Thinking About China

Tiny interest rate cuts of the kind delivered by the People’s Bank of China fall far short of what the country needs.

Texas’s recent legislative action represents a significant step to strengthen deterrents against Beijing’s transnational repression.

Understanding the meaning behind communist China’s accelerating militarism is crucial for grasping the CCP’s intentions in 2025 and beyond.

Tough trade talks could lead Beijing to threaten de-dollarization or sell U.S. Treasury debt to gain concessions from Washington.

Shen Yun not only has to overcome the financial challenges the industry faces, but also faces ongoing sabotage attempts by the communist regime in China.

Such frank talk about the possible impact on a community around a U.S. military base, in the event of a war with China over Taiwan, is rare.

China’s economy is rapidly approaching the point of no return.

Beijing keeps housing prices artificially high to counter the impact of the trade war.

Overseas dam projects backed by Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative have largely turned out to be unprofitable ventures.

The uncertain tariff situation with the U.S. seems to have impelled Beijing to reach out to other regions of the world, most pointedly Latin America.