Biden and Xi, clinching in the ring
By The Washington Post
The Chinese president might be saving his…
➔ iDon't Count on Economic Woes to Deter China
By The Wall Street Journal
Xi hasn’t shortchanged the military and boasts…
➔ iChinese Hospitals Are Housing Another Deadly Outbreak
By Foreign Policy
Authorities are covering up the spread of…
➔ iTaiwan presents a real opportunity for the United States
By The Washington Post
We could defend it only at exorbitant and…
➔ iThe Masterminds
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Washington wants to get tough on China, and the…
➔ iIs there really a new plague coming out of China, or is this a con job?
By American Thinker
Cynicism is my overriding emotion when I see…
➔ iThe World Again Needs American Leadership
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Russia, China, Iran and radical domestic…
➔ iChinese and American Hospitals Learn the Value of Germs
By The Wall Street Journal
It’s no surprise respiratory viruses are…
➔ iChina Isn't Backing Off Taiwan
By The Wall Street Journal
President Xi Jinping is using military pressure…
➔ iPutin Rewrites History to Justify His Dependence on China
By The Wall Street Journal
In his latest revisionism, he lauds the Mongols…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the carbon divide: climate policies must target the private jet set | Editorial
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Noticing massive historical and geographical…
➔ iThe U.S. should not rely on China for solar panels
By The Washington Post
Chinese-manufactured panels come with higher…
➔ iWhy Xi Was All Smiles With Biden
By Foreign Policy
The Chinese president’s strong-arm diplomacy…
➔ iXi Jinping is sending ominous signals on Taiwan
By The Washington Post
The Chinese leader is sending a clear message…
➔ iThis Isn’t a Honeymoon Phase for the U.S. and China
By Foreign Policy
After last week’s Xi-Biden meeting, the…
➔ iWe must keep backing Ukraine to counter Russia, China and Iran’s push for global chaos
By New York Post
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has it…
➔ iThe World Still Thinks China Is Rising
By Foreign Policy
Polling shows Beijing is seen as powerful—and…
➔ iChina Aims to Corner the Undersea Mineral Market, Too
By Foreign Policy
The race is on to tap the riches of minerals in…
➔ iAs Manchin Prepares Senate Exit, His Friends and Daughter Are Lining Up a No Labels Lookalike
By The Intercept
Business records show that Sen. Joe Manchin’s…
➔ iBiden’s China summit was a reminder: the US should talk to its rivals more often | Christopher S…
By The Guardian
Biden deserves credit for pushing for the meeting…
➔ iGet a load of the gushing about Joe Biden coming from the Chicom state press
By American Thinker
Since APEC, China Joe becomes a Beijing favorite...
➔ iEditorial: Are pandas headed back to California to work their diplomatic magic?
By Los Angeles Times
China's Xi Jinping hinted at a return of the…
➔ iXi and Joe make a pact to reduce fossil fuel production and there was much rejoicing … in China
By American Thinker
China controls all the green energy resources,…
➔ iHow Joe Biden Can Deter China
By The Wall Street Journal
Here are some ways Congress can help prevent a…
➔ iChina’s intellectual property theft
By The Washington Post
Michael Ramirez cartoon on China and intellectual…
➔ iHow China and the U.S. Are Competing on Trade
By Foreign Policy
Biden’s long-awaited meeting with Xi is a…
➔ iMexico Could Spoil New U.S.-China Fentanyl Plan
By Foreign Policy
As the drug has spread, AMLO has blocked efforts…
➔ iOpinion: Ban TikTok now before antisemitism peddled by Xi’s China gets worse
By The Denver Post
Look no further than the TikTok recirculation of…
➔ iThe U.S.-China Hotline Rings Again
By Foreign Policy
Biden and Xi agreed to restart…
➔ iGoodbye, Joe Manchin—We Won’t Miss You
By The Nation
Elie Mystal The departure of the pro–fossil…
➔ iThe Big Takeaways From the Biden-Xi APEC Meeting
By Foreign Policy
From new panda promises to failed AI compromises,…
➔ iBiden Plies Xi for a Fentanyl Deal Beijing Can't Deliver
By The Wall Street Journal
China can’t risk cracking down on its wildcat…
➔ iChina May Be Making the U.S. a Cuddly Offer It Cannot Refuse
By Slate
Things could be looking up for panda fans.
➔ iHere’s What Changed About the U.S. Relationship With China This Week
By Slate
The U.S. and China reactivated diplomatic…
➔ iChina’s economic headwinds
By The Washington Post
They have nothing to do with U.S. government…
➔ iAll Is Quiet in Oil Markets---for Now
By The Wall Street Journal
That would change if the war were to spread, but…
➔ iBiden risks falling into Xi’s trap
By The Washington Post
If the goal is dialogue for dialogue’s sake,…
➔ iPresident Biden's Trade Gift to China
By The Wall Street Journal
He’s given up on new digital trade rules with…
➔ iWhat America’s Top China Commission Is Worried About
By Foreign Policy
Technology, trade, and Taiwan dominate in a new…
➔ iCould any thaw between China and the U.S. last? Don’t bet on it.
By The Washington Post
Thirty years ago, Bill Clinton and Jiang Zemin…
➔ iDon’t believe the Biden-Xi summit hype: Fentanyl deal is meaningless
By New York Post
The Biden Xi fentanyl hype, which touts a new…
➔ iBiden Is About to Have One of the Most Consequential Diplomatic Meetings in Years
By Slate
A lot is riding on better relations between China…
➔ iPolitical dysfunction, not China, is the greatest threat to the U.S.
