How A New Asian Alliance Will Press The West’s Advantages Against China
The time to formalize the Quad has come, and the United States should help Australia in that endeavour and lead the effort.
Beijing Effectively Ends Hong Kong’s Historic Freedoms
If the United States doesn’t follow through to revoke Hong Kong’s special treatment, Beijing may be emboldened to take aggressive actions against Taiwan.
What U.S. National Strategy Should Look Like In The Wake Of Coronavirus
If China’s actions in the coronavirus catastrophe offer any window into this communist regime, it is that the threat they represent is unlike anything America has faced.
We’re In A New Cold War, This Time With China
In our exultation, we forgot to finish the job. Communism lived on in mainland China, and is once again challenging the free world for dominance.
Taiwan Is About To Have An Election That Will Change The World
The Jan. 11 election outcome will have a profound effect on foreign policy strategies and relationships between Washington, Beijing, and Taipei throughout 2020 and beyond.
Why Is The Western Left So Quiet About Hong Kong?
For some leftists, criticizing America matters more than supporting democracy. But support for Hong Kong protesters is easily a bipartisan issue.
How China Is Slowly Becoming The World’s Largest Imperialist Power
The first shots of Chinese colonialism are evident as we head to the third decade of this century. One would be foolish not to take note of this historically significant development — and study its actual character.
Pompeo: United States Fostered China’s Rise ‘At The Expense Of American Values
What was revelatory in Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s remarks was his forthright recognition of the nature of the Chinese Communist Party and its ambitions.
What’s Behind Dreamworks’ Chinese Propaganda Map In ‘Abominable’
When DreamWorks refused to cut a Chinese propaganda scene from a new movie, Vietnam and Malaysia decided to boycott the film. American consumers should boycott too.
As Communist China Turns 70, Its Dark Past Haunts Its Future
As communist China turns 70, an inevitable question is how long it will last. All we know for sure is that ‘those who forget history are condemned to repeat it.’
Hong Kong’s Withdrawal Of Extradition Bill Leaves Many Questions Unanswered
On Wednesday morning, Hong Kong Chief Carrie Lam announced a formal withdrawal of the extradition bill that prompted more than three months of protests for freedom.
How Free Trade With China Politically Impoverished Both Countries
While we hoped freer trade with the West would lead China toward liberal democracy, the result has been an increasingly oppressive government.
Alarming New Data Reveals Entire Indian Villages Without A Single Baby Girl Born In Months
Among the 132 villages that make up the Uttarkashi district in India, 216 children were born in the last three months. Not one of them was a baby girl.
The Hong Kong Protest Is Beijing’s New Tiananmen Square
China’s state-run media hid the Hong Kong anti-extradition protests until things turned violent, a ploy eerily reminiscent of the infamous 1989 protests.
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.
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