[Trailer] 5 States Now Bar TikTok from Government Devices | China In Focus

Five U.S. states are saying “no” to TikTok, on top of lawsuits and restrictions on the Chinese-owned app from around the globe. A nationwide loosening of public health rules in China takes place, while certain risks still linger. The U.S. ambassador to China is appealing to American citizens living in China: stock up on food and water. U.S.–China trade is dropping. U.S. manufacturing orders from China are now down 40 percent, with freight rates from China to the West Coast plunging 90 percent. Beijing is boosting ties with Saudi Arabia. An energy-focused visit is happening in the country, and the United States is watching closely. Topics in this episode: Five States Now Bar TikTok from Government Devices U.S. Ambassador to China Appeals to U.S. Citizens: Have Enough Food to Handle Possible Lockdowns Video: Former CCP Official's Daughter Opposes Lockdowns Netherlands Plans Curbs on Chip Exports to China U.S. Manufacturing Orders from China Down 'Epoch-Making' Visit: Xi Arrives in Saudi Arabia U.S., Russian Vie for Weapons Sales in Vietnam Mongolians Protest 'Coal Theft' Corruption China Doesn't Want to Decouple from the U.S.: Ezrati