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Iran has just shut off GPS across its territory — and switched to China’s Beidou satellite system. Why now? What does it mean for U.S. dominance in space-based navigation and warfare? In this episode of GVS Deep Dive, Najma Minhas unpacks Iran’s bold strategic pivot — and why it may mark the beginning of the end for America’s global GPS monopoly. From WhatsApp tracking scandals and drone warfare to China’s high-precision Beidou system and Belt & Road integration, this decision carries major military and geopolitical consequences. ▶ Watch till the end to understand: Why GPS was always a tool of U.S. soft power How the 1996 Taiwan Strait crisis pushed China to develop Beidou What makes Beidou uniquely powerful in battlefield environments How Iran and the Global South are quietly building independence from Western tech 🔔 Subscribe for more sharp, data-driven insights into global strategy, technology, and power politics. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments: Will more countries ditch GPS and align with China’s Beidou system? #GVSDeepDive #Beidou #IranGPS #ChinaTech #Geopolitics #SatelliteWars Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name*.Epic Victory · Infraction Music
Iran Disables GPS, Joins China’s Beidou — The End of U.S. Satellite Dominance?
Donald Trump has declared a total ceasefire between Iran and Israel, calling it the end of what he dubbed the “12-Day War.” But behind the dramatic Truth Social posts and peace proclamations lies a deeper truth: Iran may have just pulled off one of the most strategic victories in recent Middle East history. In this episode of GVS Deep Dive, Najma Minhas unpacks: Why Trump suddenly shifted from military threats to peacemaking How Iran warned the U.S. in advance of its missile strike on Al-Udeid base in Qatar The real reason oil prices dropped despite fears of a Strait of Hormuz shutdown How Israel’s $500B infrastructure and diplomatic fallout have left it weakened Why Iran’s restraint, messaging, and political timing may have outplayed both Israel and the U.S. We also explore Trump’s reference to the “12-Day War,” Macron’s clash with Netanyahu, and what this war means for the future of Palestine, nuclear diplomacy, and regional alliances. 🔔 Subscribe for more in-depth analysis from a Global South perspective. #IranIsraelWar #TrumpCeasefire #12DayWar #StraitOfHormuz #MiddleEastPolitics #NajmaMinhas #GVSDeepDive #Geopolitics #IranVictory #Trump2025 #OilPrices #MacronNetanyahu #Palestine Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
How Iran Fought both America & Israel & Emerged Victor?
In this GVS Deep Dive, Najma Minhas breaks down how China’s April 2025 rare earth export restrictions are silently reshaping the battlefield—without a single missile launched. As Israel faces war on multiple fronts—from Gaza and southern Lebanon to a full-scale confrontation with Iran—its high-tech missile defense systems, including the Iron Dome, Arrow-3, and David’s Sling, are facing a new kind of threat: supply chain collapse. China, which supplies over 70% of the world’s refined rare earth elements, has banned all military-use exports. With U.S. and Israeli stockpiles depleted from years of war, even the world’s most advanced weapons are becoming unusable. This episode exposes the overlooked frontline of 21st-century warfare: who controls the materials of war, controls the war itself. — 📊 Topics covered: ‱ Rare earth materials in Israeli and U.S. weapons systems ‱ China’s supply chain leverage and export licensing regime ‱ The economic and military cost of Israel’s war with Iran ‱ Why the F-35, Iron Dome, and Arrow-3 are now at risk ‱ Can China enforce peace through mineral denial? 📌 Subscribe to GVS for more global strategy deep dives. Also checkout: https://youtu.be/p8qGGuwOh8o?si=ipYToQs5EldfxP3Y https://youtu.be/p8qGGuwOh8o?si=ipYToQs5EldfxP3Y Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma. #RareEarthWar #ChinaExportBan #IsraelIranWar #IronDome #Arrow3 #F35 #Geopolitics #GVSDeepDive #ChinaVsUS #MilitarySupplyChain #IsraelDefense #RareEarthCrisis #USChinaTensions #MiddleEastConflict #StrategicMinerals
Rare Earth War: How China’s Export Ban Is Crippling Israel’s Defenses
