Thinking About China

Zambia’s limited use of the yuan highlights the myth of de-dollarization.

Because many rightly suspect the veracity of Beijing’s statistics, a look at local government announcements can shed new light on China’s weak economy.

This verdict marks a defining moment in Hong Kong’s long struggle between truth and tyranny.

Proxy malware on the devices of millions of unsuspecting Americans was removed. But more must be done.

How does Xi Jinping’s purges reshape the Taiwan calculus?

Having acknowledged that its need to correct the economy’s supply-demand imbalance, Beijing nonetheless has chosen policies that will exacerbate the problem.

Takaichi understands that Japan’s strategic interests depend on a close relationship with America.

Beijing got some good economic news for a change, but neither piece of information suggests a fundamental improvement in China’s economic situation.

NCCs must not become legal bludgeons against workers that insulate corporations from healthy competition or retain workers through coercion.

For everyone watching China’s rise at sea, the Yellow Sea dispute is a preview, not a sideshow.

From Galápagos to Ghana to the West Philippine Sea, it is clear that China’s fishing fleet is being used as an instrument of power.

The minerals aren’t rare. China’s marginal advantage is a willingness to accept human and environmental costs other nations eschewed.

For the CCP, the internet is the battlefield, information is a weapon, and continued political power is their plunder.

Are the Chinese people going on a baby strike?

Zambia’s limited use of the yuan highlights the myth of de-dollarization.

Because many rightly suspect the veracity of Beijing’s statistics, a look at local government announcements can shed new light on China’s weak economy.

This verdict marks a defining moment in Hong Kong’s long struggle between truth and tyranny.

Proxy malware on the devices of millions of unsuspecting Americans was removed. But more must be done.

How does Xi Jinping’s purges reshape the Taiwan calculus?

Having acknowledged that its need to correct the economy’s supply-demand imbalance, Beijing nonetheless has chosen policies that will exacerbate the problem.

Takaichi understands that Japan’s strategic interests depend on a close relationship with America.

Beijing got some good economic news for a change, but neither piece of information suggests a fundamental improvement in China’s economic situation.

NCCs must not become legal bludgeons against workers that insulate corporations from healthy competition or retain workers through coercion.

For everyone watching China’s rise at sea, the Yellow Sea dispute is a preview, not a sideshow.

From Galápagos to Ghana to the West Philippine Sea, it is clear that China’s fishing fleet is being used as an instrument of power.

The minerals aren’t rare. China’s marginal advantage is a willingness to accept human and environmental costs other nations eschewed.

For the CCP, the internet is the battlefield, information is a weapon, and continued political power is their plunder.

Are the Chinese people going on a baby strike?