Inside the U.S. Strategy to Counter China’s Booming Network of Ports | WSJ U.S. vs. China

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  • U.S. diplomats have been working to counter China’s influence in ports that increase its economic power. Chinese firms have spent billions of dollars to operate and develop ports in areas across the world from North America to Africa. Can the U.S. continue to convince countries that security concerns outweigh the benefits of Chinese state investments?
    WSJ looks at Beijing’s global network of ports and how the U.S. has worked to stop its expansion in key areas around the world.
    0:00 China’s trade strategy
    2:06 American ports
    3:22 European ports
    5:21 African ports
    U.S. vs. China
    This original video series explores the rivalry between the two superpowers’ competing efforts to develop the technologies that are reshaping our world.
    #China #Ports #WSJ

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  • @wsj
    @wsj  Před rokem +82

    The port mentioned in this video in Croatia has a container terminal being developed and jointly operated by the Danish shipping company A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S.

    • @zhugeliang3905
      @zhugeliang3905 Před rokem +1

      ​@maxxxielorenzo2345
      😂

    • @jjohnson5014
      @jjohnson5014 Před rokem +7

      @@HollywoodCanik go sit in the corner. you're on time out

    • @carkawalakhatulistiwa
      @carkawalakhatulistiwa Před rokem +38

      America 🇺🇲: building a military base to suppress other countries.
      China 🇨🇳: builds ports to grow other countries' economies

    • @WalkOverHotCoal
      @WalkOverHotCoal Před rokem +3

      @@HollywoodCanik When you are ready, enroll yourself in an adult English class. You do need some remedial work in your communication.

    • @holycow343
      @holycow343 Před rokem +1

      WSJ just check the comments no one is falling for this anti China propaganda. Y'all need a new strategy. 🤣

  • @Alberto-xw8vx
    @Alberto-xw8vx Před rokem +564

    China: 95 commercial ports.
    US: 750 military bases.
    Nothing more to add jury.

    • @MrNeversweat
      @MrNeversweat Před rokem +25

      You've raised your case, hands down

    • @santymartin7383
      @santymartin7383 Před rokem +10

      they are two different ways of excerting power aboard

    • @tiefblau2780
      @tiefblau2780 Před rokem +1

      Must *Sino* establish Police in *State* for you to Realize? *Oh* *they* *already* *did* *AHAHAHAHAHAHA*

    • @MicheleLLOYD-bk2mt
      @MicheleLLOYD-bk2mt Před 11 měsíci +7

      @@santymartin7383 only ONE away if you are a yank, And that’s guns ! Lol

    • @metalvideos1961
      @metalvideos1961 Před 8 měsíci +14

      800 military bases 313 of them are surrounding China.

  • @derekwampum8861
    @derekwampum8861 Před rokem +1325

    China is building commercial ports and the United States is building military bases.

    • @napobg6842
      @napobg6842 Před rokem +65

      Like the commercial port in Sri Lanka which serves commercial tankers like Type 052D, Type 055 or maybe even in the future some bigger tankes like Type 003 packing some nice containers like J-16?

    • @zhongxingjin846
      @zhongxingjin846 Před rokem +120

      @@napobg6842 What's the problem with that?

    • @napobg6842
      @napobg6842 Před rokem +43

      @@zhongxingjin846 The problem is that they are by no means commercial. People like this guy calls them commercial and yet I don't think Type 052D is a tanker. That's my opinion ofc.

    • @zhongxingjin846
      @zhongxingjin846 Před rokem +165

      ​@@napobg6842 Even it's by no means commercial, what's the problem with that? US has hundreds of foreign bases, why can't China has it's oversea military bases?

    • @Omer1996E.C
      @Omer1996E.C Před rokem +98

      @@napobg6842 there's no problem with this. It's monitored, it's peaceful, it's legal and it's with money. And mostly, it is fully civil infrastructure. What's the problem, I can't understand

  • @barrybrown8597
    @barrybrown8597 Před rokem +999

    This reporting sounds like America owns the world and is entitled to it.

    • @practicalshooter6517
      @practicalshooter6517 Před rokem

      Looks like it's China who is trying to own the world. Is that what we want?

    • @vorlon81
      @vorlon81 Před rokem +126

      They do this alot .

    • @ALuckyDonkey
      @ALuckyDonkey Před rokem

      China is an adversarial country to all Democracies under Xi’s territorial expansionism. The US is just taking Xi’s threat most seriously and moving strategically now to contain a Chinese imperialist ambition.
      At least, that’s the way I understand it.

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Před rokem +28

      china should own the world?

    • @mastertrend4685
      @mastertrend4685 Před rokem +38

      @@AL-lh2ht China bought different properties using US dollars.

  • @julioduan7130
    @julioduan7130 Před rokem +744

    Only USA can build military bases everywhere while no other countries are allowed to own stakes of commercial ports. It’s the best US exceptionalism.

    • @ld4584
      @ld4584 Před rokem +28

      Absolutely rights

    • @setiawanskom8872
      @setiawanskom8872 Před rokem

      US dictatorship. The real dictator and terrorist

    • @fenseti3793
      @fenseti3793 Před rokem

      they're insecure, because they have to increase the ceiling every 24 months while china have hundred billion dollars trade surplus

    • @tdkx
      @tdkx Před rokem

      other countries are fine to own commercial ports outside their borders, but China is an enemy.

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      Which would you prefer: The U.S. ruling the world? Or the country where they're conducting a state-led genocide, welded people into their homes over covid, and prop up North Korea?

  • @a9udn9u-vanced
    @a9udn9u-vanced Před rokem +359

    Can you imagine China, or any other nation, publicly talking about slowing down the growth of the USA? The shamelessness of United States as a country is jaw dropping. United States one day will learn the hard way that they don't own the world, whether it's China or another nation which will give them that lesson, we will see.

    • @dreamer6737
      @dreamer6737 Před rokem

      Uhh China and Russia are non democratic nations of course we must do everything we can to reduce their influence around the world!

    • @noahzia5059
      @noahzia5059 Před rokem

      They've literally openly spoken about destroying the United States on their state media channels. You should really look at some of their wolf warrior takes.

