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China sits at the centre of supply chains powering everything from cars and batteries to solar panels and advanced technology. Its scale has brought cheaper goo…
China sits at the centre of supply chains powering everything from cars and batteries to solar panels and advanced technology. Its scale has brought cheaper goods and faster industrial growth, but also dependencies that can become geopolitical leverage. Al Jazeera explains how China built its position in critical global industries, what happens when Beijing uses those chokepoints, and why governments are now spending billions to find alternatives.
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The opening line failed to mention China restricted rare earth exports in response to Trump’s 100% tariff.
@@ladi-c1wImported1mo ago
Let go China. You're the true Giant of the world 🌎. Love from Africa 💗
@@epidote-z3eImported1mo ago
Why should replace China in the first place? When the US, Japan, and Europe were leading the way and dominant industries, no one ever asked this question. This kind of double standard is what's truly disgusting.
@@reckoner-nashImported1mo ago
Cuba cannot get MRI machine Parts from Europe because of U.S sanctions, imagine that. America has used dependence on the entire West and Europe as a weapon for its sanctions and it is way more catastrophic. Hundreds of thousands die and go into poverty because of U.S Sanctions.
@@TPolanskiImported1mo ago
No worries. According to Trump, we have weapons in space that can turn countries into craters. 🤣
@@badbad-catImported1mo ago
When western countries have trade surplus it's "productivity", when someone else gain market share, it's "overcapacity" . Do people still believe these wordplay and manipulation in 2026? 😂
@@RudraRudra-j6pImported1mo ago
Al Jazeera....Always 😊
@@godzillamothra5983Imported1mo ago
When your countries are suffering from hyperinflation and falling into huge debt, you think it is a good idea to abandon your cheapest supplier of every thing? You must be out of your mind. You already suffered from abandoning cheap energy import from Russia. That's why when the US fell into financial meltdown in 2008, and millions of Americans fell into poverty, they needed cheap and affordable Chinese import more than ever, not less.
@@faraimupfuti3530Imported1mo ago
Talking about long-term planning & strategic thinking. Bravo China
@@OddlySatisfyingVideotImported1mo ago
China has proven they are the better choice when it comes to global super power.! Better diplomacy, better leadership. & not included in Epstein files
@@dr.talhamehmood5854Imported1mo ago
You cant compete with China
@@winsonip4447Imported1mo ago
Western media always spins narratives to suit their agenda. Centuries ago, China ran global trade with silk, tea, and porcelain, until the British used opium and gunboat diplomacy to bring it to its knees. The Chinese learned a hard lesson during the Century of Humiliation: if you lose your sovereignty, you lose everything. Today, the US has replaced the British Empire, using trade wars, tech sanctions, and financial leverage to make China submit. Why don't they send gunboats this time? Because they know China finally has enough gunboats of its own to fight back.
@@与天相斗其乐无穷Imported1mo ago
One side low intelligence report.
@@LLee0Imported1mo ago
Huawei shut down its 5g cell phone production lines back in 2016 when the US cut off its chip supplies to the Chinese... <br><br>How the tide has turned...
@@kernboucher436Imported1mo ago
As a south african,let us have brics,let the rest run to the usa
@@petergreen5337Imported1mo ago
❤Well done Chinese government. KEEP moving FORWARD. Cooperation is BETTER than conflict.
Determine, Discipline, and consistent is the key for long time micro and macro Economic plannings.
@@AkshayChoudhary-k4rImported1mo ago
By converting mosques to toilet😂😂
@@tonyv596Imported1mo ago
USA has the world's biggest and strongest military...we spent $4.7 trillions in Iraq mind you.
@@Peace0101Imported1mo ago
China’s rise is a remarkable display of vision, determination, discipline, and long-term ambition. From advanced technology and world-class infrastructure to manufacturing and innovation, the scale and speed of its progress are extraordinary. China has shown what a nation can achieve when it combines strategy, hard work, and a relentless drive to move forward.
China sits at the centre of supply chains powering everything from cars and batteries to solar panels and advanced technology. Its scale has brought cheaper goods and faster industrial growth, but also dependencies that can become geopolitical leverage. Al Jazeera explains how China built its position in critical global industries, what happens when Beijing uses those chokepoints, and why governments are now spending billions to find alternatives.
Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe
Follow us on X : https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera
Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
Check out our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/aljazeeraenglish/
Download AJE Mobile App: https://aje.news/AJEMobile