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The Severe Flaws of Unrestricted Warfare
At first glance, unrestricted warfare appears strong, yet it is highly flawed, and eventually the ‘strong’ horse will likely collapse from exhaustion.
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Beijing, Oil Flows, and the War in the Middle East
China can withstand the loss of Iranian oil but not without cost.
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The US Needs Tougher National Laws Against CCP Influence
California, New York, and Illinois are highly vulnerable.
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How the US Can End Iran’s Oil Chokehold
Iranian and Chinese ships get through the Strait of Hormuz, but few others.
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Beijing’s Ballyhooed Digital Yuan Has Disappointed, at Least so Far
A slow start for China’s digital yuan may not spell doom for Beijing’s monetary ambitions, but it does point to significant difficulties.
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The Iran War’s Hidden Casualty: Taiwan?
While Washington is engaged in one war, Beijing is studying—and calculating.
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The Price of Truth in Hong Kong
The imprisonment of Jimmy Lai at the age of 78 casts a long shadow over Hong Kong’s future.
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Convergence of Events and Disastrous Policies Threaten the CCP
Beneath the Chinese Communist Party’s carefully managed image lies a series of structural challenges that may imperil its survival.
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Chinese Regime’s Missiles Terrorize the Middle East
The United States has been tracking China’s missile technology assistance and missile sales to Iran since the mid-1980s.
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The CIA’s ‘Agents of Change’ Digital Ad Campaign Inside China
A new front in the quiet war as Washington takes propaganda warfare to Beijing.
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How the Iran War and US Policy Are Reshaping—and Threatening—China’s Economy
New energy shocks from the Middle East are accelerating structural changes inside China’s energy grid.
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Dragon-Proof American Foreign Policy Forged in Fire, Burns China
Xi Jinping’s grand schemes are suffering severe blows.
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The Severe Flaws of Unrestricted Warfare
At first glance, unrestricted warfare appears strong, yet it is highly flawed, and eventually the ‘strong’ horse will likely collapse from exhaustion.
|
Beijing, Oil Flows, and the War in the Middle East
China can withstand the loss of Iranian oil but not without cost.
|
The US Needs Tougher National Laws Against CCP Influence
California, New York, and Illinois are highly vulnerable.
|
How the US Can End Iran’s Oil Chokehold
Iranian and Chinese ships get through the Strait of Hormuz, but few others.
|
Beijing’s Ballyhooed Digital Yuan Has Disappointed, at Least so Far
A slow start for China’s digital yuan may not spell doom for Beijing’s monetary ambitions, but it does point to significant difficulties.
|
The Iran War’s Hidden Casualty: Taiwan?
While Washington is engaged in one war, Beijing is studying—and calculating.
|
The Price of Truth in Hong Kong
The imprisonment of Jimmy Lai at the age of 78 casts a long shadow over Hong Kong’s future.
|
Convergence of Events and Disastrous Policies Threaten the CCP
Beneath the Chinese Communist Party’s carefully managed image lies a series of structural challenges that may imperil its survival.
|
Chinese Regime’s Missiles Terrorize the Middle East
The United States has been tracking China’s missile technology assistance and missile sales to Iran since the mid-1980s.
|
The CIA’s ‘Agents of Change’ Digital Ad Campaign Inside China
A new front in the quiet war as Washington takes propaganda warfare to Beijing.
|
How the Iran War and US Policy Are Reshaping—and Threatening—China’s Economy
New energy shocks from the Middle East are accelerating structural changes inside China’s energy grid.
|
Dragon-Proof American Foreign Policy Forged in Fire, Burns China
Xi Jinping’s grand schemes are suffering severe blows.
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