China Doesn’t Want a U.S. Debt Default
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Washington takes on financial risks that Beijing…
➔ iWhat China Can Learn From Japan—and Alexander the Great
By Foreign Policy
It’s time for Beijing to reexamine its…
➔ iThe Mike Pompeo speech on China’s influence on US universities that MIT killed
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One of the biggest stories in Mike Pompeo's book…
➔ iBatteries Are the Battlefield
By Foreign Policy
The next geopolitical contest may be over green…
➔ iChina Celebrates New Year Under the Shadow of COVID-19
By Foreign Policy
Official government data shows cases falling, but…
➔ iWhen Blinken goes to China, he should call its bluff on North Korea
By The Washington Post
For too long the United States has allowed…
➔ iMike Gallagher chairs a vital House committee. Its only focus: China.
By The Washington Post
The Republican congressman chairs what has…
➔ iMao’s Strategy Inspires Afghan Guerrillas and Chinese Planners
By Foreign Policy
Ideas like “people’s war” infuse official…
➔ iAre There 'Too Many Asians'?
By The Wall Street Journal
Like Marxism itself, population control was…
➔ iCan China Pull Off Its Charm Offensive?
By Foreign Policy
Why Beijing’s foreign-policy reset will—or…
➔ iChina’s Futuristic City Is a Test of Its Planning Power
By Foreign Policy
Xiongan is a window into Xi Jinping’s ambitions.
➔ iThe Defining Decade
By The American Conservative
A new book argues that open conflict with China…
➔ iNobody mentioned China at Davos
By American Thinker
The big problem is China and no one wants to say…
➔ iAdam Tooze: Signs of Economic Rebound in China
By Foreign Policy
COVID-19 infections are surging, but China’s…
➔ iWhy ‘Economic Security’ Became Magic Words in Japan
By Foreign Policy
In confronting China, Japan is thinking beyond…
➔ iThe U.S. must protect its borders from new covid infections from China
By The Washington Post
Testing before and at arrival is crucial to…
➔ iWhy we Vietnamese don't celebrate the Lunar Year of the Rabbit: Cat got our tongue
By USA Today
Though Chinese zodiac says it's the Lunar Year of…
➔ iThe great fall of China
By The Washington Post
A cartoon by Michael de Adder.
➔ iChina Has Become India’s Greatest Threat
By Foreign Policy
A new poll reveals shifting perspectives as…
➔ iMom Misses Chinese Communist Child-Raising Help
By The American Conservative
Having raised her kids in a Shanghai school,…
➔ iWashington Is Missing a Chance to Turn China Against Russia
By Foreign Policy
A rare confluence of crises has created the…
➔ iThe U.S. Lets Ambassador Posts Sit Empty for Years. China Doesn’t.
By Foreign Policy
Crucial posts remain unfilled due to good…
➔ iChina Can No Longer Deny Its Shrinking Population
By Foreign Policy
An official acknowledgement of population decline…
➔ iBig News About a Smaller Chinese Population
By The Wall Street Journal
A slowing economy and falling number of births…
➔ iCan India Emerge as a Rival to China?
By The Wall Street Journal
Manufacturing hasn’t been a strong suit, and…
➔ iTaiwan’s Outlying Islands Are at Risk
By Foreign Policy
Chinese domestic instability could encourage the…
➔ iThe world needs China to come clean about its covid deaths
By The Washington Post
China’s hasty exit from its untenable “zero…
➔ iChina expresses its admiration for WEF and 'the Davos spirit'
By American Thinker
...and the sentiment is mutual.
➔ iBiden climate czar John Kerry gives the third world his 'to do list
By American Thinker
A greenie carbon credit scheme to set a few…
➔ iDecoupling Wastes U.S. Leverage on China
By Foreign Policy
Keeping Chinese firms dependent on Western chips…
➔ iWestern medicine must break free from Chinese covid propaganda
By The Washington Post
The reluctance of the Western medical…
➔ iKevin McCarthy Wants to Hold China Accountable. His Top Aide Lobbied for Alibaba.
