How the PRC’s lucrative transplant industry kills donors by removing their organs
The People’s Republic of China is guilty of large-scale, Nazi-like medical experimentation on political prisoners
Ukraine shows that the ‘return of great power rivalry’ isn’t happening under the Biden administration
We are living in a material world, after all
A seat at the European table won’t be too much to ask for the man who saves Europe from nuclear war
Lethargic, overcapitalized, and resigned to Chinese dominance, Silicon Valley is losing its productive talent to the Midwest and South
Influencer Lu Kewen puts Jews in the crosshairs of ‘Xi Jinping Thought’
The American political theorist has gained a cult following among Chinese scholars hungry for Western classics
Beijing’s courtship of Israel has been canny and effective
The CCP is by far the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases on the planet. Is that a problem?
How fear of admitting error in trusting China’s coronavirus propaganda is driving Western societies into a doom spiral
Led by Trita Parsi and backed by Charles Koch and George Soros, the Quincy Institute seeks to redefine the contours of American foreign policy in the Middle East, China—and beyond
With ‘rivals’ like Joe Biden and Mitch McConnell, Beijing doesn’t need friends
The U.S. secretary of state and his regional envoy Robert Malley played in the sandbox together as children in Paris but speak different languages when it comes to American foreign policy. The results may be the same.
A celebrity ad campaign featuring J.Lo and Lady Gaga promoting ‘wellness’ buildings has a backstory that winds through Wall Street, the Clinton Foundation, and China
Growing indications that viral enhancement research gone awry is still in play as a possible cause of the pandemic
The deal that the American elite chose to make with China has a precedent in the history of Athens and Sparta
A decade-old Tom Friedman column serves as a Rosetta stone for the elite embrace of China; with comment from Tom Friedman