China-US
Jeffrey Sachs: To make Taiwan Safe, US should Insist on One China
To make Taiwan safe, the US should insist on one China, rather than arming the island to the teeth.
What if Trump Wins Again?
As long as the United States does not aspire to dominate the world, Trump’s election might not be a tragedy.
Biden and Trump: Who Is the Lesser Evil?
The first 2024 U.S. presidential debate was shocking. Is this the level of discourse expected in the election for the leader of such a global superpower as the United States?
Southeast Asia Knows How to Deal With China; The U.S. Doesn’t
Why is the Western mind closed when it comes to China?
US Scapegoats China to Cover its Incompetence against Russia
Past years saw the West's failure of sanctions against Russia. To mask their weakness, they turn to punish China for supporting Moscow.
A Right-Turning Europe Relies on China More Than Ever
Former finance minister of Greece argued that China's demand for German exports kept Germany alive.
U.S. Role in South China Sea Tensions: China vs. Philippines
Though inciting the Philippines to provoke China in the South China Sea, the US won't truly support the Philippines if the clash escalates.
Will U.S. Investment Limits Hinder China’s Tech Growth or Backfire?
Claiming to be a defender of the free market, the United States has once again acted against free market principles, digging a grave for American capital.
Jeffrey Sachs: How did US Lose Self-control in Internal Politics
Money corrupted American politics in the American way, in the free market way. It was quote, legal corruption.