China is quietly conquering the Arctic, through indirect instruments like merchant shipping and dual-use research ships.
China has expanded its use of fossil fuels, despite ostentatious renewable energy projects that still require a fossil fuel backup.
Communist China has sent warships to enforce its maritime laws in Taiwanese waters, and international law does not vindicate this action.
Communism, Soviet and Chinese style, has come back into favor among a large group of people, and will require 1950s methods to stop it.
AI company Anthropic fights President Trump on measures that would enhance its own security from intellectual property theft by China.
Cuba apparently will privatize large segments of its economy, because now the alternative is starvation and forever blackout.
Efforts to reduce the dependency of critical American industries on supplies from China have met resistance, but options remain.
President Trump waived the Jones Act that requires shipping of goods on American ships between American ports. That waiver should expire.
The People's Republic of China is fighting Cold War 2.0 in a radically different way from how the Soviet Union fought the first version.
Xi Jinping quotes (without attribution) a classical scholar on the Athens-Sparta War to keep America at bay - and Trump isn't having it.