China

Stopping the new Cold War with China, before it’s too late

September 17, 2021 By Joe Sims

The Biden administration has been described as potentially transformative, equaling Lyndon B. Johnson’s years and possibly even rivaling Franklin D. Roosevelt’s tenure. While it’s still early, such comparisons may not be far off, considering the possible...

U.S. and U.K.’s nuclear submarine pact with Australia targets China

September 17, 2021 By C.J. Atkins

The deal—the latest escalation in Washington’s new Cold War against China—threatens a regional arms race.

Socialism before shareholders: China reins in big tech’s unchecked power

August 25, 2021 By C.J. Atkins

A massive new regulatory campaign has Wall Street worried that China might be serious about pursuing prosperity for all its people.

Taliban victory encourages jihadist terrorists in Pakistan and China’s Xinjiang

August 20, 2021 By Steve Sweeney

Groups including ISIS and the East Turkmenistan Islamic Movement in Xinjiang will gain confidence following events in Afghanistan, says Communist Party of Pakistan leader.

‘Dead Pigs’: Where do they come from and where do they go?

August 11, 2021 By Michael Berkowitz

“The Sixth Generation” of Chinese filmmakers continue to shed light on the social maladies that have accompanied their nation’s shift toward a self-described “socialist market economy.”