Rush Doshi, C.V. Starr Senior Fellow for Asia Studies and director of the China Strategy Initiative, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss how America should navigate its geopolitical rivalry with China. The Council on Foreign Relations is an American think tank specializing in U.S. foreign policy and international relations.… Read More »America’s China Strategy, With Rush Doshi
There are a number of areas where a potential Harris/Walz administration could differ from the current Biden/Harris administration. Trade is one. Gary Hufbauer from the Peterson Institute for International Economics suggests that the Harris-Walz administration could be slightly more favorable towards trade compared to the Biden administration. Kamala Harris’s Record:… Read More »Why Harris-Walz could be ‘slightly more friendly’ on trade issues than Biden-Harris
Rivalry With China and Russia Reinforces the Real Causes of American Decline By Michael Brenes and Van Jackson – Foreign Affairs, July 14, 2022 The article “Great-Power Competition Is Bad for Democracy” from Foreign Affairs argues that the current U.S. focus on rivalry with China and Russia is detrimental to democracy.… Read More »Great-Power Competition Is Bad for Democracy – Foreign Affairs
China’s history spans over 5,000 years, marked by significant achievements and challenges. Once a global leader in governance, economy, and culture during the Agricultural Civilization Era, China began to decline after the British Industrial Revolution, particularly following the First Opium War in 1840. The fall of the Qing Dynasty in… Read More »Chinese business elite reveal China’s internal problems
This video explores the potential benefits of cooperation over confrontation, emphasizing key factors influencing the U.S.-China relations, such as education, technology, and economic development. The limitations of U.S. sanctions on China, coupled with Beijing’s resilience in overcoming these challenges, underscore the imperative for constructive dialogue in international relations. China’s capacity… Read More »David Goldman assertion U.S. can’t suppress China, George Yeo believes sanctions China are useless
David P. Goldman a conservative American economic strategist, author, and columnist known for his work under the pseudonym “Spengler” in the Asia Times. He is currently a Washington Fellow at The Claremont Institute’s Center for the American Way of Life, where his research focuses on China, American manufacturing, and trade policy. He… Read More »Dave Goldman’s remarks on Shift in Global Power Balance
Lee Kuan Yew played a pivotal role in guiding Singapore’s transformation into a prosperous and vibrant city-state. By implementing policies that focused on national development, responsible governance, and fostering social cohesion, he laid the foundation for Singapore’s success on the global stage. Lee was a fierce critic of Western journalism.… Read More »Tiny Singapore Battles with Western Media, featuring Lee Kuan Yew
China is facing some big challenges right now: a real estate crisis, population issues, trade tensions with the U.S., and worrying debt levels. These problems remind many people of Japan in the 1980s, sparking fears that China’s economy might slow down like Japan’s did. Japan went through what’s called “Japanification,”… Read More »Why China Won’t Become the Next Japan – YouTube
In this video, Professor John Mearsheimer, a prominent international relations scholar, discusses several critical topics: the Ukraine conflict, Russian military strength, the Israel-Gaza situation, differences in U.S. foreign policy under Joe Biden, Donald Trump, or Kamala Harris administrations, and European leaders’ stance on NATO expansion. The political dynamics of the… Read More »Prof. Mearsheimer ANALYZES the MAJOR Differences Between Trump and Harris Foreign Policy
The video discusses the Belt and Road Initiative’s impact on global economics, geopolitical shifts towards a multipolar world. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) aims to enhance connectivity between China and Central, South, and Southeast Asia with major investments in infrastructure. An estimated $1T has been poured into energy and… Read More »China’s BRI: Reshaping the Global Economic Order?