    • @ayylmao2190
      @ayylmao2190 Před rokem

      The problem that we have with China is that its a neo-fascist dictatorship. The UK willingly allowed the US to become the global hegemon after WW2 because we were democratic and capitalistic. You act like the US has bad diplomacy while every country that surrounds China minus Russia hates their guts.

    • @alanssshh
      @alanssshh Před rokem +15

      well said

    • @ladariussanders4278
      @ladariussanders4278 Před rokem +1

      Well once the CCP starts bullying these smaller countries or these ports then they wanna call the United States for help

  • @garymo3506
    @garymo3506 Před rokem +410

    Chinese ports: posing significant military risks;
    American military bases: completely peaceful

    • @rap3208
      @rap3208 Před rokem +21

      This is disingenous of the narrator, there are only a few ports that chinese military visit (in a blue moon) as they don't roam around the seven seas like the US.

    • @cade209
      @cade209 Před rokem +7

      Tf is a spy cargo cranes ?

    • @ProsperitymissionOrg
      @ProsperitymissionOrg Před 11 měsíci

      #Chinathing 😊

    • @marcusjeffriesjr7369
      @marcusjeffriesjr7369 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@rap3208last time I checked. That was the Us's job too do and they are their at the request of countries not to be there for fun 🤣

    • @UtjieSugiarto-pw5rb
      @UtjieSugiarto-pw5rb Před 6 měsíci

      Are you. Provokatif. Then you

  • @keli4068
    @keli4068 Před rokem +112

    when chinese come they talk about business and comerce. when american come they talk about chinese

  • @mostbestjia627
    @mostbestjia627 Před rokem +556

    Why doesn’t the US help build ports in other countries? Oh right we can’t build any infrastructure these days. The “contain” not “compete” strategy makes us look very weak

    • @Jason-io9zg
      @Jason-io9zg Před rokem +26

      Why US need to build ports when she already holds 800 military bases....

    • @darrenz6067
      @darrenz6067 Před rokem +67

      The US spent trillions in Afghanistan and Iraq. and guess how many roads, ports, hospitals they built?

    • @ElZilchoYo
      @ElZilchoYo Před rokem

      The US can't compete or cooperate, it can only seek to contain. They're stuck in the cold war.

    • @Omer1996E.C
      @Omer1996E.C Před rokem +8

      @@darrenz6067 lol

    • @jtgd
      @jtgd Před rokem

      Ok trump…

  • @triple8331
    @triple8331 Před rokem +144

    " Losers focus on winners, winners focus on winning. " ✌️

  • @commander0zero
    @commander0zero Před rokem +171

    How about the military bases absolutely surrounding China and they are worried about 1 port on the Atlantic? The US dollar is literally a security risk to the rest of the planet.

  • @daniel-zx6sx
    @daniel-zx6sx Před rokem +216

    People should have more concern of U.S bases around rather than Chinese commercial ports overseas

    • @Myanmartiger921
      @Myanmartiger921 Před rokem +4

      Agreed mcdonalds bad. Bat meat soup good

    • @daniel-zx6sx
      @daniel-zx6sx Před rokem

      ​@@Myanmartiger921 enjoy your routine mass shooting ceremonies everyday.

    • @yeetian2774
      @yeetian2774 Před rokem +21

      @@Myanmartiger921 bat meat soup is Palau’s dish….wanna defend Us please at least spend some time in school

    • @jarednovel
      @jarednovel Před rokem +51

      China has built an entire roads network in my country Kenya while the US has built nothing in Africa not even a pit latrine yet they want Africans stop doing business with China...Kenya has one of the fastest internet in the world thanks to technology from Huawei

    • @kameraldbahrul3432
      @kameraldbahrul3432 Před rokem

      ​@@Myanmartiger921still better than cancerous McD

  • @proff6651
    @proff6651 Před rokem +379

    One is helping people to live better while the other is trying to stop them from helping those that needs help…

    • @onlyplaysveigar7241
      @onlyplaysveigar7241 Před rokem

      China is an evil dictatorship bent on ruling the world.
      No to China!

    • @ayylmao2190
      @ayylmao2190 Před rokem

      Without US China wouldnt be able to trade with you like they do in the first place. WE police the worlds oceans and supply the shipping insurance that makes global trade an option in the first place. Ask the Russians how losing our system has effected them......

    • @mustang_7616
      @mustang_7616 Před rokem

      You wanna live a controlled life in a dictatorship like China?

    • @IndiAnFasod
      @IndiAnFasod Před rokem

      Yup.. The US is a Terrorist state. It blew up Nord Stream 2 and plan to blow up TSMC.

    • @alanssshh
      @alanssshh Před rokem +7

      good point

  • @user10u7
    @user10u7 Před rokem +326

    They are the biggest exporters so they need ports of course.

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Před rokem +14

      Exactly this is silliest video ever

    • @treeinafield5022
      @treeinafield5022 Před rokem +1

      America needs to protect global shipping lanes from evil countries like China.
      Meanwhile, what's in the shipping containers? Products from the manufacturing center of the world, and the largest trading nation... China.
      It's a clown world.

  • @danysainz-gootenberg7809
    @danysainz-gootenberg7809 Před rokem +176

    Oh no the free market!! How dare the the Chinese help developing nations integrate better with the global economy😡. You should work with the US instead. What was that? You want a commercial port? Sorry best we can do is a military base.

    • @kameraldbahrul3432
      @kameraldbahrul3432 Před rokem +7

      Lol

    • @dennisestradda9746
      @dennisestradda9746 Před rokem

      Free market? Hahaha yes according to the cry babies hans that ban trade when a covid orgin investigation is launched

    • @frankfleming1103
      @frankfleming1103 Před rokem +1

      A commercial port can facilitate the flow of people and logistics, driving economic development.

    • @kameraldbahrul3432
      @kameraldbahrul3432 Před rokem

      Yeah ironic that US have overseas base numbered 800 and its justified

  • @carkawalakhatulistiwa
    @carkawalakhatulistiwa Před rokem +191

    America 🇺🇲: building a military base to suppress other countries.
    China 🇨🇳: builds ports to grow other countries' economies

    • @marktrinidad7650
      @marktrinidad7650 Před rokem +4

      I would pick America anyday. I would like to supress countries economic potential and maintain the absolute hegemon.

