A Confident Xi Heads To Washington.
A confident Xi Jinping heads to Washington DC in a better position than he found himself in on his last visti almost a decade ago.
Soy Bean Farmers In Trouble.
Soybean farmers are in trouble with China refusing to purchase their harvested crops.
The Chinese Population Decline Will Have Broad Implications.
China can’t stabilize its population despite extraordinary efforts to encourage more births.
Xi To Meet Biden, Hoping To Halt American Divorce.
China is an economic conundrum and hopes to re-engage with America economically to alleviate some financial stress.
US V. Chinese Spy Battle In Overdrive.
US and China are ramping up their efforts to spy on each other in new and innovative ways such as developing AI spy tools in order to gain advantages.
China On Balloon Defensive.
China was caught off guard by the detection of the balloon that originate in the PRC causing an diplomatic conundrum.
A Shrinking China With Global Implications.
China’s population is not rapidly aging and as a result it is shrinking very fast with massive implications around the Globe.
Xi Jinping Went From Undisputed Dictator To Embattled Ruler In 6 Weeks.
Xi Jinping is in a difficult position with his unpopular 0 Covid policy that has led to widespread discontent throughout the nation.
Pelosi’s Taiwan Touchdown.
Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan in a direct defiance of warnings from Beijing.
Shanghai Begins News Covid Lockdown.
China’s is beginning a new Covid lockdown in Shanghai under the nation’s 0 tolerance policy.
Large Chinese Company’s Downward Spiral Causes Headache For Beijing.
Evergrande, a large Chinese company is having great difficulty paying its bills which is causing trouble for Beijing.
China Doubles Down On Strict Covid Quarantines.
China continues to implement a 0 Covid policy that uses strict quarantines whenever even 1 case of Covid-19 is detected.
China Looms Large Over G-7.
China is looming over the G-7 as its ascendant power is being felt in every corner of the globe.
Zoom Bows To Pressure From Beijing.
Zoom, like countless other tech companies, has accommodated China’s censorship laws.