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China Says Foreign Athletes May Face Punishment for Political Statements during Olympics

By Brittany Bernstein 1:00 PM

A Chinese official said that any speech that violates the ‘Olympic spirit’ would be punished.

The Bigger Dilemma for NATO

By Michael Brendan Dougherty 11:50 AM

German voters will increasingly view NATO cooperation as a threat to their household budgets.

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The U.N.’s Delusional Declaration on Nuclear Weapons

By Deb Fischer January 18, 2022

A statement on nuclear-weapon restraint isn’t historic if those who agree to it don’t intend to honor it.

Investor’s Uyghur Comments Are Even Worse Than You’ve Heard

By Jim Geraghty January 18, 2022

Palihapitiya can afford the consequences of standing up for what’s right. He just chooses not to, instead choosing to call standing up to genocide ‘deplorable.’

NBA Team Owner: ‘Nobody Cares’ about Uyghur Genocide

By Brittany Bernstein January 17, 2022

‘You bring it up because you care … The rest of us don’t care. I’m just telling you a very hard, ugly truth,’ he said.

China Closes Beijing Olympics to General Public over Covid-19 Concerns

By Brittany Bernstein January 17, 2022

The decision was made ‘in order to protect the health and safety of Olympic personnel and spectators,’ the organizing committee said.

The Harm in Abiding Small Tyrannies

By Judson Berger January 14, 2022

In advance of the Olympics, China is browbeating any company or country that dares defy it.

U.S. Friends of Hong Kong to Publish Full-Page NYT Ad: ‘Free All the Prisoners of Conscience’

By Jimmy Quinn January 13, 2022

The ad was obtained exclusively by National Review ahead of its publication tomorrow in the New York Times.

Fauci Team Cared More about ‘International Harmony’ Than the Truth

By Jim Geraghty January 13, 2022

Is it the job of a scientist to prioritize ‘international harmony’?