How Weaponizing Food Helps Trump Win Votes
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From the Irish to Italians and Chinese, food has…
➔ iHow Does the U.S.-China ‘Cold War’ End?
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Republicans are divided on whether regime change…
➔ iChina Should Worry About Europe if It Attacks Taiwan
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European Union sanctions would matter more than…
➔ iI’ve studied geopolitics all my life: climate breakdown is a bigger threat than China and Russia…
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‘Risk’ analyses largely ignore the dangers of…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China’s ageing population: an economic and social conundrum | Editorial
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Raising the retirement age is never popular,…
➔ iChina Half-Heartedly Raises Retirement Age
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The gradual change—the first since the…
➔ iSevere Weather Batters Much of the Eastern Hemisphere
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Mass flooding has affected millions of people…
➔ iA Cold Peace With China
By The American Conservative
East Asia is the most important security…
➔ iPeter Hessler’s ‘Rivers’ Have Been Damned by the Chinese Government
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A sequel to the acclaimed “River Town”…
➔ iChina Expands Its Religious Repression
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Beijing insists on church ‘Sinicization,’ and…
➔ iTrying to Outflank the GOP on China Is a Mistake
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Jake Werner Why China bashing is a dead end…
➔ iNY pols need to wake up to Chinese Communist influence operations
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New York's political establishment needs to wake…
➔ iTim Walz Appointed Member of Political Party ‘Loyal’ to Chinese Communists to State Board
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DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Minnesota Gov. Tim…
➔ iThe Coming Clash Between China and the Global South
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As the West protects its markets, China will need…
➔ iBack From Recess, U.S. Congress Targets China
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The so-called China week is only likely to…
➔ iAmerica's Crucial First Line of Defense in the Pacific
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China is trying to break the First Island Chain,…
➔ iHow Washington Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace Protectionism
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Biden’s embrace of Trump-era tariffs is…
➔ iBeijing set out to destroy U.S. economic supremacy. It’s nearing its target.
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China has made giant strides toward its goal of…
➔ iJulie Su brought Calif. corruption to the White House — and Harris will keep her there
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Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su’s…
➔ iChina is abusing the freedoms allowed in the US to run a massive propaganda operation
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We cannot allow Communist China to abuse rights…
➔ iEmbrace the journey and try new things – how to harness the ancient wisdom of Daoism’s Zhuangzi…
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The text – from 4th century BCE China –…
➔ iA Fight Is Brewing Over Chinese Money in Norway
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Locals at a key strategic port want foreign…
➔ iChina’s long arm brings police-state methods to American shores
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China is apparently not content to run a police…
➔ iJudge Merchan Had a Surprisingly Good Reason to Delay Trump’s Sentencing
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The latest machinations in the hush money case.
➔ iChina dominates the Paralympics – but that’s not just down to its almost limitless funds | Mark…
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China has a huge population and thereby a large…
➔ iAn Economic October Surprise Could Roil the 2024 Election
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Possibilities include a U.S. financial panic, a…
➔ iThe U.S. and China Are Clearing Up Their Deportation Fights
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Beijing is worried about a sudden surge in…
➔ iDemocrats blame Russia to pretend away the Chinese dragon in the room
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For years now, Russian interference has been the…
➔ iBiden’s plan to block Japanese steel deal puts politics over security
By The Washington Post
The White House is set to kill an acquisition…
➔ iStratford Festival Review: Towering Playwrights and a Shakespeare Spoof
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The Ontario festival offered an engaging world…
➔ iThe Chinese Agent Inside Albany
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A former state aide faces charges of covert…
➔ iNY Governor Hochul Aide Charged as Chinese Agent
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: The governor’s former…
➔ iChina made a fool out of Kathy Hochul and Harris-Biden —but don’t expect much of a response
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China has made a complete fool out of Gov. Hochul…
➔ iThose judicial reforms down in Mexico
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There’s a Mexico-China rivalry in here…
➔ iWhy Is the West’s EV Industry So Far Behind China’s?
By Foreign Policy
Reads on the geopolitics of electric cars.
➔ iAcademic free speech is too crucial to be used as a political football by left or right | Sonia…
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Labour is wrong to put on hold a law that aims to…
➔ iBlame NYC dysfunction for Chinatown landlord’s fight with homeless man
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Last Saturday, landlord and Harvard fellow Brian…
➔ iCan NATO Ice Out China and Russia in the Arctic?