    • @moctezuma1341
      @moctezuma1341 Před rokem +18

      @@marktrinidad7650 History has shown us that no empire last forever

    • @shewagdhanush1391
      @shewagdhanush1391 Před rokem +14

      @@moctezuma1341 Yeah, back then Rome, yesterday UK, now US.

    • @reshwanthmalla1851
      @reshwanthmalla1851 Před rokem +1

      Sure we can see how china helped grow economies of Sri Lanka and Pakistan

    • @metalvideos1961
      @metalvideos1961 Před 8 měsíci

      @@marktrinidad7650so you choose terrorism over peace. typical US shill i see.

  • @T00Busy113
    @T00Busy113 Před rokem +238

    While China is busy building ports for commerce, the USA build overseas military bases, who's the threat to global security here?

    • @JigilJigil
      @JigilJigil Před rokem

      China is the threat here, Russia and its atrocieties in Ukraine is the best and the latest example of that, all authoritarian regimes are the global threat, they almsot spread their atrocities beyond their own borders when they gain more global power. jsut iamgaine if there was no US global military presence, what would Putler do to Ukraine and other nations, the same is ture with Xitler and China.

    • @mustang_7616
      @mustang_7616 Před rokem

      China. Under US hegemony, the world has been peaceful

    • @CarsonSingclere
      @CarsonSingclere Před rokem

      Both

    • @kgapholasegadimanebethuel3873
      @kgapholasegadimanebethuel3873 Před rokem

      @@CarsonSingclere even a kindergarten kids will laugh at your stupidity

    • @fujin09
      @fujin09 Před rokem +3

      china, clearly, whatever it is that you think.

  • @titaniumskunkogkush4365
    @titaniumskunkogkush4365 Před rokem +633

    I have a serious question. Which would you rather have in your country? Permanent military bases or permanent trade ports?

    • @jtgd
      @jtgd Před rokem +48

      Depends if it’s meant for trade only.
      The Chinese government runs “police” operations in foreign countries to intimidate opposition figures, while posing as an immigrant assistance organization.
      But I’d be fine with a permanent military base near my country, since it’s my country’s military base.
      1:40
      But lemme ask you a question.
      Would you be fine with a foreign power ownership over your nations trade ports, with the ability to use it against you if needed?
      How would that be much different than a permanent military base?
      3:13 Huawei has been banned due to fears of espionage

    • @hamzamahmood9565
      @hamzamahmood9565 Před rokem +14

      Apparently Philippines is asking for permanent military bases over trade ports

    • @vorlon81
      @vorlon81 Před rokem

      @@jtgd Fears of Espionage, no evidence . Google facebook all caught spying for NSA fact:
      You will be fine with american rapist running around? ask okinawa they dont want the bases there due to all the crimes that these bases bring .
      You wont mind being Colonised? so curious
      You can take back the port by law , are you going to war to take back that military base with the United states? What a poor Argument.

    • @vorlon81
      @vorlon81 Před rokem

      @@hamzamahmood9565 thats due to the South China Sea Dispute . They are getting out muscled there but since their new president is the Son of the Last Dictator that the United states Installed i would say there is about right.

    • @willk49
      @willk49 Před rokem +1

      Things are not always as they seem.

  • @TomNook.
    @TomNook. Před rokem +546

    I love it when the US compares Chinese commercial ports with zero military presence, with US military bases and outposts with full on vehicles and armed troops.

    • @napobg6842
      @napobg6842 Před rokem +1

      I think you are too uneducated on the topic to express any kind of opinions. Just look at what happened to the same port that China took and started putting naval ships there.

    • @Omer1996E.C
      @Omer1996E.C Před rokem +35

      Lol, that's what I was thinking about

    • @napobg6842
      @napobg6842 Před rokem +17

      @@Omer1996E.C That's a problem you think the same as it means that you are not aware of the Chinese practices. In the same ports China is putting naval vessels. For example in one "commerical" port in Sri Lanka which China took for 100 years. They are not putting their ships like Type 052D instead of tankers or container ships.

    • @tofuyam7361
      @tofuyam7361 Před rokem +38

      @@napobg6842 proof?

    • @napobg6842
      @napobg6842 Před rokem +6

      @@tofuyam7361 You don't have internet or something?

  • @yanzx01
    @yanzx01 Před rokem +219

    Is this a follow up to that other WSJ video where they tried to compare Chinese ports to 800 US military bases as if they were the same thing?

    • @joemosely9383
      @joemosely9383 Před rokem +9

      out of the 800 military bases, which host country did not ask for the base on its territory, which country wants the base removed ?

    • @hsoloman
      @hsoloman Před rokem +44

      ​@@joemosely9383 Japan.

    • @kameraldbahrul3432
      @kameraldbahrul3432 Před rokem +48

      ​@@joemosely9383middle east

    • @nmew6926
      @nmew6926 Před rokem

      ​@@joemosely9383The respective governments are afraid of US. Regime change, sanctions come in their mind.

    • @absyusuf4932
      @absyusuf4932 Před rokem +62

      @@joemosely9383 Syria. Everyday. Cuba, too. Stop pretending 'Merica benevolent state.

  • @kevinjenner9502
    @kevinjenner9502 Před rokem +347

    Completely different means of exerting/extending influence. Economics vs Military presence.

    • @Western_Decline
      @Western_Decline Před rokem

      Yes. Most people don't seem to understand that the US calls itself a democracy, but runs the world via a military dictatorship.

    • @momcilopucar8749
      @momcilopucar8749 Před rokem

      US is extending Not Influence but Exploitation and Robbing of foreign countries of its resources that's why US has built over 1200 military bases All Ok very The World🌎!!

    • @zhiweikoh4259
      @zhiweikoh4259 Před rokem +2

      @@nimadarabi2 History have shown us the result in the Punic Wars. In the end, the one with the bigger gun, win.