By The Intercept
Daniel Meyer still holds a six-figure stake in…
➔ iInvasion Persuasion
By The American Conservative
China's current capabilities suggest an invasion…
➔ iWhat TikTok Has on You
By Foreign Policy
The social media app’s data collection…
➔ iChina has yet to live up to its ambassador’s words
By The Washington Post
He has witnessed American values up close:…
➔ iHow China’s COVID-19 Surge Shapes Trade With India
By Foreign Policy
Labor shortages and supply chain problems could…
➔ iA menacing Russia and China pull Japan out of its past
By The Washington Post
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's visit signals a…
➔ iCOVID-Ravaged Chinese Public Is Desperate for Paxlovid
By Foreign Policy
Beijing failed to prepare antiviral supplies…
➔ iSo Republicans want to look tough on China? Here’s how they can start.
By The Washington Post
What the GOP really needs is for its members to…
➔ iChina’s Rising COVID-19 Death Toll
By Foreign Policy
Satellite images suggest a higher number of…
➔ iWhy Did China Banish Its Chief ‘Wolf Warrior’?
By Foreign Policy
Zhao Lijian’s move from foreign ministry…
➔ iThe Chinese Communist Party Wants the Property Bubble Back
By Foreign Policy
Personal and political fortunes were made in two…
➔ iEurope Is Trying (and Failing) to Beat China at the Development Game
By Foreign Policy
The EU’s much-hyped Global Gateway is just old…
➔ iHouse Overwhelmingly Passes Resolution to Establish China Select Committee
By The Daily Signal
Across party lines, lawmakers overwhelmingly…
➔ iChina Bids to Rule the Commercial Waves
By The Wall Street Journal
Beijing is building a maritime logistics empire…
➔ iTaiwan’s Government Has a Messaging Crisis on China
By Foreign Policy
Electoral shock showed that voters have other…
➔ iJapan Bets Big on Bringing Semiconductor Manufacturing Home
By Foreign Policy
An ambitious state-backed industrial plan targets…
➔ iThe coronavirus testing requirement for Chinese travelers is misguided
By The Washington Post
Instead of requiring a negative test, look for…
➔ iChina’s COVID-19 Failure Isn’t a Win for Democracy
By Foreign Policy
The pandemic years strained every system of…
➔ iEnes Kanter shows that the NBA is in the tank for China
By New York Post
The NBA can legally censor an employee who might…
➔ iAmerica’s Covid Test Requirement For Chinese Is a Farce
By The New York Times
The policy for Chinese travelers relies on racial…
➔ iAmerica’s spy agencies failed to protect us from China’s bio-warfare program
By New York Post
Tasked with determining the origins of the…
➔ iAdam Tooze: Washington Is Undermining the Trade System It Helped Build
By Foreign Policy
The World Trade Organization nears a breaking…
➔ iIn Australia, Pro-Democracy Students Aren’t Safe From China’s Reach
By Foreign Policy
To evade surveillance and reporting by…
➔ iChina's Myth of Communist Competence
By The Wall Street Journal
Xi Jinping was preparing to dominate the globe...
➔ iBiden needs allies to keep China and Russia in check. Here’s how to do it.
By The Washington Post
Like his predecessors during the Cold War, Biden…
➔ iThe week in whoppers: MSNBC’s Jan. 6 disinfo, the Atlantic’s nutty economic spin and more
By New York Post
Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous…
➔ iPutin, Xi and One Dead Pope
By The Wall Street Journal
Russia and China want to replace the West...
