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The United States and allies should preempt the strategy before preemption causes a nuclear war.
Part 1: Recent official data point to a growing number of warning signs that China’s banking sector is entering a period of heightened financial stress.
Part one of a three-part series on Beijing’s new assimilation law.
Beijing has decided to change its hukou system of worker registration. Reform will help but not enough to meet all China’s needs.
A generation ago, China feared having too many babies—today, it fears not having enough.
Hackers and terrorists can use the country’s leading free model for malign ends.
The new head of China’s Central Party School may seek to emulate North Korea’s model of cadre training after visiting the school’s counterpart in Pyongyang.
Berlin criticizes the regime’s undervalued currency, state subsidies, and security threats, and proposes joint defensive actions by leading democracies.
The April–May surge in China’s exports does not mean Beijing has beaten Trump’s tariffs. This strength will fade, but new aspects do promise durability.
Creative strategies like a naval blockade, allied tripwire, and independent nuclear deterrent should be under consideration.
Only weeks after the summit with the United States, Beijing is tightening trade and market access—but he’s not the only one doing so.
