Overview This week, we discuss the detention of Chinese church members, and contested adjustments to semiconductor operation. Religion Chinese Authorities Detain Leaders of Unofficial Protestant Church By Contributor Roane Smith Chinese authorities detain dozens of church members, including nearly 30 pastors and congregants of Zion Church. Jin Mingri in the lobby of the unofficial Protestant church in Beijing, China (via Reuters) Detainment of Zion Church Pastors: Last wee

Overview This week, we discuss China's response to Taiwanese missile defense and government restrictions on the export of Chinese rare earth metals. Trade Rare Earth Metals Back on the Table as Trade War Heats Up By Contributor Jason Holman The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced the heaviest restrictions on the export of Chinese rare earth metals to date in the latest escalation of the US-China trade war. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce headquarters in Beijing. (via

Overview This week, we discuss the growth of AI, China's southern border, and soybean exports. Economics As AI drives growth in the U.S. and China, concerns of a bubble rise By Contributor Aben Bhattachan Many currently fear that AI-driven growth seen in the tech companies of the U.S. and China is unwarranted and unsustainable. Investors talk at a stock exchange hall on February 3, 2017 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province of China. (via CNBC) U.S. Phenomenon: The Magnificent Se

Overview This week, we discuss K-drama controversy, President Xi's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, and a typhoon barreling toward mainland China. Society & Culture K-DRAMA: Actress Jun Ji-Hyun Faces Mass Criticism in China By Contributor Jason Holman Jun Ji-Hyun is facing massive controversy in China over lines viewed by many as offensive in Disney+’s new show “Tempest”. Jun Ji-Hyun playing diplomat Seo Mun-Ju in the new Disney+ show “Tempest”. (via Zapzee)

Overview This week, we discuss joint East Asian military exercises, a summit bringing heads of state together for multilateral action, and contention regarding the establishment of a oceanic nature preserve. Diplomacy Falling into ‘Steppe’: Military Exercises on Mongolian Border By Contributor Jason Holman China, Russia, and Mongolia engaged in joint military exercises in Inner Mongolia, projecting power and newfound cooperation. Photograph of the joint military exercises be

Overview This week, we discuss the controversy surrounding Nvidia's latest line of computer chips and an athletic competition starring robotic athletes. Technology Beijing Urges Chinese Companies Not to Use Nvidia’s H20 Chips By Vice President Ryan Peele The Chinese government has reportedly cautioned Chinese companies against using Nvidia’s H20 chips, citing concerns for security and privacy. A Nvidia Chip (via MarketWatch) Chinese Cautioning: The Chinese government has r

Overview This week, we discuss China placing exit bans on two American citizens, and Taiwan’s recall elections that resulted in a political setback to President Lai. Diplomacy & Security Two Americans Recently Placed Under Exit Bans By the Chinese Government By Vice President Ryan Peele An unidentified U.S. government employee and Wells Fargo executive have been blocked from leaving China, the former due to a visa application error, and the latter due to her involvement in

Overview This week, we discuss Germany's accusations of laser deployment by the Chinese Navy, Nvidia’s plan to produce a new AI chip for export to China, and Taiwan’s unveiling of an advanced rocket system during its annual military drills. Security Germany Accuses Chinese Navy of Lasering Aircraft During Operation By Contributor Kenny Li While conducting the European Union’s Operation Aspides, German officials say that they were forced to temporarily halt after Chinese warsh

Overview This week, we discuss an alleged plot against the Taiwanese Vice President and a newfound innovation in the Chinese electric vehicle field. Diplomacy China Accused of Plotting Traffic Crash With Taiwan’s Vice-President By Contributor Kenny Li Recent Czech Republic intelligence alleges that Chinese officials planned to crash into Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-Khim's motorcade during her March 2024 Czech visit. President Lai Ching-Te and Vice President Hsiao Bi-Khim,

Overview This week, we discuss the launch of an international mediation organization headquartered in Hong Kong, and the FBI’s arrest of three Chinese nationals accused of biological warfare on U.S. university campuses. Diplomacy Hong Kong Becomes Host to New International Organization for Mediation By President Ryan Szafran In late May, China, along with more than 30 other signatory countries, established a new international organization for resolving legal disputes. Officia

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