    • @kimyeonahchannel
      @kimyeonahchannel Před rokem +27

      ​@@zhiweikoh4259 and people still believe the world is ruled by order and rule of law

    • @aburetik4866
      @aburetik4866 Před rokem +7

      @@zhiweikoh4259 China has world's largest navy and still rapidly expanding.

  • @jayceh
    @jayceh Před rokem +292

    Chinese run ports are also insanely efficient.
    With 5G networks, they've reached 90-100% automation, including working 24/7 with no night time lights needed.
    These ports are up to 4x more efficient than in the US.
    This is a natuonal security threat because it makes the US look incompetent by comparison

    • @mikerussell3298
      @mikerussell3298 Před rokem +15

      It is incompetent/////

    • @user-jh1ex4if8w
      @user-jh1ex4if8w Před rokem +22

      中国用人工的时候他们说侵犯人权劳工,智能化后他说你窃取信息😄

    • @acidicock3036
      @acidicock3036 Před rokem +9

      @@user-jh1ex4if8w 总之就是见不得我们好🤓

    • @soshiucheong
      @soshiucheong Před rokem

      American’s 5G is a joke. They even worried about Huawei. Plus American takes forever to build something.

    • @levydondoyano7715
      @levydondoyano7715 Před rokem +3

      Source?

  • @tonysofla
    @tonysofla Před rokem +136

    USA: Military bases with no ROI whatsoever and heading into a national default.

    • @themiddlekingdom9121
      @themiddlekingdom9121 Před rokem +10

      You are absolutely correct !

    • @atamanch
      @atamanch Před rokem +12

      Most military objects have no ROI until you really really need them.

    • @mustang_7616
      @mustang_7616 Před rokem

      China: Dictatorship with current genocide in their country

  • @yojimbo3681
    @yojimbo3681 Před rokem +209

    I feel like every video that's put out comparing US military bases with Chinese commercial ports just makes the US look like the bad guys.

    • @tedwong7037
      @tedwong7037 Před rokem +60

      But america is the bad guy isnt it?

    • @kenho-wr5ul2rh7m
      @kenho-wr5ul2rh7m Před rokem +51

      when did america a good guy last time......?
      when china's xi arranged talk with zelensky, US told ukraine it was not the time for ceasefire or peace talk.....

    • @eka9743
      @eka9743 Před rokem

      Actualy they are. We Lie, We Cheat and We Steal.

    • @eliso5973
      @eliso5973 Před rokem

      US is a bad guy.

    • @marcos-ll2yr
      @marcos-ll2yr Před rokem +15

      but they are

  • @osam6356
    @osam6356 Před rokem +67

    Where do you get the moral high ground to appeal to governments worldwide to not allow the Chinese to build commercial ports ? when you have MILITARY bases all over the world. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever..

    • @kameraldbahrul3432
      @kameraldbahrul3432 Před rokem +15

      Its simplw
      US exceptionalism

    • @QuantumBits0
      @QuantumBits0 Před rokem

      they think we're dumb, it's so obvious this is just another anti china propaganda bs

    • @ruggeddiscipline6026
      @ruggeddiscipline6026 Před rokem

      Us good china evil the white man is crazy 😅😅😅

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      @@kameraldbahrul3432 Who would you like to run the world? The country that mows down its own college kids with tanks that literally NO country in the world trusts due to its constant lying? Really?

    • @Ahoooooooo
      @Ahoooooooo Před rokem +1

      You havr it all wrong.
      It's not the moral high ground speaking, it's the bully speaking there .
      He has a military base right at your door step . You do as he says , or ........ 🤷‍♂️

  • @user-st3im5ge7f
    @user-st3im5ge7f Před rokem +58

    USA is a bit jealous of China helping other countries.

    • @quitehat7819
      @quitehat7819 Před rokem

      Helping? You mean give billions and billions for infrastructure project by using its own workforce while refusing to not any hiring locals and using cheap materials for these project. Later the nation who got its billions of loan from cannot pay its debt so China decides to take that project, port, or portion of land for 99 years for chinese interest? You call that helping? No wonder you chinese suck.

  • @MASMIWA
    @MASMIWA Před 8 měsíci +14

    China operates civilian commercial ports abroad, the US operates military bases abroad. This sets the tone of each country's character.

  • @leeliu6867
    @leeliu6867 Před rokem +65

    The U.S. has about 750 overseas military bases in more than 80 countries.

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      And why is that? Do you know anything about history?

    • @watery7019
      @watery7019 Před rokem

      I think they should add some or many more..

  • @WalkOverHotCoal
    @WalkOverHotCoal Před rokem +173

    This video highlights the two vastly different philosophies to nation building. The US builds military bases, 760 of them, and more on the way, while China builds ports to move goods around the world.
    The US's priority is to dominate the world via military presence, while China attempts to dominate the world's commerce. The choice is stark. For the west, they have chosen the US for the fear of an Asian country dominating them. Mind you, they were once dominating Asia, and they were rather comfortable with that.
    For "the rest" of the world, ie. the developing and non western allied world, they chose China, because their national interests don't collide with China's. They wanted goods to be traded between themselves and the rest of the world, and sea transportation is much preferable because it is cheaper. So Chinese's ambition doesn't impinge those non-western nations' interest, but rather enhancing it.
    That of course won't be agreeable with the US because those "the rest" of the world are voting with their feet, and picked China instead of the US. So what can the US do? Well, there are many if past records are anything to go by.
    (1). Sanctions
    (2). Talk up the Chinese threats
    (3). Block and threaten any country which dare to disobey America's directives.
    (4). Build more military bases.
    But money doesn't grow on trees. For the US, money does grow out of printers, and of course selling more bonds, meaning borrowing. Ironically, China is one of the US's major creditors. So China lends money to the US to build more military bases to encircle itself. It makes zero sense. Meanwhile, US politicians are arguing if they should borrow even more in order to pay the interest and to pay for the military which boost the US's mojo.

    • @utubedude2842
      @utubedude2842 Před rokem

      Great comment. I believe China continues to loan money because they know the US is getting close to a hyper inflationary collapse. Rendering all those military bases useless. Idk.

