How Afghanistan withdrawal could lead to a harder policy against China
Biden is getting attacked on all sides for putting its ‘credibility’ on the Taiwan issue at risk. Will he cave to it?
Biden is getting attacked on all sides for putting its ‘credibility’ on the Taiwan issue at risk. Will he cave to it?
The U.S. must find ways of advocating for basic democratic principles without using them as a cudgel to bash Beijing.
Panicking over this development would just encourage Beijing to increase its arsenal more than it already is.
All this suggests that after a wind-down of the GWOT, we may just be swapping one boogeyman for another.
What’s clear from their overheated rhetoric is they desperately want there to be an arms race. To what end, we can only imagine.
Looks like the maximum pressure campaign is doing nothing but push America’s ‘enemies’ together.
A more thorough understanding and less Manichean rhetoric will help us confront our very real challenges with Beijing.
A new report proposes the US-India relationship could thrive with a non-military, regional balancing approach instead.
Two hearings this week revealed quite a bit of open-ended threat inflation and an embrace of military deterrence as the only solution.
A pair of national polls reveal approval ratings at historic lows, reflecting growing support for confrontation with Beijing.
His team has so far sounded more like Trump than the departure from the past it promised during the campaign.
His call for a comprehensive strategy is welcome, but putting the DoD out front looks like he’s still favoring military-led solutions.
The Trump’s administration has left the new White House at a crossroads: keep poking Beijing or bring balance back to the situation.
By signaling greater support for Taipei’s independence, Washington is risking the island’s safety and 40-years of Sino-U.S. peace.
When it comes to China conflict, the United States will find that it’s a leader with few followers.