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What Are America’s Interests in Hong Kong?

What Are America’s Interests in Hong Kong?

By Jin Kai
The hardnosed new U.S. approach to Hong Kong may actually end up undermining U.S. interests in the region.
Trump’s Anti-China Rhetoric Aimed at Boosting US Leverage

Trump’s Anti-China Rhetoric Aimed at Boosting US Leverage

By Associated Press
The Trump administration’s efforts to condemn China for covering up the spread of the pandemic have intensified.

8 Chinese Arguments Against Western ‘Hubris’ and Why They Fail

8 Chinese Arguments Against Western ‘Hubris’ and Why They Fail

By Denny Roy
It may be premature to assess a decline of the West.

To Hold China Accountable for Delayed COVID-19 Action, Target the ‘Great Firewall’

To Hold China Accountable for Delayed COVID-19 Action, Target the ‘Great Firewall’

By Michael Sobolik
Washington must address the root causes of China’s propensity to obscure the origins of the new coronavirus

What’s Behind US ‘Concerns’ About Possible Chinese Nuclear Testing?

What’s Behind US ‘Concerns’ About Possible Chinese Nuclear Testing?

By Ankit Panda
The U.S. State Department has raised concerns about possible Chinese nuclear testing activity. What’s really going on?
An Open Letter to the People of the United States From 100 Chinese Scholars

An Open Letter to the People of the United States From 100 Chinese Scholars

“Facing the most dangerous infectious disease in a century, politicized criticisms help neither China, the U.S., nor the world to curb the spread of the virus.”

Countering China’s Laser Offensive

Countering China’s Laser Offensive

By Patrick M. Cronin and Ryan D. Neuhard
China’s military and paramilitary forces have been employing lasers with increasing frequency since at least 2018.
Can Taiwan Benefit From China’s Ouster of US Journalists?

Can Taiwan Benefit From China’s Ouster of US Journalists?

By Chauncey Jung
China has turned its back on American journalists. That’s an opportunity for Taiwan to shine.

Character and Leadership: COVID-19 in US-China Relations

Character and Leadership: COVID-19 in US-China Relations

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Admiral James Stavridis (U.S. Navy, Ret.).

Trump’s COVID-19 Blame Game

Trump’s COVID-19 Blame Game

By Chi Wang
Trump’s “Chinese virus” rhetoric is politically motivated, but diplomatically damaging.

China Moves to Expel Over a Dozen US Journalists

China Moves to Expel Over a Dozen US Journalists

By Associated Press
The largest expulsion of foreign journalists from China in recent memory highlights a steep decline in U.S.-China relations.
On China, COVID-19, and Conspiracy Theories

On China, COVID-19, and Conspiracy Theories

By Mu Chunshan
As US-China relations continue to worsen, many Chinese are seizing on the narrative that the new coronavirus started in America.

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