China Insider

Shane Leary and Miles Yu discuss China's response to Hamas attacks in Israel and the broader strategic implications. They also explore the risks and benefits of academic exchange with China, including lack of academic freedom and influence exerted by the Chinese government. The chapter highlights the pressure faced by Chinese students to return to China and threats posed by China's academic engagement programs.

Shane Leary and Miles Yu discuss the WHO's COVID investigation, the US-China cold war, and India's emergence as a global south leader. Topics include disappointment with previous investigations into COVID origins, China's retaliation against Australia, biosafety concerns, doubts about conclusive evidence, emergence of a US-China Cold War, China's intention to destroy US, India's potential as global south leader.

The podcast discusses China's diplomatic standing in Asia through the audacious presentation of the Hangzhou Asian Games. It also tackles the issue of Chinese illegal fishing and its global consequences. Additionally, it delves into Europe-China relations, particularly exploring Hungary's dynamics with China and the US. The podcast emphasizes the importance of political divisions, European allies, and respecting sovereign decisions when dealing with China.

Shane Leary and Miles Yu discuss North Korea's alliance with Russia and potential implications. The missing Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu is explored, along with reflections on Jake Sullivan's meeting with Wang Yi in Malta. Insights on the upcoming APEC Summit and criticism of China's behavior are also discussed.

Biden's visits to G20 Summit and Hanoi, controversy over Huawei Mate 60 Pro, US-China tech competition, Chinese surveillance system, bypassing US chip ban, and proposed law on speech and clothing in China.

Guest Miles Yu, director of Hudson Institute's China Center, discusses China's international status as a revisioniste country under the CCP, and the structural and policy sources of China's deepening economic woes. The podcast covers challenges faced by the CCP, emergence of new leaders, spying, organizational difficulties, corruption, economic slowdown, social unrest, and tensions with the United States and other countries.

Topics covered include US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo's visit to China, its impact on US-China relations, and treatment of American corporations; the importance of changing the approach to China; China's economic stimulus measures and challenges; and Xi Jinping's decision to skip the G20 Summit and its potential connection to border tensions with India.

China Insider discusses China's reaction to Japan's release of Fukushima water, the impact on China's seafood industry, the historic expansion of BRICS, and the downward spiral of China's economy and its political implications.

China Center Program Manager Shane Leary joins Miles Yu to discuss the diplomatic and security implications of the trilateral Camp David Summit. They also talk about Biden's executive orders against China and Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign targeting the medical sector in China.

China Center Program Manager Shane Leary joins Miles Yu to discuss the root causes of China's faltering economy. They then talk about a new agreement between Japan and the United States to develop hypersonic missile intercept systems. Finally, Miles examines the state of espionage practices between the US and China, with attention to China's spy networks abroad, and the CCP's latest efforts to revitalize the informant system of the cultural revolution at home.