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Chinese scholarships exploit UK universities for espionage; panel raises concerns, calls for funding investigations.

Report warns China using scholarship programs to plant spies, quash dissent

Academics and Researchers in the United Kingdom assert that a Chinese scholarship program is being leveraged by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to steal technology, gather intelligence, and monitor and intimidate critics of the communist regime. The Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation organized a panel discussion in the Scottish Parliament, expressing concerns over…

Chinese EV-maker Zeekr wants to sell their cars to Americans, but increased tariffs from the White House aims to hinder those plans.

Chinese EV-maker Zeekr is coming to the US. Will Biden’s tariff hike stop it?

Americans poured hundreds of millions of dollars into a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) brand, even though its cars are not yet even available for purchase in the United States. Hangzhou-based automaker Zeekr made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange. The company opened 24% higher than its initial public offering price. However, the news…

After a six-decade run, General Motors has announced it will cease production of the Chevrolet Malibu to increase production of EVs.

GM to end production of the Chevrolet Malibu after 60 years to make more EVs

General Motors (GM) has made an announcement regarding its Chevrolet lineup, marking the end of an era for one of its long-standing models. After a six-decade run and being driven by over 10 million individuals, GM has declared that production of the Chevrolet Malibu will come to a halt. The decision to retire the Malibu…

Apple's new ad featuring the new ultra-thin iPad is drawing criticism from many social media users. It shows the destruction of many creative objects, in which it shows the iPad can supposedly do all task the crushed objects can do.

Apple’s newest ad is pushing the wrong buttons for many social media users

Apple’s latest ad faced swift backlash on social media. In a bid to promote its new ultra-thin iPads, the tech giant debuted a spot featuring an industrial press crushing creative products on Tuesday, May 7. The ad suggests that the tasks performed by these objects can now be achieved by the new iPad. While Apple…

Japan needs to overcome its pacifist culture to face resurgent military threats and to play a meaningful role in Western alliances.

Japan must confront reality of military threats

The United States and Japan have been friendly since the aftermath of World War II, after which the U.S. committed around $38 billion (in 2024 dollars) to help rebuild its former enemy. Today, especially in light of the growing military threat from neighboring China, Japan is increasingly aligned with Western security alliances like AUKUS and…

The U.S. pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over an invasion in Rafah. The Morning Rundown™

US pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over Rafah operation

The U.S. paused a shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over an invasion in Rafah. Stormy Daniels testifies in the criminal trial of former President Donald Trump, prompting a bid for a mistrial by his legal team. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Wednesday, May 8, 2024. US pauses shipment of…

The U.S. is falling behind in its shipbuilding capabilities; this could be problematic as China seems to be making maritime advances.

American shipbuilding struggling to meet demands as China’s shows progress

In April, social media posts out of China showed a potential major step for the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). If the images are accurate, that means their newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, is set to begin sea trials, moving it even closer to operational status. This development has drawn the attention of American…

In this week's Weapons and Warfare, learn how China's advancement in naval tech is drawing attention to the U.S.' shipbuilding struggles.

China’s progress highlights US maritime issues: Weapons and Warfare

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, China’s newest aircraft carrier may be closer to being ready to hit open waters. Learn why that news is putting a bigger spotlight on America’s shipbuilding and maintenance struggles. Host Ryan Robertson visits with an industry leader to get their take on potential answers to the problem.  Also…

A zoo in China admitted they dyed two dogs to look like pandas because they lacked the actual bears. The revelations came after confused zoogoers posted videos and photos of the dogs to social media.

Chinese zoo admits to painting dogs to look like pandas since it lacked real thing

While panda diplomacy is underway between the United States and China with San Francisco and San Diego set to receive pandas from China this summer, another Chinese panda-related story is causing controversy. A zoo in eastern China admitted to dressing up dogs as pandas because it didn’t have the actual animal. While unbearably cute, the…

China's plans to seize a significant portion of the European EV market has led to thousands of unsold Chinese cars inundating European ports.

Chinese EVs flood European ports as some cars remain unsold for over a year

China’s ambitions to seize a significant portion of the European electric vehicle (EV) market has resulted in thousands of unsold Chinese EVs inundating European ports. Some of these vehicles have remained unsold for over a year, with the backup delaying many other shipments of goods throughout the continent. The overflow of Chinese EVs has led…

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