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.
Why No North Korea Summit May Be The Best Outcome Possible Right Now
If foreign policy is all about optics, resonance to the domestic audience, and regime stability, Kim Jong-Un, Xi Jinping, and Moon Jae-In are toast.
Some May Call Trump Crazy, But South Koreans Say It’s Like A Fox
The recent meeting of the Korean leaders and upcoming Trump-Kim summit in Singapore represent progress that most South Koreans assumed would be impossible to see in our lifetimes.
What We Know About China’s Suspected Laser Attack On U.S. Soldiers Last Week
They aren’t just some high-tech toy bought off the shelf. This was a military weapon being used on U.S. Air Force pilots.
Taking Kim Jong-un At His Word Will Give The Deceptive Dictator Way Too Much Leverage
There are plenty of reasons to be suspicious that North Korea hasn’t fundamentally changed its goals, even if it has had to change its tactics.
Kim Jong Un Is Nowhere Near Getting Rid Of His Nuclear Weapons
If security is paramount for Kim, nuclear weapons might be his only hope of staving off regime change.
Xi As President-For-Life Is A Risky Gambit Born Of Fear
By removing the term limits to the presidency in China, Xi becomes what Mao was — a permanent and exceedingly powerful dictator.
How To Play The Long Game With North Korea In America’s Interest
We should be wary of a military conflict that could incinerate millions of victims of totalitarianism, along with U.S. citizens, South Koreans, and others living in the region.
China’s Xi Jinping Looks To Move From President To Emperor
This is now Xi Jinping’s China and he has begun the process of making that official. With an unchecked Xi Jinping in China, the Red Dragon will go on the march.
Gun Control Across The World Only Leads To Acid, Knifings, And Bombings
I wish that I could tell you that my life in Bangkok is better with very few guns in the city, but now I have to watch out for bombs.
Before We Go To War With North Korea, The President Owes Americans A Public Debate
While Article II of the Constitution makes the president the commander-in-chief, and later laws give him the authority to repel sudden attacks, it does not afford him the power to declare war.
Is The Diplomatic Breakthrough Between South And North Korea A Good Thing?
The South’s acceptance of the North’s overtures without at least some acknowledgement from Pyongyang that it needs to disarm undermines America’s hard-line approach.
Tillerson’s ‘No Preconditions’ For North Korea Means Things Are Worse Than We Thought
Rex Tillerson’s startling comments signal that Pyongyang is truly on the cusp of having a nuclear-capable intercontinental missile and that a military conflict might be fast approaching.
It’s Past Time To Take China’s U.S. Subversion Operations Seriously
Today’s congressional hearing on China’s soft power influence-peddling against the United States needs to result in action.
The Philippines’ President Spurns The U.S. To Flirt With China
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte wants to be free to pivot toward China without entirely losing the United States as an ally and as a trading partner, having his cake and eating it too.
Now’s The Time For Dialogue With North Korea, Not Military Intervention
That the Kim Jong-un regime is oppressive is not up for debate, but the wisdom of pledging the United States to preventive military intervention in North Korea most certainly is.
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