Thinking About China

To justify attacking Falun Gong practitioners, Beijing has found it necessary to perpetuate lies and mischaracterizations of the practice.

Part 2: The United States must fully recognize the CCP’s ambition to defeat it and take preemptive measures to defend the American people.

The drop in the amount of outward investment from China speaks in yet another way to the country’s broader economic and financial problems.

As tensions between Washington and Beijing escalate, foreign executives and U.S. nationals are finding themselves detained or subject to exit bans.

Part 1: The United States should develop the ‘Golden Dome’ and strengthen cyber defenses to counter China’s space warfare capabilities.

High youth unemployment and negative social trends highlight a growing disconnect between Beijing’s military mobilization goals and economic ambition.

A recent survey shows that wealthier Chinese are growing more pessimistic about the economy, making it harder for Beijing to find effective solutions.

The Chinese regime’s escalating maritime aggression demands a unified regional response—something far more decisive than what we’ve seen so far.

Beijing’s ambition to position the yuan as a powerful currency in global trade is facing renewed pressure.

A recent real-world test of autonomous driving systems in China showed that domestic brands are prone to failure in critical safety situations.

Some U.S. universities prioritize research partnerships and funding pipelines over security protocols.

Behind the impressive record of rapid industrialization lies a system distorted by state subsidies, overregulation, and artificial incentives.

To justify attacking Falun Gong practitioners, Beijing has found it necessary to perpetuate lies and mischaracterizations of the practice.

Part 2: The United States must fully recognize the CCP’s ambition to defeat it and take preemptive measures to defend the American people.

The drop in the amount of outward investment from China speaks in yet another way to the country’s broader economic and financial problems.

As tensions between Washington and Beijing escalate, foreign executives and U.S. nationals are finding themselves detained or subject to exit bans.

Part 1: The United States should develop the ‘Golden Dome’ and strengthen cyber defenses to counter China’s space warfare capabilities.

High youth unemployment and negative social trends highlight a growing disconnect between Beijing’s military mobilization goals and economic ambition.

A recent survey shows that wealthier Chinese are growing more pessimistic about the economy, making it harder for Beijing to find effective solutions.

The Chinese regime’s escalating maritime aggression demands a unified regional response—something far more decisive than what we’ve seen so far.

Beijing’s ambition to position the yuan as a powerful currency in global trade is facing renewed pressure.

A recent real-world test of autonomous driving systems in China showed that domestic brands are prone to failure in critical safety situations.

Some U.S. universities prioritize research partnerships and funding pipelines over security protocols.

Behind the impressive record of rapid industrialization lies a system distorted by state subsidies, overregulation, and artificial incentives.