    • @yanyeetan1727
      @yanyeetan1727 Před rokem +7

      Well said

    • @xaviercopeland2789
      @xaviercopeland2789 Před rokem

      If it came to war, the US just wouldn’t pay them back, and if anything Japan and our own social security are our biggest creditors.

    • @rickjames18
      @rickjames18 Před rokem

      Not exactly, you should do some research on who or which county has been protecting the WORLD sea trade lanes for decades allowing for unhindered trade or globalization. Who invited the CCP into the WTO literally championing them as a world manufacturer? That is a very naive or better yet simple way of looking at it. You seem to being missing the some points, China is literally benefitting from all "bad" bases the US has built for a reason and have been for decades. This is the world we live in, people watch CZcams, soak up the propaganda they like and comment away without thought or understanding.

    • @DailyGPT365
      @DailyGPT365 Před 7 měsíci +2

      Finally a smart one that knows what these Americans are up to.

  • @datianlongan5567
    @datianlongan5567 Před rokem +106

    Instead of “counter”, why not “corporate” to make the world a better & friendlier place?

    • @q3itachyon209
      @q3itachyon209 Před rokem +33

      this is the US mentality, which is sick

    • @chunchun-maru
      @chunchun-maru Před rokem

      Instead of democracy losing why not bomb the countries. 25% of all countries bomb by USA, 75% of the world rebuild by china.

    • @IndiAnFasod
      @IndiAnFasod Před rokem

      There is no such thing with the US government.
      Their thirst for bloods are too strong.
      Afterall, it's a country built on the skeleton of 20 million indigenous people that the US army massacred and stole their land.

  • @nazneenzafar743
    @nazneenzafar743 Před rokem +40

    here is a solution, instead of trying to destroy what others have built try becoming more industrious your self and built foreign ports.
    the best revenge is to improve your self.

    • @lexluther-1169
      @lexluther-1169 Před rokem

      True but wisdom can't be taught to savage war mongers. They must experience their decline first hand to learn.

  • @puppetMattster
    @puppetMattster Před rokem +73

    These ports could already be in "friendly hands" If the US was more friendly with China. Maybe work on that?

  • @davidw1576
    @davidw1576 Před rokem +74

    US Military have 800 military bases in more than 70 countries and we still afraid of these China ports? 😂

    • @sc5922
      @sc5922 Před rokem

      Just convert their naval base to port

    • @cowholy3031
      @cowholy3031 Před rokem +11

      National Security! 😂

    • @jarednovel
      @jarednovel Před rokem +16

      The US is interested in weakening other countries and gaining access to resources while creating poverty. China is coming to invest and has uplifted millions of Africans from poverty....Thanks to China my country Kenya now has paved roads everywhere in the country and a high speed Rail line.,,China is also building a brand new port in Kenya called Port of Lamu which is almost complete.

    • @joemosely9383
      @joemosely9383 Před rokem +3

      it's called strategic thinking. Foreseeing potential threats building up.

    • @kameraldbahrul3432
      @kameraldbahrul3432 Před rokem +1

      ​@@joemosely9383its fine but stop double standard first

  • @teoengchin
    @teoengchin Před rokem +123

    Chinese operated ports are among the most efficient in the world, whereas US ports are among the least efficient

    • @TomL13
      @TomL13 Před rokem +8

      who needs port when you can just bomb and steal?

    • @efeddwdw9782
      @efeddwdw9782 Před rokem +4

      efficient because there are not labor laws.

    • @fernandocuellarsilva6419
      @fernandocuellarsilva6419 Před 9 měsíci

      Why cannot be both? Countries should run their assets with efficiency

  • @padtag1742
    @padtag1742 Před rokem +16

    Jealousy leads to war

  • @johnnymartinjohansen
    @johnnymartinjohansen Před 9 měsíci +43

    Frankly, I trust China more than the US when it comes to building ports around the world, regardless if it's military or commercial. China doesn't go to war all around the globe, the US does.

    • @Matt-fl8uy
      @Matt-fl8uy Před 6 měsíci

      China's massively ramping up their military spending, so looks like they want to change that.

  • @andrewyou8763
    @andrewyou8763 Před rokem +74

    4:10 If it creates more jobs and improves the output of those countries......then it's good. the US shouldn't force its allies to do something that they don't want or it will ruin the alliance and the friendship

  • @yeetian2774
    @yeetian2774 Před rokem +63

    If Us is willing to go back to make shoes and socks they will soon control many ports. If not then let the real trader and manufacturers to take care of the logistics.

  • @Eoin-B
    @Eoin-B Před rokem +159

    Can somebody explain how Chinese companies owning a port in the EU or US could possibly be a threat or the host country not take over their operation and nationalise the ports in case of emergency? If they want to own a port fine, but they can't shut it down or make us refuel their military ships. This seems overly dramatic.

    • @yeetian2774
      @yeetian2774 Před rokem +1

      When American politicians are not able to manage their country well they will start to look for scapegoats and unfortunately it’s China’s turn.

    • @packsedit8365
      @packsedit8365 Před rokem +10

      It is just ridiculous.. How can this be a thing of pride?

    • @joemosely9383
      @joemosely9383 Před rokem +5

      you're overly naive

    • @oceanwave4502
      @oceanwave4502 Před rokem +35

      Compared to 800 US official military bases around the world, China's response (those ports) is highly insignificant.

    • @CrimsonAlchemist
      @CrimsonAlchemist Před rokem +22

      As a Myanmar we welcome Chinese ports since US or EU isn't investing in our country. If China wants warships dock there, we fine with that too since US won't invest

  • @sarahjenkins7064
    @sarahjenkins7064 Před rokem +63

    America’s constant fear and threat of what other countries “could or might do” is nauseating.

    • @grumpyrabbit1934
      @grumpyrabbit1934 Před rokem +1

      亏心事做多的人最怕遇到鬼敲门了

    • @Wayne55231
      @Wayne55231 Před 11 měsíci +3

      Its good for weapon sales, and getting countries so depended on you. They have being doing it for years. One big weapon sales man. Create a problem...sell a solution. The fact 90% of the worlds population cant connect the dots is amazing.

