An Air Force general is warning the United States would make a Chinese invasion of Taiwan Beijing’s most difficult battle.

A $30 million donation is given, all for Taiwan’s civilian defense programs. The Taiwanese businessman making the donation is giving up his foreign citizenship in favor of the island.

China is fearing for its economy. But there’s still no end in sight for the country’s “zero-COVID-19” policy.

Because of the strategy, 65 million are under full or semi-lockdown.

Reports from western China’s recent earthquake are in. Dozens were found dead, with more still missing. Survivors say they were stopped from fleeing to safety when they tried to leave their buildings.

Topics in this episode:

General: U.S. Would Cut Off China’s Logistic Support If Beijing Opts to Attack Taiwan
U.S. Test Launches Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Taiwan Conducts Military Drills Amid China Tension
Taiwan Businessman Donates $30M to Train Civilians
China’s Trade Falters as Demand Wanes
No $: China to Pay Yuan, Roubles for Russian Gas
Russia’s Putin, China’s Xi to Meet Sept. 15
Pentagon: Russia to Buy Weapons from N. Korea
China Earthquake Death Toll Still Rising
Report: China Boosts Tibet DNA Collection Campaign
UK’s Tugendhat: Ban Chinese Tech, Xinjiang Cotton
Trump Raid Benefits China Agenda: Analyst
KPMG Sued for $830M Over Chinese Audit
China-Made High-Speed Trains Arrive in Indonesia