China - First In Line To Welcome The Taliban
What's behind China's prompt welcome of the Taliban? A look at how Afghanistan’s troubles affect China and its hegemonic plans.
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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.
More Than Half Of Americans Believe China Influences American Politics And Decision-Making
Adam Savit, China Program Coordinator and Deputy Director for Congressional and Public Affairs at the Center for Security Policy, discusses how China's influence network influences American politics and decision-making.
What Goes Into Making EV Batteries? And How Does Howard Hughes Tie Into It?
In a two-part series, Robert Austin writes about the challenges in front of carmakers as they accelerate the shift to electric vehicles. In the second part, he addresses how the engineer/aviator/filmmaker may have been the pioneer in the field.
BRI: The Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway
In the second installment of the Belt Road Initiative series, Justin Du discusses the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway, which will likely aid China's quest for control of Africa's natural resources.
Poll: Almost Two-Thirds Of Americans Believe China Should Pay Reparations For The Pandemic
Michael Waller, Senior Analyst for Strategy at the Center for Security Policy, examines the findings of a CSP/TIPP Poll on pandemic reparations.
The Calculus Behind China's Belt and Road Initiative
This is the first installment in a multi-part series by Justin Du, an analyst of geopolitics and economics focused on China. The series aims to increase understanding of the Belt and Road Initiative by contrasting Chinese and non-Chinese perspectives.
Americans Favor Trade-Off On China’s Militarization
Americans want to use trade to reign In China's aggressive military actions.
Is Trade A Tool For Pressuring China To Improve Human Rights?
China’s human rights violations in Hong Kong, Taiwan and against Uyghur have drawn criticism. Trade may be a tool to force China’s hand.
85% Favor More Initiatives To Counter Russia's And China's Vax Diplomacy
Most Americans want the United States to counter Russia's and China's vaccine diplomacy.
Who Do You Believe On Where It Came From?
Who do Americans trust about the origins of Coronavirus? An investigation by tippinsights.
44% Believe Coronavirus Is Manmade & Half Of Them Say It Was Intentionally Released
What do Americans think about the coronavirus's origin? A TIPP Poll looks into it.
Where Do Americans Stand On Vaccine Diplomacy?
Most Americans want the United States to provide vaccines and medical supplies to other countries. The action will assist the United States in countering recent efforts by China and Russia to expand their soft power.
What You Need To Know To Understand China's Hegemonic Designs In The South China Sea
This article covers everything you need to know about the South China Sea, the epicenter of geopolitical tensions.
China Favorability Drops In April
The TIPP China Favorability Index slips in April. Only 36% give President Biden an A or B for his handling of China.
Backgrounder: China-Taiwan
This article discusses how Americans feel about China's treatment of Taiwan. It also discusses why the China-Taiwan relationship is important and provides a thorough background on the subject.
America’s China Policy And Public Opinion
In this article, we summarize the recent I.C. report, Biden's public statements about China, and American public opinion on US-China policy.