  • @Dear_Mr._Isaiah_Deringer
    @Dear_Mr._Isaiah_Deringer Před rokem +83

    It's weird that US capital has so little interest in manufacturing and infrastructure but are willing to throw copious amounts of cash in venture capital investments that haven't had a profitable year on their books.

    • @Rnankn
      @Rnankn Před rokem +8

      It is the fallacy of financial realism. Too many American actually believe money has intrinsic value, rather than just representing a claim on resources and capacity. China can make stuff, and America has piles of digital paper representations of claims that canot be enforced.

    • @spicychad55
      @spicychad55 Před rokem +4

      Everything is a grift in America!

    • @hullopillow4853
      @hullopillow4853 Před rokem

      hot money seek fast profit. VC was the latest game till it crashed last year.

    • @ddzg-pp3jz
      @ddzg-pp3jz Před rokem

      The financial rate of return is far greater than that of physical enterprises, because physical enterprises have to solve problems such as production, export and management, and the cost and operation are huge

    • @franknwogu4911
      @franknwogu4911 Před rokem

      @@spicychad55 you're using a product of american venture capitalism right now

  • @themiddlekingdom9121
    @themiddlekingdom9121 Před rokem +37

    China is bulding ports and buying ports around the world while the U S is building miliatry bases around the world.

    • @gokulkrishna4011
      @gokulkrishna4011 Před rokem

      Military bases can take out ports

    • @ruztomjohntamayo9262
      @ruztomjohntamayo9262 Před rokem +6

      ​@@gokulkrishna4011 they cant gain profits from building military bases, China expanding their busines by developing railways, ports, road, airports to other countries whilebthe US busy expanding military bases and worrying Chinas success.

    • @gokulkrishna4011
      @gokulkrishna4011 Před rokem

      @@ruztomjohntamayo9262 Those military base can be used to loot

    • @ruztomjohntamayo9262
      @ruztomjohntamayo9262 Před rokem

      @@gokulkrishna4011 just like what happened in Syria , US stealing 66,000 barrels of oil daily.

    • @themiddlekingdom9121
      @themiddlekingdom9121 Před 5 měsíci

      @@gokulkrishna4011 You are correct, that what the U S has been doing for years around the world, currently they are looting crude oil from Syria and Iraq.

  • @CrimsonAlchemist
    @CrimsonAlchemist Před rokem +29

    Wow... USA is actually scared of real Competition 😂😂😂. They don't like to see another nation going over them especially an Asian nation

  • @zztissue8159
    @zztissue8159 Před rokem +27

    The cries of a declining nation

  • @entertainmentjoke2871
    @entertainmentjoke2871 Před rokem +41

    Those are ports. What is a big deal. Its not military bases like USA. 😂

    • @k.k.c8670
      @k.k.c8670 Před rokem +3

      Many are deep sea ports and can very quickly host large destroyers and subs

    • @entertainmentjoke2871
      @entertainmentjoke2871 Před rokem +4

      @@k.k.c8670 Whats wrong with deep sea port? What makes you think deep sea port must be used for warship and not be used for trade? if i am host country, i prefer a deep sea port which can help bring in large cargo ship or oil tanker for large trade activities and not shallow port for fishing. If those Chinese can handle and manage the port well, i dont see any problem as long as it follows local law and can bring in trade. Only those people who are suspicious of China will think these ports are solely for warship. I guess those USA licker will think 800 military bases around the world is for peace keeping and not for advance US war interest . 🤣

    • @k.k.c8670
      @k.k.c8670 Před rokem

      @@entertainmentjoke2871 I think you misread my intention. Nothing wrong for China to turn some of their commercial ports to naval bases if need be and the host countries are agreeable. After all, the US has 800 of them.

  • @hondaxyz
    @hondaxyz Před rokem +23

    Alternate title: What should the USA do to protect its hegemony.

  • @Motivation2Invest
    @Motivation2Invest Před rokem +87

    I see the point with the US trying to influence port investments. However, if China tried to do the same there would be uproar.
    I respect the US, but feel they do not see how it’s foreign policy can provoke other countries and drive them to partner against the west.
    Ex. Russia and China

    • @humanityfriend3869
      @humanityfriend3869 Před rokem

      West Companies are colonial tool to enrich themselves not undeveloped large or warm country.
      I hate them, invent patent, trade secret for always and always having edge on technologies.

  • @junfenghuang6463
    @junfenghuang6463 Před rokem +27

    Us politicians are so afraid of China's economic development that everything is tied to US national security and military.

  • @Firestorm637
    @Firestorm637 Před rokem +16

    Solar panel costs are low because of China not USA. CATL worlds largest battery manufacturer. From EV batteries to Grid storage batteries. China sees the future more than the USA.

  • @e_valley2707
    @e_valley2707 Před rokem +24

    Paranoia over fair competition. The US's militarization would consider toilet paper as a 'National Security' issue since it's used by them and shortages would impede their defence.

  • @Firestorm637
    @Firestorm637 Před rokem +21

    China largest importer especially South America and Africa. Building ports and supplying infrastructure help. China very proactive vs reactive with lithium, rare earth metals, nickel, copper, etc. most worlds refining of raw metals completed in China. Amazing from rice paddies to superpower in only 60 years. A force to be reckoned with.

  • @kyliex6310
    @kyliex6310 Před rokem +23

    May I know why that is a concern? Building and operating seems not the same as owning the port? Can they allow military activities without approval, no?

  • @ashifabedin
    @ashifabedin Před rokem +9

    seems everything is a "threat" these days

    • @eka9743
      @eka9743 Před rokem

      Soon they will put Panda on the list too. 😅

  • @darrenz6067
    @darrenz6067 Před rokem +10

    Daily propaganda video from the WSJ.

  • @jsan3575
    @jsan3575 Před rokem +28

    It seems that the message is: for the US politicians to feel safe several neighbours, that are as distant as in Africa, are not allowed to have proper infrastructure vital for their development. If we generalize this idea and allow all countries to be equally entitled to feel safe, then we would go back to become hunters and gatherers.

    • @WalkOverHotCoal
      @WalkOverHotCoal Před rokem

      But even then, there would be an American hunter hiding behind trees, shooting arrows at you.