➔ iChina’s COVID-19 Wave Reaches the Countryside
By Foreign Policy
Opaque data and limited health care…
➔ iWorld Scrambles on China COVID-19 Travel Policies
By Foreign Policy
China has called new policies “excessive” and…
➔ iQin Gang: The planet’s future depends on a stable China-U.S. relationship
By The Washington Post
Beijing's new foreign minister — the former…
➔ iMyanmar’s Junta Has No Limits
By Foreign Policy
Harsh sanctions can cut off the dictatorship’s…
➔ iAmerica needs a better China trade strategy
By The Washington Post
Lowering Pacific trade barriers might win support…
➔ iIMF Head Warns One-Third of World Lurching Toward Recession
By Foreign Policy
Kristalina Georgieva was particularly foreboding…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China’s Covid crisis: zero preparation | Editorial
By The Guardian
The country’s reckless reopening without…
➔ iWhat’s Going to Be in Biden’s Inbox in 2023
By Foreign Policy
Russia, Ukraine, China, and nukes: Here are the…
➔ iReaders sound off on suicide prevention, Chinese travelers and extradition
By New York Daily News
Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Re “We don’t ‘prevent…
➔ iWhy China will not be admired, trusted, and respected in the long run
By American Thinker
Their COVID response, and their backtracking send…
➔ iAs China covid rules ease, Shanghai adjusts to infections — and relief
By The Washington Post
No one wishes to become infected, but it's…
➔ iChina’s covid explosion shows why we need a genomic early warning radar
By The Washington Post
A decision announced Wednesday by the Centers for…
➔ iAs Uyghurs continue to suffer, China and Saudi Arabia become dangerous BFFs
By New York Post
A recent summit between Saudi Arabia and China…
➔ iCovid Is China's Price for Rejoining Humanity
By The Wall Street Journal
Beijing botches a ‘reopening’ that many of…
➔ iThe Chinese Public Doesn’t Know Who to Trust Anymore
By Foreign Policy
Amid rampant COVID outbreaks, people are confused…
➔ iSaber-rattling in the Pacific could have dire consequences
By The Washington Post
If Japan arms or helps Taiwan, China and North…
➔ iHacked Russian Files Reveal Propaganda Agreement With China
By The Intercept
In 2021, government officials and media…
➔ iCDC’s test requirement for travel from China isn’t enough
By New York Post
One thing that’s certain: It is high time we…
➔ i5 Ways the U.S.-China Cold War Will Be Different From the Last One
By Foreign Policy
Guardrails and statesmanship will be even more…
➔ iLethal lessons: As infections surge in China, the things we can take away
By New York Daily News
Few countries can be said to have truly responded…
➔ i5 Predictions for China in 2023
By Foreign Policy
From a COVID-19 tragedy to a weakened Xi Jinping,…
➔ iWestern Medicine to China's Rescue
By The Wall Street Journal
As zero-Covid ends, Chinese want foreign vaccines…
➔ iTo Deter China, Taiwan Must Prepare for War
By The Wall Street Journal
Military conscription is a good start, but…
➔ iStephen Walt on the Underweighted Risks of 2023
By Foreign Policy
A realist POV on the war in Ukraine, competition…
➔ iChina’s Government Is a Self-Made COVID-19 Victim
By Foreign Policy
The country’s pandemic experience should be…
➔ iCovid Testing for Travelers From China Won't Stop Variants
By The Wall Street Journal
The Biden Administration’s new mandate is…
➔ iThe Guardian view on pandemic recovery: we have only just begun | Editorial
By The Guardian
The true costs of Covid – at both a personal…
➔ iBeijing Makes a List and Checks It Twice
By The Wall Street Journal
For Christmas, China imposed sanctions on me. Oh…
➔ iOur Most Read Stories of 2022
By Foreign Policy
Russia’s war in Ukraine dominated readers’…
➔ iWhen it comes to COVID and China, it’s déjà vu all over again
By American Thinker
Reports from China sound eerily like the same…
➔ iEditorial: Protests in Iran and China, and defense of Ukraine, exemplify human yearning for liberty
By Los Angeles Times
The human quest for freedom takes many forms and…
➔ iTick Tock, TikTok
By Foreign Policy
The Biden administration has dragged its feet on…
➔ iHow Would a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan Play Out?
By Foreign Policy
War-gamers plan for Taiwan’s D-Day.
➔ iWe must prepare for the impacts from the coming China coronavirus wave
By The Washington Post
The first effects are only weeks away.
➔ iWhat to Expect From China in 2023
By Foreign Policy
Three experts predict how Beijing will manage…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes