Russia and China Can’t Get Anyone to Like Them
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Beijing and Moscow are failing to produce soft…
➔ iThe Urgent Case for a Digital Dollar
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And why it has more to do with dogecoin than…
➔ i8 Books to Read Ahead of China’s 20th Party Congress
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These picks each offer piercing insight into how…
➔ iInside the Chinese Government’s Growing Surveillance State
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Artificial intelligence is making China’s…
➔ iWhy Russia and China Aren’t Intervening in Central Asia
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As tensions between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan…
➔ iWhat Accounts for the Economic Gap Between China and India?
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The world’s two most populous countries had…
➔ iA lamentable lament on Manchin’s permitting reform bill
By The Washington Post
We do know a bill with the Mountain Valley…
➔ iOp-Ed: The quandary of U.S.-trained Chinese scientists: Stay or leave?
By Los Angeles Times
Fourteen hundred U.S.-trained Chinese scientists…
➔ iThe Observer view on the shortsighted cuts to the BBC World Service | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
Removing radio broadcasts in several languages…
➔ iThe Russian Warship and the South China Sea
By Foreign Policy
What lessons does the sinking of the Moskva have…
➔ iUkraine war: Deception, conception and ascension
By Yedioth News
Analysis: By deceiving the West, Putin skewed…
➔ iBiden’s ‘woke’ green energy is a joke that makes us dependent on China
By New York Post
By repressing oil and natural gas production,…
➔ iWhat Xi must tell Putin now
By The Washington Post
China's Xi must now persuade Russia's Putin to…
➔ iWhat America’s Plan to Bring Home Technology Manufacturing Gets Wrong
By Foreign Policy
Asia will remain central to U.S. supply chains,…
➔ iAmerica's Pacific Island Comeback
By The Wall Street Journal
Inattention let China steal a march, but the U.S...
➔ iSouth Korea Can Play a Vital Role in the Indo-Pacific
By The Wall Street Journal
With China eyeing Taiwan and North Korea testing…
➔ iWhat a False Coup Rumor Reveals About Chinese Politics
By Foreign Policy
A baseless story briefly went viral, showing how…
➔ iThe U.S. and China are headed for a showdown at the U.N.
By The Washington Post
A vote will be a crucial test of the West's…
➔ iThis obscure election will decide the fate of the open internet
By The Washington Post
The U.S. is engaged in a battle with Russia and…
➔ iItaly’s Right Is Torn on Ukraine but United on China
By Foreign Policy
Giorgia Meloni has built long-term ties to Taiwan.
➔ iEurope’s Energy Crisis Is Destroying the Multipolar World
By Foreign Policy
The EU and Russia are losing their competitive…
➔ iChina and Biden Oust a Reformer
By The Wall Street Journal
Treasury joins in toppling a regional bank head…
➔ iWhat the heck is going on in China?
By American Thinker
The rumors of a coup are probably untrue, but it…
➔ iDemocrats should embrace Joe Manchin’s ‘big oil side deal’
By The Washington Post
Democrats should embrace the reform — not hold…
➔ iBiden Commits US to War for Taiwan
By The American Conservative
If China invades and seizes islands within sight…
➔ iThese signs show that China is starting to crack
By The Washington Post
China is an economic juggernaut. But the…
➔ iChina’s War on History Is Growing
By Foreign Policy
The government is inviting snitches to report on…
➔ iBritain’s Golden Era With China Is Well and Truly Dead
By Foreign Policy
Liz Truss’s administration is the nail in the…
➔ iFentanyl crisis is an international attack on America. We must fight back.
By USA Today
Fentanyl crisis kills about 195 Americans a day,…
➔ iWhy Beijing Wants Bolsonaro to Win
By Foreign Policy
For China, the Brazilian president is an ally…
➔ iDon’t force the Mountain Valley Pipeline on Virginia
By The Washington Post
Manchin’s proposal could undermine decades of…
➔ iChina Is Quietly Trying to Dethrone the Dollar
By Foreign Policy
Regional groups and small banks are helping…
➔ iThe West Mimics Mao, Takes a Green Leap Forward
By The Wall Street Journal
The green scramble to transform energy is…
➔ iWho’s Winning the U.S.-China Trade War? No One
By Foreign Policy
With no end in sight, nationalism is trumping…
➔ iBiden’s bullish rhetoric on Taiwan risks provoking China with no gain in security | Stephen…
By The Guardian
The president’s latest pledge to defend the…
➔ iWe need to be told the true climate cost of Schumer and Manchin’s pipeline side deal | David…
By The Guardian
Democrats hailed the Inflation Reduction Act as a…
➔ iTibetans Fight to Keep Their Language Alive
By Foreign Policy
The diaspora is preserving Tibetan as Chinese…
➔ iChina Hit Some Bumps on Its Road to Semiconductor Dominance
By The Wall Street Journal
But the history of solar power and shipbuilding…
➔ iWhat Do Americans Care About? Not a Cold War With Russia and China.
By The Nation
Katrina vanden Heuvel Americans’ top security…
➔ iThe Cartoon Fall of the House of Cheney
By The American Conservative
WEST HOLLYWOOD—In the anime Gundam Wing, Treize…
➔ iThe SCO's Clumsy Push to Disrupt the World Order
By The Wall Street Journal
Russia, China and Iran seek a new global system…
➔ iPass permitting reform: It’s good for the country, and a condition of passing the Inflation…
By New York Daily News
Bernie Sanders is embarrassing himself. The…
➔ iWhy Xi Jinping Chose Central Asia for His First Post-COVID-19 Trip
By Foreign Policy
The region has long served as a testing ground…
➔ iPutin Panders to China
By Foreign Policy
The Russian leader revealed that Xi has concerns…
➔ iChina is coming for video games. Companies and players should be wary.
