Alex Azar on Taiwan’s Coronavirus Response
Azar’s visit served to provide U.S. assurances that it would stick with its partner.
More on TikTok, Transparency, and National Security
The latest Wall Street Journal report is further confirmation that TikTok’s activity calls for a different response.
The Latest U.S. Sanctions Targeting the Chinese Communist Party Have Some Teeth
The U.S. sanctions regime has hit a vulnerable point in a true CCP atrocity: its mass slave-labor scheme in Xinjiang.
On the Trump Administration’s Case Against WeChat
President Trump last night issued executive orders that would effectively ban TikTok and WeChat, two Chinese apps, from the United States in 45 days.
Twitter Takes Another Swing at CCP Disinformation, Whiffs Again
Affixing labels that more clearly show the affiliations of state-backed accounts is a good step, but it does not cut to the core of the problem.
Bolton Questions Whether Trump Will Keep Tough China Measures in Place
What Trump will do about China in a second term — and what Biden might do in a first term, for that matter — is anyone’s guess.
Trump vs. TikTok: An Opening Salvo against Chinese Tech
The American crackdown on the popular social-media app has invited specious comparisons to China's model of censorship.
Mark Zuckerberg Continues Facebook’s Turn against China
Whether out of opportunism or sincere concern for Internet freedom, the social-media magnate has begun to more forcefully condemn the Chinese government.
How Europe Is Fighting Chinese Influence
And what it still must do. It needs to be smart as well as tough.
The Latest Research on Beijing’s Concentration-Camp Lies
The situation in Xinjiang represents one of this century’s most widespread mass atrocities, and the Chinese Communist Party is covering it up.