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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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At Least One Credit Rating Agency Gets More Pessimistic About China
S&P Global Ratings has moved from a position of cautious optimism on China’s economy to a firm conclusion that things are going from bad to worse.
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Space Dimensions of the Iran War
In the contest for strategic primacy being waged by China and the United States, there are direct lunar implications for the Iran War.
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Guarding the Front Door While China Uses the Side Entrance to American Education?
Neglecting to apply scrutiny over university–high school partnerships is a mistake.
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Can the US Mop Up the Iranian Regime on the Cheap?
Weakening Iran’s mullahs, decreasing its reach, shackling its military, and supporting freedom—while keeping in mind the U.S. taxpayer—is a big ask.
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Three Administrations Shape the INDOPACOM Strategy
Ships and bases still matter—but wallets and factories may matter even more.
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Chinese Youth Not Buying Into the CCP’s Morality Play
The Chinese Communist Party’s morality is contrary to universal morals developed over the centuries.
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China’s De-Dollarization Push Meets Washington’s Defense of the Dollar
China is trying multiple ways to undermine the dollar to gain financial supremacy.
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Is China the Achilles’ Heel of the US–Israel Defense Pact?
U.S. planners are concerned about potential security breaches, intellectual property theft, and dual-use technology transfers.
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Burma’s Staged Election and Its Real War
Most of the junta’s military hardware and financial support comes from China.
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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.
|
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.
|
At Least One Credit Rating Agency Gets More Pessimistic About China
S&P Global Ratings has moved from a position of cautious optimism on China’s economy to a firm conclusion that things are going from bad to worse.
|
Space Dimensions of the Iran War
In the contest for strategic primacy being waged by China and the United States, there are direct lunar implications for the Iran War.
|
Guarding the Front Door While China Uses the Side Entrance to American Education?
Neglecting to apply scrutiny over university–high school partnerships is a mistake.
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Can the US Mop Up the Iranian Regime on the Cheap?
Weakening Iran’s mullahs, decreasing its reach, shackling its military, and supporting freedom—while keeping in mind the U.S. taxpayer—is a big ask.
|
Three Administrations Shape the INDOPACOM Strategy
Ships and bases still matter—but wallets and factories may matter even more.
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Chinese Youth Not Buying Into the CCP’s Morality Play
The Chinese Communist Party’s morality is contrary to universal morals developed over the centuries.
|
China’s De-Dollarization Push Meets Washington’s Defense of the Dollar
China is trying multiple ways to undermine the dollar to gain financial supremacy.
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Is China the Achilles’ Heel of the US–Israel Defense Pact?
U.S. planners are concerned about potential security breaches, intellectual property theft, and dual-use technology transfers.
|
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Burma’s Staged Election and Its Real War
Most of the junta’s military hardware and financial support comes from China.
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