As Israel and Iran edge closer to full-scale war, one major power is choosing silence over escalation: China. Despite being Iran’s largest oil customer and a self-declared counterbalance to U.S. dominance, Beijing has refused to take sides. In this GVS Deep Dive, we examine: đŸ”č China’s muted response to Israel’s airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites đŸ”č President Xi Jinping’s cautious diplomacy at the Central Asia Summit đŸ”č Trump’s Truth Social posts warning 10 million Iranians to evacuate Tehran đŸ”č The G7’s pro-Israel stance and growing Western military buildup in the Gulf đŸ”č Why China sees wars like this as disruptions—not opportunities đŸ”č And how China’s “smart diplomacy” and non-intervention policy are reshaping the rules of global power While the West fuels chaos, China plays the long game. But the real question is: Can it afford to stay out if this war explodes into something bigger? 👉 Subscribe for more in-depth geopolitical analysis đŸ—šïž Let us know in the comments: Should China take a stronger stand—or is restraint the smarter strategy? #china #geopolitics #trump #iran #iranisraelwar Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Iran-Israel War: China Refuses to React, and That’s the Strategy
On June 13, 2025, Israel launched a stunning strike on Iran’s nuclear sites and military command in what’s now being called Operation Rising Lion. But here’s the disturbing part: Iran thought it was still in nuclear talks with the United States—the next round was scheduled in Oman just two days later. Now evidence is emerging that President Trump may have known as early as Monday that Israel was planning the attack. His Truth Social post after the strikes—“They are all DEAD now
 time to make this slaughter come to an end”—has sent shockwaves across the globe. In this Deep Dive, we break down: đŸ”ș The decapitation of Iran’s top generals đŸ”ș Why Natanz was targeted, but Fordow wasn’t đŸ”ș The MAGA split: Charlie Kirk vs Lindsey Graham đŸ”ș What history tells us—from Gaddafi to Ukraine đŸ”ș And how Netanyahu’s 20-year push for war may finally be dragging the U.S. in đŸŽ„ WATCH till the end for the full geopolitical fallout. 💬 What do you think? Was this diplomacy—or deception? Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma #Iran #Israel #Trump #OperationRisingLion #MiddleEast #NuclearTalks #BibiNetanyahu #TruthSocial #CharlieKirk #MAGA #Natanz #Gaddafi #BudapestMemorandum .
Iran Ambushed: Did the U.S. Use Diplomacy to Set a Trap? Operation Rising Lion
đŸ”» Second round of US-China trade negotiations, Trump’s trade team walked into London with tough talk — but walked out with just a vague “framework.” Lutnick’s trade negotiations resulted in No breakthroughs. No concessions. And China? Unmoved. 🇹🇳 In this vlog, we break down the high-stakes, high-drama second round of U.S.-China trade talks — and why Trump’s famed ‘Art of the Deal’ may have just ended in a damp squib. 💣 What you’ll learn: How China used rare earth minerals as leverage Why Trump’s export controls failed to force concessions - Nvidia H20 chip ban still on cards. The $61.6B U.S. trade deficit collapse and what it really means How China’s exports to the U.S. dropped 35%, the sharpest fall since 2020 Why global manufacturers are watching Beijing — not Washington 📉 Real numbers, real strategy, and real consequences. 🔗 Also watch: Rare Earth Crisis: How China Is Forcing U.S. Carmakers to Shut Down in 2025 Nvidia’s Global Gamble: AI, China, and the Cost of Leadership #USChinaTradeTalks #RareEarths #NvidiaBan #TradeWar2025 #ExportControls #TrumpVsXi #Geopolitics Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
China Unmoved, Trump’s ‘Art of the Deal’ Ends in a Damp Squib
🚹 Rare Earth Crisis 2025 — U.S. carmakers like Ford, GM, and Tesla are facing factory shutdowns as China tightens control over rare-earth magnet exports. From EV motors to electric seat adjusters, key components are vanishing from supply chains — and it’s already forcing production delays across the U.S. and Europe. In this video, we break down: Why China controls 90% of global rare earth processing How the U.S. trade war and tariffs backfired on automakers The impact on EVs, hybrids, and premium vehicle features How Ford was forced to halt production in May 2025 What this means for the future of electric vehicles and U.S. manufacturing 🔋 Rare earth magnets power everything from electric vehicles to F-35 jets — and without them, carmakers are scrambling to strip out features, reroute supply chains, or shut down completely. 👉 Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the biggest supply chain crises of the decade. Check out: https://youtu.be/txLDXxDcoSc?si=zMiHmdi8JM0UBbWF Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Rare Earth Crisis: How China Is Forcing U.S. Carmakers to Shut Down in 2025
