The creeping authoritarianism of facial recognition
The same technology that Russia uses to keep its people in line has come to America
The same technology that Russia uses to keep its people in line has come to America
There has been no serious debate over whether Taiwan, a rapidly aging society, can defend itself
The idea that Putin’s incursion into Ukraine sends Beijing a signal simply doesn’t hold up
The president was outdone by Boris and Macron, while China spun and sneered
Only in America can the privileged claim victimhood while excusing the Chinese Communist Party
America has a historic opportunity to co-opt India
Rather than abase itself for America’s attention, India should take responsibility for its own security and prosperity
At least Mao had a personality to make a cult out of. Dour, humorless Xi is a harder sell
The spirit of appeasement is felt across the world as we turn a blind eye to China’s horrific crimes
Bottoms up for every reference to bats, pangolins and wet markets
And that’s OK. It’s time to accept the next best thing to being number one
Pyongyang has tested another intermediate-range ballistic missile, but this time is more dangerous than in 2017
Rather than facing up to the threat China poses on American college campuses, the White House seems to want us to get along happily with our friends across the Taiwan Strait
Can the Chinese monitor their own citizens when they aren’t out and about all day?
The vax mandate isn’t the only recent scandal
Just as the Soviet Union once tried to replace freedom with authoritarianism, so too does Beijing today
There are even questions as to whether merchandise was fashioned with forced labor
The China ‘struggle’ that Xi lays before the world will define the next generation of American foreign and security policy
Our choices are constrained by the needs of our internal order
Dismantling the environmental theory for Covid’s origins