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Militaries are racing to develop weapons that…
➔ iParaguay’s Rare Toss-Up Election
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Anti-incumbent and pro-China sentiments are…
➔ iThe Cold War With China Is Changing Everything
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Both sides are spending lots of money on…
➔ iThe dollar is our superpower, and Russia and China are threatening it
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The U.S. currency isn't likely to be replaced —…
➔ iThe great firewall of China
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A cartoon by Michael de Adder
➔ iRussia Has the Hydrocarbons, but China Has the Cash
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Moscow is stumbling on energy diplomacy even now.
➔ iA TikTok ban might be a win for China. There’s a better way.
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Cutting off a service used by 150 million people…
➔ iXi’s meeting with Putin: Letters to the Editor — March 24, 2023
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The Issue: Chinese President Xi Jinping’s…
➔ iPutin is watching, folks
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And so are China and North Korea.
➔ iWhat to Make of Xi’s Trip to Moscow
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The Chinese leader may have offered more pushback…
➔ iRepublicans Get a Taiwan War Game Education
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House Members get a sense of the threat if China…
➔ iThe Chinese Communist Party's Plan A to Take Taiwan
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Infiltrating, intimidating and co-opting the…
➔ iOpinion: Why the U.S. will probably never ban TikTok
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Despite Biden's recent threat to the…
➔ iHunter Biden used FBI mole named ‘One-Eye’ to tip him off to China probes: tipster
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Hunter Biden had an FBI mole named “One-Eye”…
➔ iAre We Headed for World War III?
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Students discuss the threat of China invading…
➔ iA new Middle East with Iran, Saudi Arabia and China
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Opinion: While Israel is busy with domestic…
➔ iThe U.S. Has a Troublesome Asian Ally Against China
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The Philippines is using U.S. military…
➔ iCan Russia Get Used to Being China’s Little Brother?
By Foreign Policy
The power dynamic between Beijing and Moscow has…
➔ iHere's the real lesson from the showy Xi-Putin meeting
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The Chinese leader is trying to strengthen his…
➔ iLukashenko, Belarus's Dictator, Is a Junior-Varsity Putin
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He stole an election, helps Russia against…
➔ iBiden family paydays: Letters to the Editor — March 22, 2023
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The Issue: Reports that President Biden’s…
➔ iPutin-Xi summit should be a wakeup call on worldwide threats facing America
By New York Post
The only good news that might emerge from the…
➔ iIt’s a New Great Game. Again.
By Foreign Policy
Across Central Asia, Russia’s brand is tainted…
➔ iChina Wins if Russia Conquers Ukraine
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The war is no ‘territorial dispute.’ Vital…
➔ iA Coup Would Put Pakistan Squarely in China’s Bloc
By Foreign Policy
An isolated junta would be cripplingly dependent…
➔ iIf China Arms Russia, the U.S. Should Kill China’s Aircraft Industry
By Foreign Policy
Beijing’s aerospace future is uniquely…
➔ iThe future of open dining: Closing time is long past
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New York City is littered with the deteriorating…
➔ iUnder Joe Biden, our corruption is becoming Africanized
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Huge amounts from China and no explanation…
➔ iU.S. companies must stop enabling mass DNA collection in Tibet
By The Washington Post
Chinese authorities’ collection of DNA is just…
➔ iHow Xi Jinping plans to use his meeting with war crimes suspect Vladimir Putin | Observer editorial
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The international criminal court has sent a clear…
➔ iWhy China appears ready to go to war with the US over Taiwan
By New York Post
Last Friday, Chinese leader Xi JinPing won his…
➔ iNetanyahu and Nasrallah blindsided by revamp of Iran-Saudi ties
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Opinion: While the two leaders see the deal as…
➔ iHow are things in Iraq, 20 years post-invasion?
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It's a mixed bag. Plus: Reining in algorithms...
➔ iChina’s Good Offices
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With the Saudi-Iran deal, Beijing shows there’s…
➔ iA Swiss bank is in trouble. So is a Swiss cheese.
By The Washington Post
Plus: U.S. softening on China. Authoritarian…
➔ iChina’s population decline might be a good thing
By The Washington Post
Urban migration, women's education and delayed…
➔ iChina Is Tweaking Its Propaganda for African Audiences
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A concerted media campaign has not done much for…
➔ iAmerica’s Military Depends on Minerals That China Controls
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Rethinking supply chains is vital for U.S...