Tensions are rising again between China and the United States. Just days after a fragile trade truce was reached in Geneva, the U.S. has launched new export controls, visa restrictions for Chinese students, and ramped up military rhetoric in Asia. In response, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a clear warning to Washington: “Do not play with fire.” This video breaks down the latest developments, including: U.S. accusations that China violated trade agreements China’s firm response to economic and military provocations The real story behind Trump’s “Mr. Nice Guy” comment What’s at stake in the growing battle over chips, Taiwan, and technology Why Beijing is refusing to play by Washington’s old playbook this time As China stands its ground and U.S. aggression increases, the world watches closely. Are we heading for a new Cold War, or can diplomacy still prevail? đŸ—Łïž Share your thoughts: Is the U.S. underestimating China’s resolve? 📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more in-depth analysis from a global perspective. 🔗 Watch my detailed video on U.S. chip bans and China’s response – https://youtu.be/eBO4-9-B8bA?si=vNXsgQWJ4PAUvT0a https://youtu.be/MaYypQV5DtA?si=ZoSAFjgi6zI8usJc ———- #trump #china #geopolitics #global #trumptariffs #tradewar #gvs #china Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
China Warns the U.S.: Don’t Play with Fire | Trade & Taiwan Tensions Rise
📌 In this episode of Deep Dive, Najma Minhas unpacks one of the biggest stories in tech and geopolitics — Nvidia’s high-stakes bet on global AI dominance. As the world’s most valuable chipmaker braces for its Q4 earnings, we explore how U.S. export controls, China’s rapid innovation, and shifting global alliances are reshaping the AI landscape. Nvidia has gone from powering games to powering governments. But with U.S. sanctions cutting off access to China — the world’s second-largest AI market — the company is now facing a defining challenge: Can it stay on top while losing ground in Asia? We break down: đŸ”č Why Nvidia is critical to U.S. geopolitical strategy đŸ”č The $5.5 billion hit from export restrictions đŸ”č Huawei’s rising challenge with its Ascend AI chips đŸ”č The UAE’s 5-gigawatt data center deal đŸ”č Jensen Huang’s warnings — and Washington’s dilemma 💬 Are export controls helping or hurting U.S. tech leadership? Is China catching up faster than expected? Watch to understand why Nvidia’s global gamble could shape the future of artificial intelligence — and the balance of power in the 21st century. Also watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiN8cxgr20s https://youtu.be/eBO4-9-B8bA 🔔 Subscribe for more tech geopolitics, AI deep dives, and original analysis. 📱 Share your thoughts in the comments — we read them all. #Nvidia #AIChipWar #Huawei #Geopolitics #Semiconductors #USChina #TechNews #NajmaMinhas #DeepDive #JensenHuang Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Nvidia’s Global Gamble: AI, China, and the Cost of Leadership
Welcome to GVS Deep Dive with Najma Minhas. In this episode, we examine how the Trump administration’s aggressive tariff threats—up to 50% on EU imports—are pushing the European Union further away from the United States and closer to China. From pharmaceuticals and cars to luxury goods and machinery, the U.S.-EU trade relationship is facing unprecedented strain. Trump’s latest moves come amid deeper frustrations over NATO spending, regulatory clashes, and political interference—including open support for Europe’s far-right. Meanwhile, the EU is already pivoting. Tourism to the U.S. is down, American goods are being boycotted, and European leaders are renewing ties with China—signaling a major geopolitical realignment. We’ll explore: What Trump’s tariffs mean for EU industries Why European leaders are turning to Beijing The impact on global trade, defense, and research How this rift could reshape the global order Like, comment, and subscribe for more global political insights. Watch the previous episode on EU–U.S. breakdown here: [https://youtu.be/XXKw8dKxt8k?si=L7a-AEjCizroHzxF] #Trump #EUChina #Tariffs #Geopolitics #NajmaMinhas #GVSTalks #TradeWar #USPolitics #Europe #China #ResearchPolicy Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Trump’s Trade War on Europe: How U.S. Pressure Is Pushing EU Toward China
