Soft Power

China values its national interests, including sovereignty, over its international image.

Before reforming U.S. international broadcasting, Congress must decide what its objectives are first.

Soft power won't solve all problems for these East Asian neighbors, but it can ease the path away from brinksmanship.

Relief efforts don’t have to be completely altruistic, but interests shouldn’t dictate action.

Forget soft power. China’s paltry response shows the region its focus is hard power.

The unbelievably small amount of aid Beijing is offering Manila marks a new era of sneer diplomacy.

A new video by PLA generals suggest that some in the CCP are eager for a Cold War with Washington.

The Gaoxin-7 will enhance the PLA’s PSYOP capabilities, which can be used on Taiwan and in the South China Sea.

Chinese tourists anger North Koreans by tossing candy to children “like they’re feeding ducks.” Tuesday China links.

China is hoping to put a new face on its investments in Myanmar. Will history continue to haunt it?

Soft Power is widely misunderstood– military and economic capabilities can be important soft power assets.

A new poll finds that while the West believes China will be the most powerful country, others harbor doubts.