China
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Intel believes that new Chinese CPU producers could pose challenge to its position in the next 3 to 5 years.
Intel is a well-known manufacturer of desktop and laptop processors. You may recognize them from your school’s computers, where their logo is prominently displayed on each machine. It’s possible that when you turn on your laptop, you’ll see this logo with an “Intel Inside” video. They had long dominated the CPU market, and none of…
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China intends to invade Taiwan next fall.
According to Al Jazeera in a tweet citing Newsweek on a Russian intelligence dossier, China has intentions to attack Taiwan as soon as next fall. The claim has been met with suspicion by traders. Many geopolitical observers believed that recent geopolitical developments surrounding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will deter China from attacking Taiwan in the…
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Why is China supplying weapons to Pakistan?
China has supplied the latest versions of its J-10 multirole tactical fighter aircraft to Pakistan, which on paper seems in an effort to improve the country’s air defense capabilities. But the reality is completely different. China is partially diverting India’s focus away from China’s border incursion and onto Pakistan by giving Pakistan advanced weapons.
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Access to Tibet is ‘systematically’ denied by China
According to the South China Morning Post, a new US government report shows that foreign diplomats, journalists, and tourists have been “systematically” denied access to China’s Tibet autonomous territory for the past year, showing that Washington’s efforts to prod China into opening up the fiercely guarded region have failed for now. As per the news,…
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Bill Maher slams John Cena and LeBron James over kowtowing to China
Although HBO comedian Bill Maher frequently promotes Democrats’ left-wing agenda, he properly chastises liberal celebrities who continue to kowtow to communist China’s demands. Despite continuous human rights violations, Maher singled out NBA player LeBron James and actor John Cena for “kowtowing” to the communist state. Forced labor, systematic torture, illegal detention, religious freedom violations, totalitarian…
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China has devalued Pakistan’s moral.
According to reports, Pakistan, which is heavily reliant on Chinese loans and investments to boost its failing economy, has condoned all of China’s human rights violations. According to Di Valerio Fabbri of Geopolitica.info, Pakistan has buried its own Muslim identity in order to back Beijing in the Uyghur crisis, as well as in Hong Kong…
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China’s approach to Taiwan will be modelled after the international response to Ukraine
Taiwan’s foreign minister warned on Monday that if China views the United States’ response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as “weak,” the democratic island may be invaded. On the 12th day of the Russian invasion, Taiwan’s foreign minister, Joseph Wu, said, “I believe that China’s leaders are… watching the situation and trying to draw their…
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Beijing being diplomatic Janus on Russia-Ukraine war
China’s reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been erratic at best. With one eye on Kyiv and the other on Taiwan, Beijing is keeping a close check on the situation in Ukraine. China was initially hesitant to use the term invasion to describe the Russia-Ukraine conflict. China’s foreign ministry spokesperson, Hua Chunying, brought up…
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After teaching Tibetan to children, a university student was detained.
According to Tibet Watch, a university student was reportedly arrested earlier this month for teaching Tibetans in Chamdo and has not been seen since. Notably, Chinese authorities have outlawed ‘informal’ Tibetan language programs that children attend outside of school hours in numerous parts of Tibet.
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Beijing 2022 will be remembered for human rights campaigns: Free Tibet
Free Tibet, a human rights organization, claims that the ultimate legacy of the Beijing 2022 Olympic Games will be the unification of campaigners. Free Tibet, in collaboration with Uyghur, Hong Kong, and Chinese activists, organized the No Beijing 2022 Olympics campaign, which they feel succeeded in overshadowing China’s grandstanding moment. They cite the diplomatic boycott…