China and India’s Deadly Border Dispute: Why We Should Worry
The two nuclear nations have a long history of mistrust and hostility, and economic interdependence may no longer restrain them.
Chinese Students Become the Latest Pawn of the Great-Power Competition
Punishing Chinese students for the sins of the CCP is not only unfair, but it also plays into the hands of the CCP’s propaganda.
Traditional Chinese Medicine as Soft-Power Play
There’s a reason Xi Jinping is promoting it.
Coronavirus and China’s Missing Citizen Journalists
They were detained for telling the truth about the coronavirus.
Happy Subjects No More
As the coronavirus continues to spread, the Chinese people reevaluate their social contract with the Communist Party.
Taiwan’s Presidential Election Highlights the Failure of China’s Aggressive Foreign Meddling
President Tsai Ing-wen’s landslide reelection victory is a huge blow to Beijing’s ambitions.
By Bending the Knee to China, Corporate America Endangers Democracy
If Hong Kong teenagers and cartoon characters are all there is between us and an authoritarian regime, we are in big trouble.
The End of Hong Kong as We Know It
However the current crisis ends, the city will never be the same, and that’s a tragedy of historic proportions.
Wolf Warrior II Tells Us a Lot about China
The movie is a window into state propaganda – and the population’s beliefs, too.
Thirty Years after Tiananmen, China Is Still Unwilling to Tell the Truth
For the massacre’s victims, and for those whom an increasingly aggressive, totalitarian Beijing would victimize in the future, we must remember June 4, 1989.