  • @RandomJob
    @RandomJob Před rokem +13

    Wall street journal is very much biased

  • @summmmmmable
    @summmmmmable Před rokem +6

    Americans are worried about a Chinese military base in Africa while the Americans have 200+ military bases surrounding China! 🤣

  • @tichengng2737
    @tichengng2737 Před rokem +30

    The greatest threat to the world today is US paranoia

    • @joemosely9383
      @joemosely9383 Před rokem

      Yeah, the Chinese are not paranoia, racing to build up their military & stealing technology.
      China is paranoid of a Democratic Island that wants to be free, independent and recognized by the International Community.

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      Your spies don't like getting caught do they? How about don't spy and develop your own tech instead. Can't even develop a decent covid vaccine. Pathetic.

  • @torao773
    @torao773 Před rokem +3

    The US pressures Equatorial Guinea not to accept the Chinese built port, but is incapable of offering a competing bid for the port. Essentially, they want the country to commit economic suicide for no good reason. Absurd.

  • @geopoliticsfan
    @geopoliticsfan Před rokem +12

    WSJ compare with china infrastructure to American military war industrial complex Base 😊😊

  • @GeorgeEstregan828
    @GeorgeEstregan828 Před rokem +11

    They're gonna counter China with gender studies and CRT. Haha

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      Yeah, China is "winning" by blocking feminism. Way to be on the wrong side of history LOL. Caveman society

  • @kaizen9554
    @kaizen9554 Před rokem +15

    I think United States could have easily been the leader in commerce and exert real influence through trade instead of spreading military bases that have little real world value and influence on people’s lives

    • @haggaiandagile6232
      @haggaiandagile6232 Před rokem

      Arrogance, hubris,war mongering, entitlement etc , I have no sympathy to whatever happens to the US

    • @_amelia96
      @_amelia96 Před rokem +4

      Knowing history, they would feel more comfortable imposing their will on weak countries, rather than doing that.

  • @michael511128
    @michael511128 Před rokem +20

    China doesn’t have weapon billionaires. It doesn’t engage in businesses of coups, colour revolutions, interventions, or wars. It doesn’t need military bases to do business. Recently China earned status of the happiest country, 91% feeling satisfied and happy, 94% public approval for the government, i.e, very successful democracy. China has built the world’s largest public education, healthcare and social security. It has built new infrastructures, transportation, social and cultural facilities all over with conveniences of digital technologies, i.e high level of human rights. It doesn’t have freedom of shootings, opioids, ganglands, homeless, hunger, lie or being lied upon.

  • @christiano2444
    @christiano2444 Před rokem +2

    So the US has 700 bases around the world and China 1 and this one should worried us all. Tragic.

  • @gfhcoalition6631
    @gfhcoalition6631 Před rokem +2

    China is involved in 95 ports worldwide for trade. The U.S. operates 800 plus military bases worldwide producing noting but a big eater of the U.S. tax revenue.

  • @jackwagner4845
    @jackwagner4845 Před rokem +4

    Why don't the AWSJ make a video and tell us how many military ports the US has around the world. And the numbers of military airports too.

  • @marktrinidad7650
    @marktrinidad7650 Před rokem +7

    Its nice to see a country showing its true colors. Keep it up keep it spiteful.

  • @reallifeengineer7214
    @reallifeengineer7214 Před 7 měsíci +1

    0:08
    For the proper context:
    95 commercial ports operated by China overseas.
    Compared to 300+ US military bases overseas.

  • @philippelouis7591
    @philippelouis7591 Před rokem +7

    Another one side story. Is Wall Street Journal aware everyone want to vomit on their paper and CZcams channel

  • @tomte47
    @tomte47 Před rokem +10

    I fail to see why ports are something that need to be Countered ?
    Dual use as military still requires consent from the host nation.

  • @engineeranonymous
    @engineeranonymous Před rokem +10

    German government let COSCO Shipping buy the 24.9% stake in Hamburg Tollerort container terminal.

    • @yeetian2774
      @yeetian2774 Před rokem +11

      Unlike US China always pay for what they buy.

    • @stygian4011
      @stygian4011 Před rokem

      24.9% means china has no voting rights when it comes to that one terminal. So they cannot influence anything happening on it... Btw Hamburg has 42 terminals in total.

    • @kenho-wr5ul2rh7m
      @kenho-wr5ul2rh7m Před rokem +1

      whats wrong with buying stake......?
      german producers in china invest and have stake / factories in china too

  • @RechtmanDon
    @RechtmanDon Před rokem +6

    This is such nonsense! As usual, to understand U.S. posturing, simply "Follow the Money."
    The US military is not only large enough to eviscerate China's, it is large enough to take on and defeat the remaining global military balance were they all to unite against the US. As more and more countries catch on to the US MIC's profit-driven intentions (Military-Industrial Complex), the plausibility of a global conflict becomes ever more likely.

    • @Bell_plejdo568p
      @Bell_plejdo568p Před rokem

      exactly

    • @lecaprice2572
      @lecaprice2572 Před rokem

      Yes, but a concern is that MCI munitions production stock is low due to the Ukraine, so if a 2nd or 3rd front emerges there may be serious initial problems.

  • @nsebast
    @nsebast Před rokem +45

    US have 800 military bases. That is what is important!
    USA is the beacon of freedom, hope and light for the world!

    • @k.k.c8670
      @k.k.c8670 Před rokem +4

      Comes June, the soldiers on them could start to starve if the US doesn't raise the debt ceiling... Yet again.

    • @shortclip4414
      @shortclip4414 Před rokem

      ​@@k.k.c8670but unfortunately they will rise debt ceiling anyway .

    • @Jason-io9zg
      @Jason-io9zg Před rokem +2

      US, hope of world, where its flag has been at half-mast quater days since 2023 due to gunshot on child.

    • @tofuyam7361
      @tofuyam7361 Před rokem

      /s

    • @abdillin
      @abdillin Před rokem +5

      My uncle was killed in a us drone strike in Kabul. Killed 7 children and 3 women. 100% casualties were civilians.