➔ iWhat the China-Brokered Saudi-Iran Deal Means for South Asia
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India and Pakistan have a strong interest in…
➔ iHow China is heralding the beginnings of a multipolar Middle East
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Iran-Saudi rapprochement shakes up a status quo…
➔ iChina Gets a New Premier
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Li Qiang is now the second-most powerful person…
➔ iChina’s Iran-Saudi Deal May Not Stick
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Beijing will have a tough time balancing ties…
➔ iChina moves expose Biden’s foreign policy follies
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Beijing is growing ever-more comfortable with an…
➔ iXi Vows ‘Great Wall of Steel’
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China is set to increase its defense spending by…
➔ iSaudi-Iranian Détente Is a Wake-Up Call for America
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The peace plan is a big deal—and it’s no…
➔ iHow China’s Saudi-Iran Deal Can Serve U.S. Interests
By Foreign Policy
And why there’s less to Beijing’s diplomatic…
➔ i4 Key Takeaways From the China-Brokered Saudi-Iran Deal
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Anyone who believes we’re on the cusp of a…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Iran and Saudi Arabia: a cautious start | Editorial
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Plans for the two countries to restore diplomatic…
➔ iArm Ukraine or Prepare for China? Wrong Question.
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Washington needs to quickly ramp up defense…
➔ iThe One Place Where the U.S. Needs to Back Off and Let China Do Its Thing
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This is not a zero-sum relationship.
➔ iHow the submarine deal fits into the complex U.S. strategy for the Pacific
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The new agreement is part of a web of…
➔ iBehind China's Mideastern Diplomacy
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To keep oil flowing and diminish the U.S.,…
➔ iFor China, arming Russia would be folly
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping is considering sending…
➔ iIsrael and Biden shouldn't panic over Iran-Saudi deal
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For the U.S. and Israel, the China-brokered deal…
➔ iChina becomes the broker while Joe Biden is still the joker
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Friday’s biggest headline-grabbing news was the…
➔ iWho Benefits From Confrontation With China?
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Pursuing disengagement from China is not in…
➔ i‘Money Machine’ Is Missing the Juicy Details of Chinese Banking
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Weijian Shan’s new book is notable mostly for…
➔ iChina’s TikTok might as well be designed as a weapon against our teens
By New York Post
American parents need greater vigilance over…
➔ iRumblings in Outer China
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State of the Union: Peer-style total warfare with…
➔ iChina Keeps Betting on the Wrong Politicians
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Beijing’s relationships in Central and Eastern…
➔ iThe Next Superpower Battlefield Could Be Under the Sea in Africa
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U.S. assistance in developing tech infrastructure…
➔ iOpinion: To meet climate goals, China needs to phase in electric vehicles much faster
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Beijing can reduce global emissions by setting…
➔ iFox News’s no-good, very bad week
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Tucker can turn things around. Plus: Medicaid for…
➔ iA Revolution Is Coming for China's Families
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By 2050 living parents and in-laws will outnumber…
➔ iBiden Budget Expected to Stiff the Indo-Pacific
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The Pentagon’s top military command charged…
➔ iChina is pushing America’s Asian allies together
By The Washington Post
Japan and South Korea are addressing the rising…
➔ iMarco Rubio’s plan to wean America off its China addiction
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Washington needs to get beyond the conversation…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China-US relations: can the downwards spiral be halted? | Editorial
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People once hoped the two powers could forge a…
➔ iIs America’s China Policy Too Hawkish?
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Jessica Chen Weiss on why she thinks competition…
➔ iWhy China Has Sharpened Its Anti-American Rhetoric
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Washington has become a convenient scapegoat for…
➔ iChina Is Pushing Disengagement With the United States Hard
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Beijing paints Washington as an implacable and…
➔ iAs the Rule of Law Disappears, So Do Chinese Dissidents
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The Justice Ministry once praised Gao…
➔ iChina's Open Military Ambitions
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Will Biden’s defense budget match Beijing’s…
➔ iChina’s Ukraine Peace Plan Is Actually About Taiwan
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Beijing’s phony proposal lays bare its…
➔ iDemocrats and Republicans agree on China. That’s a problem.
By The Washington Post
We don’t need more China alarmism. But that’s…
➔ iPutin did the world a favor by suspending Russia’s participation in New START
By The Washington Post
The bipolar world of U.S.-Russia nuclear arms…
➔ iChina becomes a roach motel for foreign investors
By American Thinker
China goes the pariah state route and refuses to…
➔ iSinister TikTok and more: Letters to the Editor — March 5, 2023
By New York Post
Rikki Schlott is right on the mark again in her…
➔ iStanding up to Beijing’s bullying: Turning point for Asian-Americans
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Some 60 protesters demonstrated outside a…
➔ iHow American Journalists Watched China’s COVID-19 Crisis Unfold
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The pandemic’s outbreak brought rare reporting…
➔ iThe Cream Rises to the Top
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State of the Union: China is a world leader in…
➔ iChina Remains the World's Pandemic Risk
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How the first human was infected with Covid is…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"When you are in any contest, you should work as if there were—to the very last minute—a chance to lose it."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes