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China
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.
Indonesia: Railroaded Into Debt By Beijing
A case study of Beijing’s blatant disregard for accepted lending and business practices.
Countering China's Loan Sharking
The Build Back Better World (B3W) plan, which is set to launch as early as 2022, will compete with China's predatory lending.
President Biden Kicks Off A War Of Words
Strategic ambiguity on Taiwan helps the U.S. maintain relationships with both China and Taiwan.
Xi Jinping's Latest Mantra - Common Prosperity
Xi Jinping's vision is to make significant progress toward common prosperity by 2035 and to achieve the goal completely by 2050.
Africa Wisens Up To China's Neo-Colonialism
Africa may have found its voice by standing up to a power like China.
President Biden Faces A "Trust Deficit" Over His Failing Foreign Policy
President Biden's foreign policy needs an overhaul.
Wall Street and Beijing: An Unholy Nexus?
There is much to cause concern regarding the Chinese economy. Yet, why are American investment entities so bullish about its markets?
Paucity Of Power In China
We examine the causes of China's energy crisis and its global implications.
Americans Stand With Taiwan Against China’s Reunification Aspirations
Chinese aggression against Taiwan is jeopardizing the peace in the region. While the threat is likely not imminent, Americans want the U.S. to protect its ally.
I&I/TIPP Poll: The Distrust Of Scientists Is Widespread — Including On COVID Vaccines
A substantial portion of the country distrusts scientists. Is the politicization of science to blame?
Americans Broadly Favor Active Measures To Counter China’s Aggressive Moves Against Taiwan
Adam Savit, the China Program Coordinator at the Center for Security Policy (CSP), discusses the findings of a TIPP Poll on the United States' options for dealing with China's growing push to reclaim Taiwan.
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.
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.