The Chinese Communist Party at 100: Back to the future?
The party has maintained its legitimacy by providing stability, prestige, and economic growth. Yet its very success has unleashed challenges to its rule.
The party has maintained its legitimacy by providing stability, prestige, and economic growth. Yet its very success has unleashed challenges to its rule.
The CCP’s 100th anniversary is a time for honest reflection. For starters, Washington should not try to emulate it in order to beat it.
Each time they lash out aggressively or pick fights they do the hawks’ bidding, making it easier to stoke resistance and anti-Beijing sentiment.
The chance to present Beijing as a leader in combating climate change seemed to play a role in Xi Jinping’s decision.
It’s using China to compete hard with the Navy and Air Force for funds and relevance — but without a real strategy.
Future cooperation between these major carbon producing powers is essential, and frankly, would be refreshing.
A pair of national polls reveal approval ratings at historic lows, reflecting growing support for confrontation with Beijing.
Blinken agrees with his predecessor’s description of what the Chinese are doing to the Muslims in Xinjiang. The question is what to do about it
The Trump’s administration has left the new White House at a crossroads: keep poking Beijing or bring balance back to the situation.
Trump’s policy on the systematic oppression of China’s Muslim minority was far too muddy.