[Trailer] Lawmakers Call to Decouple from China

More Chinese communication companies are blacklisted, officially deemed a threat to America's national security. U.S. lawmakers are pushing to decouple from China as part of efforts to counter the Chinese Communist Party. A key U.S. agency is getting a new climate cop who studied at a Beijing-controlled university. We dig into the official’s China ties. Apple is expected to shift a quarter of its iPhone production to India by 2025. The country holds the world's second-biggest smartphone market after China. The U.S. army joins drills with allies in the Pacific. There, competition with Beijing over regional influence is heating up. Topics in this episode: Two Chinese Telecom Companies Deemed a Threat Lawmakers Call to Decouple from China China Ties: Climate Officer of U.S. Bank Regulator 25% of iPhone Production to Move to India by 2025 China Warns U.S., Canada After Taiwan Strait Passage Spokesman: CCP to Make Utmost Effort to Take Taiwan Hong Kong Man Arrested After Paying Tribute to Queen U.S., UK Join Pacific Allies in Fiji Military Drill UK, Japan to Work on Countering China Anders Corr: Effective Sanctions on China Only with Independence from China