By The Washington Post
If U.S. power goes into decline, we have no one…
➔ iWeak China equals US opportunity, end daily White House press briefings and other commentary
By New York Post
“China’s weakening economy offers an…
➔ iPlacating Xi Won't Change China's Behavior
By The Wall Street Journal
Beijing is undermining U.S. interests worldwide,…
➔ iChina Pledged to ‘Strictly Control’ Coal. The Opposite Happened.
By Foreign Policy
What Beijing’s about-face on coal power means…
➔ iMore ‘jaw-jawing’ between US and China? Could be worse...
By American Thinker
We shouldn’t expect much from the upcoming…
➔ iChina’s malevolence is a big reason the world’s so focused on bashing Israel
By New York Post
In the wake of Hamas’ barbaric anti-Jewish…
➔ iJoe Manchin’s retirement announcement, annotated
By The Washington Post
Manchin vows to leave the Senate to unite the…
➔ iThe National Zoo’s giant pandas were a lesson in cultural diplomacy
By The Washington Post
The pandas were a bridge between the American…
➔ iDOE to solar-ize Puerto Rico, and Granholm plays groveling tour guide to China and Russia at…
By American Thinker
Naturally, Republicans send a strongly-worded…
➔ iXi Gears Up for Long-Awaited U.S. Trip
By Foreign Policy
The Chinese leader will meet Biden on the…
➔ iJ.D. Vance sees the China threat clearly
By The Washington Post
The United States must be prepared to deal with…
➔ iKazakhstan’s Leader Makes Neutrality an Art
By Foreign Policy
Tokayev is maximizing his opportunities by…
➔ iWith Two Wars Raging, China Tests America in Asia
By Foreign Policy
Beijing knows that Washington can ill afford a…
➔ iBeijing Tightens Its Grip on the Critical Minerals Sector
By Foreign Policy
The West has taken steps to slash its dependence…
➔ iOne shuttered day-care center foreshadows a countrywide crisis
By The Washington Post
Plus: China competition and cooperation. Ukraine…
➔ iReinforcing our defense commitments in the Pacific
By The Washington Post
An Incidents at Sea Agreement with China could…
➔ iThe Urgent Need to Nuclear Talks with China
By The New York Times
After months of tense relations between the U.S...
➔ iRussia and China are no friends to Islam as they bash Israel
By New York Post
Moscow and Beijing may be cozying up to Hamas and…
➔ iThe Maoist Roots of Xi’s Economic Dilemma
By Foreign Policy
Beijing needs domestic consumers to spend more,…
➔ iChina May Soon Hit Peak Coal
By Foreign Policy
In a major turning point for the world, China’s…
➔ iChina is getting away with cultural genocide in Tibet
By The Washington Post
There are ways to commit genocide that don’t…
➔ iWestern companies are at risk of losing the biggest market race of all to China: Op-ed
By CNBC
CEOs have a lot to lose. The era of doing…
➔ iAre Chinese Battery Companies the Next Huawei?
By Foreign Policy
Electric cars, charging networks, and batteries…
➔ iChina’s naval provocations are getting too blatant to ignore
By The Washington Post
With the United States facing crises in Ukraine…
➔ iLi Keqiang Lived and Died in Xi Jinping’s Shadow
By Foreign Policy
The former Chinese premier was heralded as a…
➔ iThe Chinese Financial Crisis Nobody's Talking About
By The Wall Street Journal
The country’s banks look safe, but only because…
➔ iDire Warnings of Russia and China Threats Challenge Aging U.S. Nuclear Arsenal
By Foreign Policy
U.S. nuclear deterrence needs to be urgently…
➔ iVulnerabilities in Cellphone Roaming Let Spies and Criminals Track You Across the Globe
By The Intercept
By focusing on the potential dangers of Chinese…
➔ iCan China Help in the Middle East?
By The Wall Street Journal
It is a more formidable potential adversary than…
➔ iBoth Parties Can Agree on America's Nuclear Peril
By The Wall Street Journal
To deter threats from China and Russia, the U.S...
➔ iChina’s long history of high-speed rail advancements
By The Washington Post
China well knows how to finance its international…
➔ iMeanwhile, Trouble in the Pacific
By The Wall Street Journal
A China-Philippines wreck shows Beijing’s…
➔ iThe U.S. should work with China on technology
By The Washington Post
Instead of restrictions, the U.S. should support…
➔ iAfter Hamas’s massacre, clarity on the Iran-China-Russia threat is vital
By The Washington Post
The tyrants in Tehran, Beijing and Moscow are…
➔ iThe Incoherence of Pope Francis
By The Wall Street Journal
The Vatican offers confusion instead of clarity…
➔ iHow China Could Turn Crisis to Catastrophe
By The Wall Street Journal
A war over Taiwan would devastate the economies…
➔ iWhy China’s Economy Is at a Turning Point
By Foreign Policy
FP Live convenes three experts to explore whether…
➔ iThe Israel-Hamas War Reverberates Around the World
By Foreign Policy
Here’s how the conflict has affected countries…
➔ iStay calm, the Chinese aren't storming Israel's beaches just yet
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Despite reports in various…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"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