Thinking About China

Sounding much like the Trump administration, the Europeans are putting trade restraints on Beijing to force change.

Part 2: The CCP resembles a war machine, with its political system, industrial apparatus, and cultural mechanisms operating in wartime mode at all times.

Beyond experimental trials, the Chinese regime also claims a history of successfully using weather modification in real-world scenarios.

Washington pressures Vietnam to reduce its China connections, threatening huge tariffs.

Even as it leads the world in ’renewable' energy, China consumes more than half of the world’s coal and is building more coal-fired power plants.

China’s aim is not only to catch up with the West, but to surpass it, in hopes of controlling future standards of global innovation.

China’s economy faces various challenges that are not often reported by Western media.

Part 1: The mindset of unrestricted warfare is embedded in the very DNA of the Chinese Communist Party, as it seeks to overturn the entire traditional order.

The CCP is accelerating the widespread integration of AI-driven robots throughout Chinese society.

China is just one or two years behind the United States in AI tech. Every little bit counts.

While Beijing and Washington maneuver, Chinese officials needs to attend to equally difficult economic problems at home.

Sounding much like the Trump administration, the Europeans are putting trade restraints on Beijing to force change.

Part 2: The CCP resembles a war machine, with its political system, industrial apparatus, and cultural mechanisms operating in wartime mode at all times.

Beyond experimental trials, the Chinese regime also claims a history of successfully using weather modification in real-world scenarios.

Washington pressures Vietnam to reduce its China connections, threatening huge tariffs.

Even as it leads the world in ’renewable' energy, China consumes more than half of the world’s coal and is building more coal-fired power plants.

China’s aim is not only to catch up with the West, but to surpass it, in hopes of controlling future standards of global innovation.

China’s economy faces various challenges that are not often reported by Western media.

Part 1: The mindset of unrestricted warfare is embedded in the very DNA of the Chinese Communist Party, as it seeks to overturn the entire traditional order.

The CCP is accelerating the widespread integration of AI-driven robots throughout Chinese society.

China is just one or two years behind the United States in AI tech. Every little bit counts.

While Beijing and Washington maneuver, Chinese officials needs to attend to equally difficult economic problems at home.