China vs U.S, What Do Americans Know
Here are unmasked conversations at a book fair in March 14, 2025. Listen their understanding on China, since 1950s…
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The Artemis Accords and the Collapse of the Chinese Communist Party
With five new signatories onto the Artemis Accords, (53 total countries joined as of 1/27/25) the agreements as the Accords state: [is to] necessitate greater coordination and cooperation between and among established and emerging actors in space. The CCP is currently dumping trillions of dollars per year into its own space program, not to venture […]
“Tiananmen Mission” Captivates Audience at AAS Film Expo 2025
Columbus, OH – March 13, 2025 – The highly anticipated screening of Tiananmen Mission at the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) Film Expo in the Greater Columbus Convention Center left an indelible mark on attendees. This extraordinary historical film, chronicling the harrowing yet inspiring journey of 1989 student leader Zhang Jiang, moved the audience with […]
Professors React to Tianannmen Mission’s Truth Telling
Tiananmen Mission—an extraordinary historical telling of modern China and the 1989 Tiananmen Student Movement in Beijing— was shown at an exclusive screening at the Associations of Asian Studies 2025 Film Expo in the Greater Columbus Convention Center on March 13, 2025. The two hours of marvelous first-person narrative documentary, followed by a Q&A session with […]
Missouri Court Gives Landmark $24 Billion Judgment Against China Over Covid 19 Pandemic
The crackdown against the Chinese government continues to intensify as a Missouri court has found Beijing guilty of covering up the COVID-19 pandemic and hoarding protective equipment in a ruling issued on March 7. Marking one of the biggest legal victories in the state’s history, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has secured a $24 billion […]
China’s Exports to be Hit Hard by US Tariffs: Businesses
Chinese exports look set to take a battering from an escalating tariff war with the United States, business executives and economists say. The United States has imposed tariffs of 20% on Chinese goods since President Donald Trump took office –- 10% last month and a further 10% coming into effect on March 4. “Export volume […]
Can Missouri Collect 24 Billion Judgement Over Covid-19 Lawsuits Against China
For the first time in history, the U.S. state of Missouri secured for $24-billion in damages caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, in a lawsuit against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The lawsuit—initiated in 2020 by then Missouri Attorney General, Eric Schmitt—has accused China of obstructing the production, purchase, and export of critical medical equipment, […]
Chinese Hackers Charged of Global Computer Intrusion Campaigns
The Justice Department, FBI, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and Departments of State and the Treasury announced today their coordinated efforts to disrupt and deter the malicious cyber activities of 12 Chinese nationals, including two officers of the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) Ministry of Public Security (MPS), employees of an ostensibly private PRC company, Anxun […]
Hearing on China’s Investments in Ports Across Western Hemisphere
A House Homeland Security subcommittee held a hearing on strategic investments made by China in ports across the Western Hemisphere and the potential implications of this for U.S. homeland security. Topics included how China’s presence near the Panama Canal and South America posed a threat to the homeland, how U.S. tariffs were a hindrance to […]
Rubio Visiting Costa Rica, Guatemala on Trip Focused on migration and Security Ties
STATE DEPARTMENT —U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to hold meetings Tuesday with officials in Costa Rica and later in Guatemala as part of a tour of Latin America focused on migration, security cooperation and countering Chinese influence in the region. Rubio was in El Salvador for talks Monday with President Nayib Bukele, […]
