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How China will Surpass USA in Key 21st Century Technologies by 2030 - Miltech Insights

An in-depth overview on YouTube by Miltech Insights, on China's awesome advances in AI, 5G, Quantum Information Systems (QIS), Semiconductors, Biotechnology, and Green Energy. Miltech Insights is an independent and research-based YouTube channel which presents content of interest for information, education, awareness, news reporting & documentary purposes. 

Most of what the Western media says about China is wrong.

A YouTube blog of 7 January 2023 by retired Australian social-media commentator based in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province, China.

Is China hiding its COVID-19 numbers?

Live TV panel discussion of 23 December 2022 on TRT World 

Is China's Covid model broken?

Live TV interview dated 23 December on India Today TV

Russia's Medvedev met with President Xi alluding to emergence of new world order?

Exclusive live interview with RT on 21 December 2022

China: dilemma of Zero-Covid strategy

Live TV interview dated 18 December 2022 on WION (World Is One News) TV, India's first privately-owned international news channel. 

应抓住世界百年未有之大变局加快粤港澳大湾区融合发展

马洪基金会主办的“‘二十大’后粤港澳大湾区的机遇和前景”11月29日研讨会线上发言 (编辑速记记录)

Cambridge Poll shows 70% of World Now Supports China

A Cyrus Janssen YouTube video clip of 25 November flags up a Cambridge University Centre for the Future of Democracy (CFD) report (published 20 October 2022) A World Divided: Russia, China and the West showing that:

(a) Among the 1.2 billion people who inhabit the world’s liberal democracies, three-quarters (75%) now hold a negative view of China, and 87% a negative view of Russia, according to the report, published today by the University’s Centre for the Future of Democracy (CFD).

(b) Yet among the 6.3 billion who live in the world’s remaining 136 countries, the opposite is the case – with 70% of people feeling positively towards China and 66% towards Russia.

This resonates with the final paragraphs of my Op-ed dated 22 November in the China Daily, in particular -

".. according to calculations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, developing countries will account for nearly 60 percent of the world's GDP on a purchasing-power parity basis by 2030. More are becoming confident enough to assert their national interests, individually or collectively, in defiance of hegemonic strong-arm tactics.

OPEC's recent refusal to expand oil production on US say-so is a case in point. More are likely to have China as the largest trading partner and to welcome, as espoused by Xi, a more inclusive world order not drawn on ideological lines." 

Ukrainian delegation visits Taiwan - why and wherefore

Exclusive live interview on RT on 25 October 2022

20th Party Congress - Common Prosperity

Backchat with RTHK (Radio Television Hong Kong) on 24 October 2022.