China Got A Better Deal From The G20 Than The United States Did
Chinese President Xi came to the summit with serious economic and political challenges domestically. President Trump was in a stronger negotiation position. So what happened?
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.
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.
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.
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.
Huawei Lawsuit Seeks To Exploit U.S. Laws To Enable Communist Chinese Surveillance Of Americans
Huawei is trying to avail itself of rights China would never confer on its own corporations in a bid to thwart America’s national security interests.
What’s Behind Turkey’s Demand That China Stop Mass-Imprisoning Muslim Minorities
Erdogan’s human rights record is far from spotless, but Turkey is right to pressure the Chinese government to stop persecuting Muslim minority groups.
4 Foreign Policy Shifts Trump Should Stake Out In His State Of The Union
2016 marked the end of a quarter-century of liberal utopia. Why are pundits still lamenting the old order instead of adjusting to new challenges?
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.
Disputes Over Taiwan, Trade, And Space Will Define U.S. Relationship With China
In 2019, Sino-U.S. relations will be defined by the trade war, potential reunification with Taiwan, and the escalation of the new space race.
The Ceasefire In Our Trade War With China Doesn’t Solve Deeper Problems
President Trump and President Xi are working to resolve potential tariff hikes. This doesn’t change the degree to which the U.S. feels threatened by a rising China.
China Still Has Plenty Of Ammunition To Fight Back In Trump’s Trade War
China may be able to absorb the latest round of tariffs by turning goods destined for export around for internal consumption.
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.
Western Leaders Amplify China’s Propaganda Push For Karl Marx’s Birthday
Ideas do have consequences, and the ideas of Karl Marx are the deadliest the world has ever known. So why are we celebrating this enabler of mass murder?
Don’t Freak Out About A Trade War With China Yet
The mainstream media treats everything Trump does as one step away from the next apocalypse. But there’s no need to freak out about the so-called trade war.
Trump’s Plan To Execute Drug Dealers Is Bluster Masquerading As A Solution
Figuring out why so many Americans are turning to opioids for their pain and addiction is a lot more important than attempting to obliterate drug dealers.
Will Trump Get Played by North Korea? He Just Did
Maybe Kim Jong-un is North Korea’s Mikhail Gorbachev. But given the total lack of evidence for such a radically new direction, this is vanishingly unlikely.
China’s Subtle Soft Power Means It Thinks The US Is A Paper Tiger
China feels it has significant leverage, and that ‘the emperor wears no clothes’ — that the West has no appetite to push back against its behavior.
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