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David W. WangWashington Examiner |
Twenty years ago, Americans asked about China the way one asks about a fast-rising newcomer: How big a market will it become, and how much can the...
BRICS was formed to counterbalance the G7. While the G7 holds its annual summit in May, BRICS holds its own each September. This past weekend, leaders...
In 1994, China connected to the global internet for the first time. Thirty-two years later, the country has built the largest online population on...
Every nation has problems. That much is banal. What is not banal is the nature of those problems — and that distinction is the real dividing line....
Three recent major geopolitical confrontations teach a consistent lesson: overwhelming military power alone cannot produce the desired political...
When the George W. Bush administration launched the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq more than two decades ago, China found itself in an extraordinarily...
Is there a war going on between the United States and China right now? Yes — but not the kind we’re used to labeling. There is no hot war in sight...
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