By The Washington Post
The American film industry shows what can happen…
➔ iNATO’s Stoltenberg: Ukraine’s Gains Are ‘Extremely Encouraging’
By Foreign Policy
The trans-Atlantic alliance chief discusses…
➔ iHomebody Xi Finally Steps Outside China
By Foreign Policy
The Chinese leader’s first overseas trip since…
➔ iDelayed Repairs Shrink the U.S Navy Submarine Fleet
By The Wall Street Journal
Amid China’s threats to Taiwan, maintenance…
➔ iThe China-Russia alliance is pushing Ukraine toward Taiwan
By The Washington Post
Taiwan's support for Ukraine shows why it…
➔ iCan this sport outmatch China in the Pacific? The West is betting on it.
By The Washington Post
In the effort to counteract Chinese sway, the…
➔ iChina’s Neighbors Are Navigating COVID-19, Beijing, and Washington
By Foreign Policy
A long, strange trip through East Asia shows the…
➔ iTibetan Police Bought Thermo Fisher DNA Equipment, Chinese Government Documents Show
By The Intercept
The sale comes as privacy group Citizen Lab…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Commonwealth: an unsure future under King Charles III | Editorial
By The Guardian
The post-imperial club was a global stage that…
➔ iChina's Coal Power Boom
By The Wall Street Journal
Beijing is building more coal-fired capacity than…
➔ iAs China targets the South Pacific, the U.S. urgently needs to push back
By The Washington Post
The immediate crisis is in the Solomon Islands,…
➔ iHow to Beat China in the New Space Race
By The Wall Street Journal
It’s about more than money. The U.S. needs a…
➔ iNIH deleted coronavirus data at China’s request?
By American Thinker
The NIH is now arguing in court that because…
➔ iChina Is Buying the Farm
By The Wall Street Journal
State-owned companies have bought many acres near…
➔ iTaiwan’s New Status Quo
By Foreign Policy
A top lawmaker says China’s game plan is to…
➔ iTaiwan Needs Weapons for Day 1 of a Chinese Invasion
By Foreign Policy
Unlike Ukraine, the island will be very hard to…
➔ iHow Beijing Benefits From a New Iran Deal
By Foreign Policy
The nuclear agreement could unleash Chinese…
➔ iChina’s COVID-19 Stagnation Has No End in Sight
By Foreign Policy
The endless cycle of lockdowns will likely lead…
➔ iEven an Earthquake Can’t Shake China’s Zero-COVID Policy
By Foreign Policy
As Beijing clings to rigid lockdown measures, the…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the global food crisis: this is just the beginning | Editorial
By The Guardian
Prices are soaring as climate shocks and the…
➔ iNotable & Quotable: China
By The Wall Street Journal
‘It is doubtful that China’s leaders have…
➔ iWill Xi Jinping Continue to Rule China?
By The American Conservative
On the brink of demographic collapse, a third…
➔ iThe United Nations Is Scared of Calling Out China’s Genocide
By Foreign Policy
A long-delayed report on Xinjiang was an…
➔ iThe Chinese Public Doesn’t Know What the Rules Are Anymore
By Foreign Policy
Reckless policies have knocked out established…
➔ iWhat Do Electric Cars Really Cost?
By Foreign Policy
“Volt Rush” examines the price of a dirty…
➔ iNew York pols ask credit card companies to track firearm purchases
By American Thinker
We appear destined to be judged by something akin…
➔ iThe U.N. report on China’s atrocities against the Uyghurs is damning
By The Washington Post
The United States rightly declared last year…
➔ iHow to Teach Beijing a Lesson in Ukraine
By Foreign Policy
What China learns from Russia’s invasion of…
➔ iU.S.-China Audit Deal Is Only Window Dressing
By The Wall Street Journal
It may allow companies to stay on the New York…
➔ iHere’s What’s Wrong With Manchin’s Side Deal to the Inflation Reduction Act
By The Nation
Crystal Mello In an impassioned call to allies…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the UN and Xinjiang: no one can say they don’t know | Editorial
By The Guardian
The long-delayed report from the office of the…
➔ iDonald Trump's Vendetta Politics
By The Wall Street Journal
The former President smears Elaine Chao because…
➔ iChinese companies are leaving U.S. stock exchanges. Good riddance.
By The Washington Post
We shouldn’t be helping American investors to…
➔ iThe Unwisdom of the Solomon Islands
By The Wall Street Journal
China gets its money’s worth from a strategic…
➔ iWhy the Artemis moon launch delay is a national-security worry
By The Washington Post
China and Russia have their eyes on the moon...
➔ iThrough the Taiwan Strait
By The Wall Street Journal
An important show of resolve by the U.S. Navy…
➔ iRestore Reagan's Military 'Margin of Safety'
By The Wall Street Journal
While foreign policy ‘realists’ urge detente…
➔ iIn backing Taiwan, the U.S. must strike a hard balance
By The Washington Post
The question, as always, is to maximize…
➔ iRepublicans must address soaring rents — start by making Chinese investors play fair
By New York Post
The rent is too damn high. But really this time.
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce