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Gordon G. Chang, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
America’s commitment is certainly ironclad, but with a leftist in charge, South Korea’s embrace of the alliance will not be.
Xi Jinping is almost surely comfortable with Vladimir Putin’s threats to use his most destructive weapons against Ukraine.
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India is becoming more important, something not good for China.
Washington has to be concerned that Beijing sees an opportunity to deny or at least restrict Middle East energy to others.
Xi has obviously decided to risk war with an American treaty ally, which means he is prepared to wage war against America.
South Korea, thanks to Kim Yong-hyun, is now a test for Washington — and the world’s nonproliferation regime.
In March, President Joe Biden ordered the Pentagon to get ready for coordinated nuclear confrontations with Russia, China and North Korea.
Washington has to prepare for a multitheater war in East Asia as China and North Korea, plus friend Russia, join together as comrades in battle.
A debt crisis is coming, and it is bound to be the biggest in decades.
This is a moment when America can make headway on the continent because African leaders are also upset about China’s unfulfilled pledges.
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When it comes to trade wars, trade-surplus countries cannot prevail over trade-deficit countries.
China will soon have to decide what is more important: Selling to the EU or supporting Russia’s war efforts.
America’s repeated attempts to promote dialogue feed Beijing’s already inflated sense of self-importance.
The country’s economy is crumbling fast, and Xi Jinping, the mighty leader, is determined to take China in the wrong direction.
Congress is failing to honor America’s financial commitments to America’s closest allies, turning important friends into castaways.
There is no question that there has been a shift in tone and substance from Pyongyang.
Critical infrastructure in the U.S. contains industrial control systems that are known to be easy targets for cyber attackers.