The speaker in the video post is Professor Robert Atkinson, the Founder and President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF). He has served in various capacities under the Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden administrations. Atkinson challenges conventional wisdom on US-China chip relations and offers a fresh perspective on… Read More »“How Shall We Win the Chip War Over China?”
David Zweig is known for his work on the concept of “Invisibles,” which refers to highly skilled professionals whose work is critical to their enterprises but who go largely unnoticed by the public. This presentation by David Zweig explores the intricate dance between talent, technology, and tension in the US-China… Read More »The War for Chinese Talent in the United States with David Zweig
This video is posted by Rise of Asia @RiseOfAsia with 21K subscribers‧297 videos. The Rise of Asia channel on YouTube offers a fascinating exploration of Asia’s diverse and dynamic landscape. The video discusses why no country can replace China as a manufacturing hub due to its skilled workforce, advanced infrastructure,… Read More »Which Country Can Replace and Become the NEXT China?
Kishore Mahbubani, distinguished fellow at the National University of Singapore’s Asia Research Institute, discusses the war in Gaza and says there’s “a gap between global public opinion and American public opinion.” Main Points of the video: It is with actions like this that the US is losing credibility with the… Read More »The Gaza war has definitely dented America’s image.
Kevin Walmsley is the host of the “Inside China Business” on YouTube. He has lived in China since 2012 and founded Direct Equipment in Qingdao. Inside China Business provides insights, strategies, and life at the top of the world’s supply chains with an emphasis on business with and inside China. Recent… Read More »Western countries subsidize our biggest companies. China subsidizes their small ones.
Environmental journalist Peter Walker of The Guardian turns his keen eye towards China, exploring its potential for continued development. Walker highlights China’s remarkable resilience, citing historical triumphs like overcoming civil war and lifting millions out of poverty. He compares China’s governance structure to a well-run corporation, emphasizing its focus on… Read More »China has peaked and is declining? Stop spreading the old Western gibberish!
The U.S. has returned 38 Chinese cultural artifacts to China, which were looted and smuggled into America, emphasizing efforts to combat antiquities trafficking and promote international cooperation. Details: On another note: The British Museum contains a large number of Chinese artifacts. Origin of the Collection: Here are some resources for… Read More »U.S. Returns 38 Cultural Objects to China
This video discusses Malaysia’s proposal to limit America’s veto powers at the United Nations, criticizing the perceived unchecked influence and abuse of power by the U.S., particularly in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict. The moderator in this video is identified as Z.Ganga, a business journalist by profession and a digital… Read More »Malaysia Proposes Taming America’s Veto Voting Powers At The United Nations
The post author, Neutrality Studies, is the moderator discussing the provided text: “No Substitute for Victory: America’s Competition With China Must Be Won, Not Managed.” The term “Neocons” refers to neoconservatives, a political movement in the United States that emerged in the 1960s and became influential in the 1980s and… Read More »Young Neocons Want WAR With China While Enjoying Military Industrial Complex Perks
At the conclusion of her China visit, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen discusses concerns about Chinese overcapacity in green technology industries such as EVs and solar panels during her visit to China, hinting at the possibility of tariffs if issues are not addressed. Key Takeaways It remains to be seen how… Read More »Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen: Won’t rule out possible tariffs on China’s green exports – YouTube