Communist China Attempts To Hide Yet Another Mass Protest Against Its Authoritarian Rule
Unrelated to the Hong Kong protests, citizens in Yangluo, China, are now protesting against horrific environmental conditions and government negligence.
How Christianity Is Helping Keep Hong Kong’s Stunning Protests A Peaceful Beacon To The World
What’s more impressive than 2 million people walking through Hong Kong demanding freedom? The fact that all protests have remained peaceful, even as police attack.
Million-Person Protests Of Beijing In Hong Kong Warrant A Response From Trump
The maturity and dignity that Hong Kongers are demonstrating while protesting, and their devotion to political freedom, powerfully rebuts Beijing’s assertion that democracy is incompatible with Chinese people and culture.
Interview: Ambassador David Mulford On India, China, And Economic Trends
Ben Domenech interviews former U.S. Ambassador to India, David Mulford on the rising trends in economics and politics around the globe.
If Hong Kong Passes Extradition Bill, The Freest City In Asia Will Slowly Die
Hong Kong has been, until now, one of the freest places in Asia. A new extradition bill, only the latest in Beijing’s demands, threatens that status.
What The United States Should Do About India And Pakistan’s Current Conflict
Instead of idealism, ensuring stability and order, regardless of who provides it, should be the key American aim in South Asia.
3 Steps To Make The Next North Korea Summit A Success
President Trump should lead Kim Jong Un to committing to an action plan and realistic goals while refraining from showering him with needless and unearned praise.
Why The United States Should Not Pay For 79 Percent Of South Korea’s National Defense
To the many critics who accuse President Trump of tearing down the international order, even requesting more money from allies is wrong. But South Korea should pay substantively more.
How America’s East Asian Trade History Can Inform Trump’s Negotiations With China
China has enough bargaining chips to cement its spot as export king of the developing world. Trump must be strategic in trade negotiations with Xi Jinping.
The Tales Of Adventure And Romance Behind World War II’s Flying Tigers
A new history by Sam Kleiner, ‘The Flying Tigers: The Untold Story of the American Pilots Who Waged a Secret War Against Japan,’ tells the story of how some of America’s most legendary pilots and mercenaries helped win World War II.
Why China Is The Enemy America Needs
Since the Cold War, Americans have struggled to morally compare themselves to another superpower. That has to change.
Why Putin’s Game Of Russian Roulette With Ukraine Is A Big Deal
Last Sunday, the Russian military opened fire and seized three Ukrainian ships. How will President Trump respond to Putin flexing his military muscle?
Why China Freaked Out About Dolce And Gabbana’s ‘DG Loves China’ Campaign
Dolce and Gabbana had to cancel its Shanghai fashion show after its ‘DG Loves China’ campaign drew wide condemnation from patriotic Chinese.
The United States Is Entering A New Cold War — With China
It is better to be a conservative realist and nationalist than to be a utopian internationalist and be slapped in the face by reality.
It’s Long Past Time To Start Treating China As An Adversary
The Trump administration says it will push back against Chinese military aggression, espionage, debt diplomacy, and human rights abuses. It’s about time.
While The United States Sleeps, China Is Slowly Realizing Its Global Ambitions
Chinese leaders are patient, methodical, and relentless. They won’t stop until they accomplish their strategic goal. The world should take note.
The Trump Administration’s China Strategy May Become Its Biggest Legacy
The newly visible balancing China approach could be the Trump administration’s legacy foreign policy move, if the president can stay away from needless interventionism in the next two years.
Review: The Rise Of The Asian Superpowers Isn’t Inevitable
In ‘The End of the Asian Century,’ Michael Auslin argues the West isn’t paying enough attention to the political, demographic, and economic risks that threaten Asia’s growing influence in world affairs.
China’s Futuristic Big Cities Make The United States’ Regulatory Mess Look Bad
Instead of its ancient wisdom, America seems intent on learning from China what first began to take hold in the late 1940s as a hopeful republic collapsed into Communism.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s Ties To China Go Way Deeper Than An Alleged Office Spy
Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s warm relationship with and advocacy for Communist China go back decades and involve millions, if not billions, of dollars.
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