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A new pact aims to narrow the gap between NATO…
➔ iWhat to Expect From Jake Sullivan’s China Visit
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Beijing values engagement with Washington despite…
➔ iThe U.S. and China Should Consider Partnering in Space
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The benefits could outweigh the risks—and allow…
➔ iSullivan Heads to Beijing for High-Level U.S.-China Talks
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U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan…
➔ iXi Prefers Fleet Power to Street Protest
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Nationalist protesters are no longer a staple of…
➔ iChina’s deadly divide-and-rule tactics in Myanmar risk shock waves across region | Simon Tisdall
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Far from acting as a broker, Beijing is playing…
➔ iChina Tightens Its Grip on Yet Another Critical Mineral
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And for now, the United States has few other…
➔ iCongressional Gridlock Leaves Key National Security Posts Vacant
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China is eager to fill the diplomatic void,…
➔ iAmerica Needs a Strategy for China
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Biden’s team seemed to be developing one. Then…
➔ iAmerica's Right Got Hungary's Viktor Orbán Wrong
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We overlooked his government’s conscious…
➔ iWhy Everyone’s Suddenly Talking About Iranian Election Hacking
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America’s Middle Eastern adversary is occupying…
➔ iChina’s Fragile Social Compact
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On a return to Shanghai, our columnist takes note…
➔ iChina Sends a Permitting Wake-Up Call
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U.S. restrictions on mining critical minerals…
➔ iChina and the Philippines Clash Over New Flash Point
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A deal intended to reduce tensions in the South…
➔ iThe U.S. and China Can Lead the Way on Nuclear Threat Reduction
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Policies of “no first use” are a model for…
➔ iChina Hawks’ Faith in Trump Is Delusional
By Foreign Policy
The former president is too ill-disciplined and…
➔ iThe violence of rural life blends with the gravity of Chinese myth in the horror novel 'Sacrificial…
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In Kailee Pedersen's debut, generational pain and…
➔ iFeds are still sending ‘mad scientist’ millions to China — and keeping it from Congress
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Washington keeps funneling untold millions to…
➔ iThe eerie overlap between Harris-Walz images and slogans and those of the Nazis, Soviets, and…
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I’m not saying that the Democrats are ready…
➔ iThe Technocrat
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Gina Raimondo has reshaped the Commerce…
➔ iHow Republicans Can Win the Election
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One of my favorite bits of ancient wisdom, which…
➔ iHow Ruling Elites Continue to Stifle Debate Over Immigration Policy: The BorderLine
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All repressive and authoritarian regimes, from…
➔ iChina's Bond Dilemma
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Chinese investors need outlets other than…
➔ iThe Philippines Is Washington’s New Front Line Against China
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Manila is receiving unprecedented U.S. help to…
➔ iThe Tragedy of Kamala Harris
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Thanks to party machinations, Harris will be the…
➔ iChinese Card Game Turns Political
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A newspaper has blamed guandan for…
➔ iTim Walz Has Always Been Consistent on China
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Local newspapers reveal what the vice…
➔ iThe 12 medals that Chinese swimmers won in Paris will forever be tainted
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Apparent systemic doping among Chinese swimmers…
➔ iChina’s $60 billion bet on Venezuela’s corrupt tyrant, Nicolás Maduro
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The CCP continues to loudly support a corrupt,…
➔ iRare U.S.-China Cooperation Pays Off on Fentanyl Regulation
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The countries have managed to make progress even…
➔ iThe Absence at a Uyghur Exile's Wedding
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Jewher Ilham’s father is in a Chinese prison…
➔ iCan Indonesia’s Nickel Industry Break Free From China’s Grip?
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Years of Chinese investment have transformed…
➔ iWalz’s decades of China experience are an asset, not a liability
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The vice-presidential candidate has stood up for…
➔ iChina Is Neither Collapsing Nor Booming
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On a return to Shanghai, our columnist detects…
➔ iChina’s Swimming Victories Marred by Criticism
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Athletes and commentators revive skepticism about…
➔ iThe U.S. Must Prepare to Fight China and North Korea at the Same Time
By Foreign Policy
A conflict in Taiwan is likely to draw Pyongyang…
➔ iBiden must not forget the Americans imprisoned unjustly in China
By The Washington Post
Family members of U.S. citizens wrongfully…
➔ iWhat the Olympics Mean to China
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Beijing has established itself as a top medal…
➔ iVenezuelan Protesters Demand Transparent Election Recount
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As Russia and China back President Nicolás…
➔ iCartoon by Jim Margulies
By The Washington Post
Jim Margulies cartoon on trade, Chinese pandas…
➔ iWestern Leaders Can Learn from Viktor Orban’s ‘Peace Mission’
By The American Conservative
A communication gap has opened between NATO and…
➔ i'Do you mind listening to that with headphones?' How one little phrase revolutionised my commute |…
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Noisy devices are making public transport hell...
➔ iEric Liddell won gold at the 1924 Paris Olympics. His was a life of inspiration to draw upon
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The backstory of the man featured in Chariots of…
➔ iHow History Will Remember Biden
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When Vice President Joe Biden met in 2011 with…
➔ iRussia and China’s joint Alaska flight was a test for lame-duck Biden
By New York Post
Message received, loud and clear: Beijing and…
➔ iSolving the China Challenge in Mexico
By Foreign Policy
The United States should make its southern…
➔ iChina Can't Evade the Iron Laws of Economics
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Xi shifts to ‘high quality’ from ‘high…
➔ iFatah and Hamas Sign China-Brokered ‘Unity Deal’
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: The deal promises a unity…
➔ iBiden’s Last Chance at Climate Diplomacy With China
By Foreign Policy
Negotiations are expected to occur in a few weeks…
➔ iWhy Xi Won’t Retire
By Foreign Policy
Biden’s withdrawal from the U.S. presidential…
➔ iChinese Migrants Aren’t an Invading Army
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Myths about “military-aged men” distract from…
➔ iChina Tries to Play Power Broker Among Palestinians
By Foreign Policy
But experts say the Hamas-Fatah unity agreement…
➔ iChina’s Leaders Just Held a Third Plenum. So What?
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How to decode the esoterica of Chinese political…
➔ iChina and the U.S. Are Careening Toward a South China Sea Crisis
By Foreign Policy
A failure of deterrence risks pushing the region…
➔ iThe Hidden History of China’s Post Office
By Foreign Policy
What the making of a national mail system reveals…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day."
- Thomas Jefferson
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce