China Politics
Why the Peace Deal in Ukraine Runs Through China
Any strategy that ignores China is doomed from the start, because China now holds the decisive leverage on Russia’s economic and military survival.
Know Them by the Company They Keep
Take careful note of who’s fawning over Xi’s little brag-parade.
The US Counterattack on China’s Influence
The Cook Islands exist in free association with New Zealand, but the China agreements created a divide. Tension between the Cook Islands and its traditional ally works in Beijing’s favor. The United States should not ignore China’s encroachment in a region that hosts core national interests.
It’s Worse Than I Thought
We cannot in good conscience let this situation continue. I for one refuse to let it happen in my own backyard. I think it’s about time more of us started speaking up.
China’s Stolen Mineral Wealth and the Cost
China’s ability to hold the world hostage to its compromised minerals industry may be the chief hindrance to justice for the Uyghurs and their fellows.
To Prepare for War in the Pacific
There’s no time to lose. As the US fleet dwindles, China’s is growing at an alarming rate and shows no signs of abating. China is outbuilding the US Navy and is on track to add more than 20 new warships this year, compared to maybe five for the US.
Selling His Country for a Quick Buck
Mining billionaire shills for his communist paymasters.
Has Business Finally Woken up to China?
Why would anyone trust a communist dictatorship?
Getting Patted on the Head like the Obedient Lapdog He Is
Albanese goes crawling to the communist dictatorship.
Albo Splendidly Wedged by the White House
Who’s side are you really on, you jelly-backed creep?
Trump’s Mineral Policy Offers a Strategic Opportunity
A seabed mining agreement with the island nation of Nauru would reduce China’s influence while establishing America as an industry authority.
The Spiderweb and the Lion
Ukraine and Israel have demonstrated that patient, subversive infiltration can paralyze powerful militaries. China, through strategic land acquisitions, is already positioned to exploit America’s vulnerabilities. The question is no longer what if – but when.
Luxon’s China Love-In: A Naive Waltz with the Dragon
Luxon’s China trip was less a diplomatic triumph and more a cringe-worthy display of naïvety. He’s out there kissing butt, signing deals that sound big but mean little and pretending China’s not up to its eyeballs in anti-Western scheming.