  • @yongzeehow2045
    @yongzeehow2045 Před rokem +7

    Before China Tianjin port required close to 8 hours to load/unload a container ship.
    Currently its only take 45 minutes to complete the tasks with Huawei autonomous systems.

  • @umu-i-d2785
    @umu-i-d2785 Před rokem +3

    China builds ports, airports, bridges, hospitals, railroads. The US builds military bases. You chose!

  • @JA-kr7bn
    @JA-kr7bn Před rokem +2

    You’ve used the Danish flag for Croatia (when the Rijeka region is highlighted in the video).

  • @nocturnalforsaken4519
    @nocturnalforsaken4519 Před rokem +3

    china has port. US have military base all around the world. why u not talk about that ?

  • @cristianfamigliuolo
    @cristianfamigliuolo Před rokem +4

    Having all those ports can all have cost centers under control. Financially it is Mass of money and product under control.

  • @jmmendes4846
    @jmmendes4846 Před rokem

    Obrigado pela informação

  • @samuelbradley2435
    @samuelbradley2435 Před rokem

    Insightful.

  • @cathie3874
    @cathie3874 Před rokem +14

    it's fine when the US doesn't allow China's investments and cranes. but when it asks other countries not to do so, it is disgraceful. and i think if the US thinks China's crane is threat to national security, just don't use it. buy domestic made crane. these days, american people have seen too much media coverage about this thing. we just don't understand why it is difficult to replace these cranes. the government and media are all talking and zero action.

  • @directxxxx71
    @directxxxx71 Před rokem +17

    US Logic: I can build military bases, but you can't build ports
    Yeah... A thief always believes everybody steals...
    😂😂😂😂😂

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      ok wumao ... you reveal yourself with your projection

    • @eka9743
      @eka9743 Před rokem

      We Lie, We Cheat and We Steal.

  • @dm1795
    @dm1795 Před rokem +11

    China builds ports, US and NATO build military bases.
    US has over 800 military based to project force and submitt others by force. Chinese are not the best but they are a thousand times more human the western colonialists.

  • @dslance9330
    @dslance9330 Před rokem +20

    4:42 shouldn’t it be Croatian flag instead of the Danish?

    • @AdamBechtol
      @AdamBechtol Před rokem

      They said it got bought by a Danish company Maersk.

  • @Cordycep1
    @Cordycep1 Před rokem +8

    US just like war port. Mentality US like war, but power is derived from economic base which US is in decline.

  • @alejsrz
    @alejsrz Před rokem +3

    why is it always all about the US? I don't understand.
    what kind of risks are we talking about?

    • @jk9876
      @jk9876 Před rokem

      the risk of losing its power to control the world and to suck bloods from other countries.

  • @imperpekto12ify
    @imperpekto12ify Před rokem

    Thats an interesting take! I wouldnt even know!!

  • @JohnDoe-gk5xj
    @JohnDoe-gk5xj Před měsícem +2

    Okay China's building ports not military bases.

  • @blokin5039
    @blokin5039 Před rokem +4

    Another propaganda piece.

  • @rap3208
    @rap3208 Před rokem +6

    China is the world's biggest trade partner after all, they need these ports. And if they control these ports, the more they can make efficient and modernize these ports to suit the need and demand of these ports.

  • @portcybertryx222
    @portcybertryx222 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Instead of convincing other countries we can leverage our debt free economic aid packages to help other countries build their ports and place them under their independent management. That way all parties are happy. China has a history of using private companies as state assets which should ring alarm bells in any country that wishes to be sovereign. And if Sri Lanka is any example to go buy Chinese investments have not always proven to be reliable and can often be debt traps.

  • @Teviin
    @Teviin Před rokem +2

    The US focuses on military, China focuses on development. I would tell the US to step aside.

  • @FredSveru.
    @FredSveru. Před rokem +29

    That's what it happens when china focus on economy and help 3rd world country and the us only focus on lgbtq stuff

    • @NAMDRUMS
      @NAMDRUMS Před rokem

      Oh please. Go be a boomer outside of CZcams. This is what happens when the US doesn’t care about the future

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      focus on the economy? for 3 years during covid? really? LOL your whackjob leader simply focused on CONTROL per the usual

  • @rileychristensen3824
    @rileychristensen3824 Před rokem +5

    Why is the flag of Denmark over Croatia ?

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      This is a deeply embarrassing blunder. C'mon WSJ, you can do better.

  • @panashejmombeshora4021
    @panashejmombeshora4021 Před 5 měsíci +1

    0:09 meanwhile, the United States owns 700 military bases all over the world, including in poor countries where their presence has significantly reduced the long-term political security of the entire region (especially in Africa). So many countries are vulnerable to the US

  • @Alberto-xw8vx
    @Alberto-xw8vx Před rokem +1

    Why there aren't interviews to the Chinese officials? Maybe they have something important to say or add to the topic?

  • @skywire5595
    @skywire5595 Před rokem +6

    Can US do something for a better world rather than military .. Rest of the countries aware the geopolitics and US intention . China is not interested in military bases but trade cooperation... Is time we need world cooperation to fight climate change before it becomes irreversible

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      You are literally using U.S. technology by even using CZcams. And the devices you use, food you consume, most of the innovations in your life - cars, electricity, etc ... all due to the U.S. What has China offered the world? Cheap takeout and kung fu that's about it.

  • @Arniko_Brt
    @Arniko_Brt Před rokem +1

    China: 95 commercial ports.
    US: 750 military bases.

  • @bivaschaudhuri7023
    @bivaschaudhuri7023 Před rokem +1

    Mao build 3 highways from Beijing to Tibet with the permission from Dallai lama for better connectivity in 1950. That was fatal mistake and lesson for all nations joining belt and road. Mao used same highways to invade Tibet in 1959. Dallai lama fled to India. Mao attacked India in 1962. Tibet is landlocked used to use Kolkata India port so China hatched BRI plan. This is the beginning of BRI and Chinese ambition.

  • @SquizzMe
    @SquizzMe Před rokem +5

    I don't know if I buy the notion that China is exerting this much global influence out of "defense". I think the Chinese government has grand ambitions.