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Gordon G. Chang, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
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.
China’s leaders look like they are now panicking over population decline.
The United States let its Compact of Free Association with the Marshall Islands expire Sept. 30, the end of the last federal fiscal year.
The nature of their regimes makes the formation of durable, long-term relationships impossible.