, even the crews tasked with spying on Chinese citizens for the communist regime have gone unpaid—for as long as six months. How does this reflect China’s economy and social stability?Chinese and Philippine vessels collided over the weekend—the fifth collision in one month. Are they really accidental?A Philadelphia rally raises awareness of the murder of innocent people to steal their organs and sell them for profit. Dr. Jessica Russo, of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, says, “The Chinese Communist Party is murdering its own people for organs, and the U.S. is being complicit in this. This is a huge problem.”A viral TikTok trend is tempting people with an alleged ATM “glitch” at Chase Bank. But a warning from the bank and reports from those who tried to exploit the glitch tell a different story.00:00 Intro01:11 Community Spies in China Desperately Await Wages02:51 China Accused of Incursion Into Japanese Waters03:31 U.S. Condemns China for Collision w/ Philippine Ship05:14 Philadelphia Rally Exposes Organ Harvesting in China08:49 RPT: China Plans Retaliation Over Chip Curbs by Japan09:38 New TikTok Trend Targets Chase Bank ‘glitch’11:29 China’s Lending to Africa Rises for 1st Time in 7 Yrs12:59 Lee: ‘Ironic’ for Future U.S. Leader to Be on Tiktok16:33 U.S. Trade Chief Hails Canada’s EV Tariffs17:57 China, Singapore Kick off Joint Naval Exercises18:41 Hong Kong Court to Hear Final Pleas from Activists 19:19 NTD’s Martial Arts Competition Announce Gold Winners

00:00 Introduction00:12 Chinese Economy: Protests & Consumption06:29 Obesity Rates09:22 UN Concerns

The Pentagon, NASA, and other key government agencies are sending U.S. taxpayer dollars to China, funding research in strategic fields. House China hawks shared their concerns with NTD.National security adviser Jake Sullivan is meeting with China’s Xi Jinping as he wraps up a high-stakes three-day visit. What did he say about a potential Biden-Xi meeting?Two lawmakers ask the Pentagon to add a Chinese battery maker to a blacklist. They say it’s a military company operating on U.S. soil.For decades, China has challenged the United States in its efforts to gain control of the Indo-Pacific region. We review how presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris could choose to respond.00:00 Intro01:09 Report: U.S. Funding Led to Over 1K China-Based Patents03:44 14 Hours of Talks, No Agreements with China05:34 Is Upcoming Biden-Xi Call a Sign of Success?08:04 Lawmakers Want Chinese Battery Company on Blacklist09:33 Presidential Candidates’ Strategies in Indo-Pacific14:37 American Companies Are Leaving China16:27 Sabina Shoal: New Flashpoint for Beijing and Manila17:45 China Withholds Punishment on EU Brandy18:37 Hong Kong Court Finds Journalists Guilty of Sedition19:47 NTD Chinese Martial Competition Kicks Off Friday

Discover how China is fostering innovation and economic growth through a new platform dedicated to Sino-African entrepreneurship. This initiative aims to strengthen business ties, support startups, and drive sustainable development across Africa. Learn about the opportunities, collaborations, and success stories emerging from this groundbreaking venture. Watch now to see how this platform is transforming the entrepreneurial landscape! #SinoAfricanEntrepreneurship #ChinaAfricaRelations #BusinessInnovation #Startups #EconomicGrowth #china #africa

China lies yet again. Beijing admits Hong Kong-flagged ship destroyed key Baltic gas pipeline ‘by accident’.

Man, talk about a speed round – 1000 people axed in just 3 minutes. Fastest layoff in history, no joke. So check this out: This morning, IBM China called an all-hands meeting in the pouring rain. Whole thing lasted a whopping 3 minutes. They dropped the bomb that IBM’s shutting down all their R&D departments in China. We’re talking the entire development center, systems center, the works. All that research stuff? Shipped overseas.#chinaobserver

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army claims to have the largest artillery force in the world today. Open source intelligence estimates them to have 9,500 artillery pieces in its arsenal. But exactly how capable is their hardware and how well trained are their soldiers? And how badly will this video ruin my social credit score in Beijing?The United States Defense Intelligence Agency in their 2019 China Military Power Report, mentions that artillery is the key to understanding the entire PLA Ground Force. This is because over one third of their force is based on arty. So it might be a good idea for us to check in and see what they’re up to. Call for fire on the like button then repeat on subscribe if you want to see two defense videos each week. Written by: Chris Cappy and TonyEdited by: Savvy StudiosWhen the PLA was first established in 1927 they had very limited artillery using what was called mountain guns or pack howitzers. They could be taken apart into smaller pieces to be transported over mountain terrain easier. Not much firepower. However, Right After World War 2 ended the CCP straight up issued a directive that all soldiers and citizens had to collect shells that had been left behind by the Japanese army. Hey are you busy on Saturday? No it’s awesome I’m just taking a me day, gonna chill so hard. Not anymore you’re not go pick up artillery shells until I get tired! This grass roots campaign if you want to call it that , collected 700 artillery pieces and 500,000 rounds that had been abandoned. During their 2nd civil war with the Koumintang the CCP captured more artillery giving them an odd hodgepodge of Japanese, German and American hardware. By this point they were very comfortable using other mens cannons.