In May 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued global guidance declaring that the use of Huawei’s Ascend AI chips—anywhere in the world—violates U.S. export controls. This video explores why Washington is expanding its tech war against China, what it means for Huawei, and how this move could reshape the global AI landscape. From banning 5G to targeting AI chips, the U.S. strategy has shifted from competition to containment. Could this be the start of digital colonialism—where even a toy company in Singapore faces sanctions for using Chinese chips? And is this a sign that America fears losing its AI dominance? We unpack: What the U.S. guidance really says Why Huawei’s Ascend 910D and 920 chips are so threatening How China is accelerating tech independence Historical parallels from the Cold War’s CoCom era Global implications for countries caught in the middle Subscribe to GVS Deep Dive for fact-based, globally informed analysis of the world’s most important geopolitical and tech issues. Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Why the U.S. is obsessed with destroying Huawei
Donald Trump just wrapped up a whirlwind tour of the Middle East, sealing nearly $1 trillion in mega deals with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar—arms, AI chips, and infrastructure all on the table. But is this a comeback for America or a desperate attempt to outmaneuver China’s long-term influence in the region? In this deep dive, we unpack: Trump’s surprise sanctions lift on Syria MBS’s behind-the-scenes diplomacy The UAE’s massive AI chip pledge China’s quiet but powerful grip through BRI, Huawei, and cloud dominance The Gulf’s clever strategy of hedging between Washington and Beijing As Trump bets big on the Gulf, is the U.S. truly back in the game—or is Beijing still the quiet superpower reshaping the future? Watch now to find out who’s really winning the Middle East. #Trump #China #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #BRICS #UAE #SaudiArabia #MBS #XiJinping #GlobalTrade #AI #BeltAndRoad #GVSDeepDive Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Middle East Mega Deals: Can Trump Really Outfox China?
In a stunning turn of events, the United States and China have agreed to a 90-day tariff truce—slashing rates from record highs. But behind the headlines, what really happened at the Geneva talks? Did Trump fold under pressure as China held firm? In this deep dive, we unpack the deal, the politics behind it, and why this moment may mark a turning point in the global power balance. Was this a tactical pause—or a strategic win for Beijing? Watch now to find out how China managed to turn a trade war into a diplomatic advantage. #china #us #trump #xi #tradewar Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Trade War: Did the U.S. Just Blink? China Wins Round One
Did China’s J-10C just shoot down India’s Rafale fighter jet in a historic air clash over South Asia? In this episode of GVS Deep Dive, Najma Minhas breaks down the emerging reports of Pakistan’s successful air defense using Chinese-made J-10C jets and PL-15 missiles—potentially the first real combat loss for France’s high-end Rafale. This isn’t just about a dogfight. It’s a pivotal moment for global military power, China’s defense exports, and the future of Western arms dominance. We explore: What happened in the Pakistan–India air battle How the J-10C performed vs the Rafale and MiG-29 Why the PL-15 missile matters for future wars What this means for China’s growing role in global arms sales Is the West losing its edge in military innovation? Watch till the end for what this could mean for future defense deals, from Egypt to ASEAN—and why China’s model may now be setting the rules of the game. Also Watch: https://youtu.be/8KjQbF1sABs?si=844pWxebVqnpGkm9 Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
China’s J-10C Downs Indian Rafale: A Game-Changer for Global Air Power?
