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Veni? Yes. Vidi? Yes. Vici? No
There remains no legitimate reason for Pelosi to visit Taiwan, no matter how much she and other U.S. officials will spin her trip. Her most obvious purpose for going: to irritate Beijing.
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Washington’s Sweeping Quench of Investment Will Get Nowhere Sooner or Later
The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Implementation of Outbound Investment Executive Order (E.O. 14105), issued by...
A Closing of U.S.-China Relations
Washington should end its hegemonic delusions, sober up, cooperate with major powers, and be a responsible actor on the world stage.
Biden Deserves Blame for Pelosi’s Frivolous Taiwan Trip
Biden thinks his clever deception will deliver positive results for him on the world stage. Nonetheless, Washington will later discover that they will regret their prior actions.
A Close-up Look at New Trends in China-U.S.-EU Relations
A mechanism for high-level dialogue and coordination between China, the U.S. and the EU would play a positive role in promoting world peace and common development.
Illnesses Plague the U.S. Body Politic
China takes the long view so I’m sure that Pelosi’s provocative insult won’t be forgotten.
Washington Should Stop Misperceiving China-U.S. Relations
China will continue to defend resolutely its own national interests, and meanwhile, continue to advance cooperation with the vast American business community.
Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit: A Step Too Far
Is Washington willing to risk a military conflict with China rather than accept the reality that the days of American hegemony are coming to an end?
Regional Prosperity Must Trump US Power Politics
Once a champion of globalization and free markets, Washington now instead aims to reverse globalization because it deems it no longer to be in its interest.
Getting Things off the Ground
Putting aside political factors, business is business and Boeing needs to gear up and improve its safety culture as soon as possible; otherwise nothing will get off the ground.
Planned Trip to Taiwan: U.S. Politician Pelosi Playing with Fire
The reality is these visits antagonize U.S.-China relations and cross-Strait relations.
Washington’s Economic and Trade War with China Fails
The only rational policy is for Washington to stop its destabilizing and counterproductive policy of confrontation and to start a constructive policy of reengagement and cooperation with Beijing.
China-US Relations Expectation: Washington Needs to Make a Change
Washington needs to make a change to its China policy if it wants to achieve a stable and sound China-US relationship.