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.
If Media Don’t Want To Be Called Propagandists, They Need To Stop Publishing Chinese and Russian Propaganda
The American media’s Trump-Russia hysteria of the last few years gains some real perspective when you consider that they are more than willing to take blood money to distribute publications that whitewash authoritarian crimes.
The Last Thing America Needs Is Yet Another Open-Ended War In The Middle East
The Western dependence on Middle Eastern energy supplies is ever diminishing. Foreign policy should reflect that strategic reality.
Don’t Believe Joe Biden’s Weak Attempt To Save Face On China
His flip-flops suggest that he remains troublingly clueless about the biggest geo-political peer rival and potential challenger to the United States.
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.
Why Is The U.S. State Department Making It Harder For Orphans To Find Families?
Adoption advocates ask the courts to block a crippling new State Department policy that would harm waiting families and children.
30 Years After The Tiananmen Square Massacre, One Protester Reflects
In late May and early June, 1989, students and workers took to the streets. Thirty years later, a Chinese-American protester reflects on the protest, China’s improvements, and how far the country has to go.
In Advance Of Tiananmen Anniversary, Chinese Censors Crack Down On Foreigners’ Speech
Foreign entities don’t want to lose China as a trading partner. But at some point, we must stand up for our values.
The 30th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square Reminds Us Of How Far China Has to Go
On June 4, the world recalls the brave men and women who protested for a democratized China, whose continued human rights violations 30 years later prove that the fight is far from over.
The Ideology That Fueled The Tiananmen Square Massacre Still Thrives Today
Tiananmen was in 1989, when America had embraced the People’s Republic with the belief that economic liberalization would lead to political liberalization.
Why The Man Who Stood Before Tanks In Tiananmen Square Was A Hero
On the 30th anniversary of Tiananmen Square, we must remember the man who stood in front of lines of tanks, attempting to stop evil in its tracks.
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.
Perpetually Outraged Celebrities Boycott Georgia, Remain Silent On China
While Hollywood boycotts Georgia, its cozy relationship with China fails to stoke the outrage of our perpetually outraged celebrity class.
What I Remember About The Year Tiananmen Happened In China
1989 will probably go down in history as the year China’s youth lost their idealism. People lost interest, or perhaps hope, in politics. Money is now the name of the game.
If China Is Trying To Wait Trump Out On A Trade Deal, It Could Cost Them
Beijing has major risks to bear, too, if the trade squabble drags on for too long. Here’s why it would be in Xi’s best interest to reconcile with Trump.
Immigrant Architect I.M. Pei Was A Shining Example Of American Exceptionalism
The world-famous American architect Ieoh Ming Pei once said ‘Life is architecture and architecture is the mirror of life.’ His art is certainly a mirror of his life.
Podcast: What’s Happening In Our Trade War With China
Ben Domenech and Riley Walters discuss the U.S. relationship with China as both an economic and national security threat.
Sen. Tom Cotton On Service, Sacrifice, And Faith In The Individual
Senator Tom Cotton joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss military service, foreign policy, and the biggest issues in politics today.
Glimmers Of Hope Remain For U.S.-China Trade Negotiations
China may well have been willing to give foreign companies wider access to its markets, but not to the extent of having those concessions codified into law.
The Early ‘90s Called Joe Biden. They Want Their Foreign Policy Back
While he has yet to fulfill this instinct in his foreign policy choices, Donald Trump is still more attuned to a non-interventionist America than is his prospective rival Joe Biden.
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