In this GVS Deep Dive, Najma Minhas unpacks Japan’s sharp warning to the United States and what it means for global markets. After Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato suggested that Tokyo's $1.1 trillion in U.S. Treasury holdings could be used as leverage, the bond market shuddered — sending 10-year yields spiking and investors scrambling. As Washington imposes harsh tariffs, Tokyo is pushing back — signaling that Asia now holds real financial power. What happens if Japan dumps U.S. debt? How does yen intervention work? And is the Trump administration’s trade war isolating the U.S. instead of China? Japan isn’t alone. ASEAN nations and even South Korea are moving closer to China as regional unity grows in the face of U.S. protectionism. Could this be a turning point in the global order? 📉 U.S. debt crisis risk đŸ‡ŻđŸ‡” Japan vs. Trump trade talks đŸȘ™ Bond market turmoil 🌏 ASEAN-China-Japan cooperation đŸ”„ Global economic realignment Also watch: https://youtu.be/K4PXwE5okBk?si=jYMLqhQcSf-Gvba7 ▶ Subscribe for weekly deep dives on geopolitics, economics, and Asia’s rising influence. 💬 Comment below: Will Japan ever sell U.S. Treasuries? 📱 Share this video to keep the conversation going. #JapanUSRelations #GlobalDebtCrisis #TrumpTariffs #USChinaTensions #BondMarket #Geopolitics #ASEAN #YenIntervention #NajmaMinhas #GVSDeepDive Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
Japan’s Debt Warning to USA: Asia Holds the Leverage Now
Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
From Mao to Made-in-China: Beijing’s Fierce Reply to Trump’s Trade War
Huawei has launched a major AI chip breakthrough that challenges Nvidia’s dominance and tests the strength of U.S. tech sanctions. In this deep-dive, we explore how Huawei’s new Ascend 910D and Ascend 920 AI chips are reshaping the global AI landscape, why U.S. export controls are accelerating Chinese innovation, and how this marks a major shift in the global tech war between China and the United States. Discover: What Huawei’s 910D and 920 chips mean for China’s AI future How U.S. sanctions on AI chips have backfired Why Nvidia and other U.S. tech companies are now under threat How China’s AI ecosystem is building independence from Western technology The larger consequences for global technology and geopolitics Stay tuned as we break down the facts, the strategies, and the future of the AI race between China and the West. #Huawei #AIChip #Nvidia #ChinaAI #USTechSanctions #Semiconductors #TechWar #AIChips #USChina Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
How China Is Defeating U.S. Tech Sanctions: Huawei’s AI Chip Breakthrough
India is stepping into the spotlight as global manufacturers search for alternatives to China. With Apple shipping billions in iPhones from Indian factories, and the government pushing “Make in India” and “Atmanirbhar Bharat,” many are asking: Can India really take China’s place as the world’s manufacturing powerhouse? In this video, we break down: Why global supply chains are shifting from China How India is trying to capture the moment What’s working—and what’s holding India back Apple’s major expansion and the rise of electronics exports Labor, land, and infrastructure challenges Is India ready to lead the next phase of global manufacturing, or is this bet too ambitious? Let’s explore the truth behind the headlines. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more deep dives into global trade, tech, and geopolitics. #MadeInIndia #IndiaVsChina #SupplyChain #Friendshoring #AppleIndia #Foxconn #PLIScheme #EconomicShift #iPhoneIndia Do give your comments below. Subscribe and Share our video. Najma tweets @MinhasNajma Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.
India’s Big Bet: Can It Become the Next China?
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