TikTok – The Trojan Threatening America
Americans must protect their identity and personal information online.
China is a leading geopolitical competitor of the United States. As China's strength increases, it must comply with high standards of human rights and treatment of other Asian and global nations. We will provide our readers with American perspectives on trade, intellectual property, and technology transfer between the two countries.
Americans must protect their identity and personal information online.
China is preparing to challenge America's position and dominance.
Despite President Xi's smooth transition into his historic third term, the people appear to be bracing for a showdown with the leadership.
U.S. National Defense Strategy document lays down plans on how the nation is gearing up to face the threat posed by China and Russia.
Finally, the United States employs strategies to slow China's ambition to dominate the semiconductor industry.
Just seven men vying for membership in the Chinese Communist Party’s all-powerful Politburo Standing Committee will lead the world’s second-largest economy.
The leader remains an enigma on the world stage.
President Xi’s dream project, BRI, is turning out to be a white elephant. Though unlikely to be abandoned immediately, its initiative is undergoing a silent overhaul.
China touts the regime's low COVID death toll as proof of its "success" in containing the pandemic on the Chinese mainland.
Nineteen countries voted not to debate a UN report that called China's treatment of ethnic minorities in Xinjiang "crimes against humanity."
International cooperation is needed to combat Beijing's shadow government operations abroad.
A 105-year-old party senior delivers Xi a message. Reform and opening up is China's only route, argues Song Ping.