Thinking About China

China has reached a point in its development in which the old ways—methods that, for decades, produced high growth rates—no longer work.

Many Iranians welcome the prospect of U.S. military action to remove the regime.

Questions keep surfacing after reports of China-linked labs discovered in U.S. cities and growing concern over Beijing’s strategic ambitions.

Why Xi Jinping’s purges make the Chinese military brittle.

Beijing has chosen a centralized approach to the creation of technological advances, raising many questions about the ultimate success of the effort.

Washington and Manila are quietly building up the Philippine military in face of rising threat from China.

Experts warn that continued delays risk undermining deterrence as China’s military spending continues to dwarf Taiwan’s.

Expect big changes in Japan under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Anti-ICE protests could easily have been ‘Made in China.’

Investment alone won’t deliver the economic rebound Beijing wants.

The time has come for Western European governments to decide what kind of business and strategic relationships they want for the foreseeable future.

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

China has reached a point in its development in which the old ways—methods that, for decades, produced high growth rates—no longer work.

Many Iranians welcome the prospect of U.S. military action to remove the regime.

Questions keep surfacing after reports of China-linked labs discovered in U.S. cities and growing concern over Beijing’s strategic ambitions.

Why Xi Jinping’s purges make the Chinese military brittle.

Beijing has chosen a centralized approach to the creation of technological advances, raising many questions about the ultimate success of the effort.

Washington and Manila are quietly building up the Philippine military in face of rising threat from China.

Experts warn that continued delays risk undermining deterrence as China’s military spending continues to dwarf Taiwan’s.

Expect big changes in Japan under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Anti-ICE protests could easily have been ‘Made in China.’

Investment alone won’t deliver the economic rebound Beijing wants.

The time has come for Western European governments to decide what kind of business and strategic relationships they want for the foreseeable future.

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