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Persian Gulf Troubles Creating Economic Problems for China
Though on the surface China’s economy seems to be coping well with the fallout from the contest in the Persian Gulf, cracks have appeared.
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The United States Needs New Tariff Laws Against China
Empower the U.S. president with rapid tariff authority for America’s existential competition with the CCP.
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From Tiananmen to Iran: Different Regimes, Same Logic of Evil
What happened in 1989 did not end in Beijing—and it is not confined to China.
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China Seeks Extraterritorial Control Over US Sanctions
The rubber hits the road over a nuclear Iran. Will global companies comply with Washington or buckle to Beijing?
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Industrial Profits in China Get a Lift—Is It Sustainable?
Though Chinese industry enjoyed a profits surge in March, it was uneven and looks likely to be short lived.
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Scientific Freedom and the Totalitarian Threat
The case of a Harvard chemist defecting to China indicates a need for tougher laws.
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Is There More Risk Than Reward in the US–China Summit?
Neither leader can afford to look weak in the face of an escalating war in which Beijing is already deeply committed to Iran.
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EV Adoption Risks a China-Controlled Battery Crisis
A global battery shock could be worse than the oil crisis.
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Shen Yun’s Return to Toronto a Triumph Over the CCP’s Intimidation Tactics
When a foreign dictatorship can interfere with cultural expression in Canada, it constitutes a brazen violation of Canadian sovereignty.
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China’s Cash Home Buyers Undermining the American Dream
China leads the foreign rush to buy single-family homes in the United States.
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US–China Strategic Tensions and Summit Maneuvering: Economics and Tariffs
How much leverage does Washington still have when one of Trump’s favorite instruments of pressure has been narrowed by the courts?
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China’s Dual-Use Maritime Fleet: Commercial Proxies Cheaply Multiply China’s Sealift Capacity
Part II covers vessels supporting the People’s Armed Forces Maritime Militia and concludes with an integrated operational assessment of the commercial fleet.
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Persian Gulf Troubles Creating Economic Problems for China
Though on the surface China’s economy seems to be coping well with the fallout from the contest in the Persian Gulf, cracks have appeared.
|
The United States Needs New Tariff Laws Against China
Empower the U.S. president with rapid tariff authority for America’s existential competition with the CCP.
|
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From Tiananmen to Iran: Different Regimes, Same Logic of Evil
What happened in 1989 did not end in Beijing—and it is not confined to China.
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China Seeks Extraterritorial Control Over US Sanctions
The rubber hits the road over a nuclear Iran. Will global companies comply with Washington or buckle to Beijing?
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Industrial Profits in China Get a Lift—Is It Sustainable?
Though Chinese industry enjoyed a profits surge in March, it was uneven and looks likely to be short lived.
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Scientific Freedom and the Totalitarian Threat
The case of a Harvard chemist defecting to China indicates a need for tougher laws.
|
Is There More Risk Than Reward in the US–China Summit?
Neither leader can afford to look weak in the face of an escalating war in which Beijing is already deeply committed to Iran.
|
EV Adoption Risks a China-Controlled Battery Crisis
A global battery shock could be worse than the oil crisis.
|
Shen Yun’s Return to Toronto a Triumph Over the CCP’s Intimidation Tactics
When a foreign dictatorship can interfere with cultural expression in Canada, it constitutes a brazen violation of Canadian sovereignty.
|
China’s Cash Home Buyers Undermining the American Dream
China leads the foreign rush to buy single-family homes in the United States.
|
US–China Strategic Tensions and Summit Maneuvering: Economics and Tariffs
How much leverage does Washington still have when one of Trump’s favorite instruments of pressure has been narrowed by the courts?
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China’s Dual-Use Maritime Fleet: Commercial Proxies Cheaply Multiply China’s Sealift Capacity
Part II covers vessels supporting the People’s Armed Forces Maritime Militia and concludes with an integrated operational assessment of the commercial fleet.
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