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Communist China’s Geopolitical Risks Rise Amid Souring Global Sentiment

October 20, 2020

◎ The storm of negative sentiment towards China reflects a trend of shrinking tolerance for the CCP around the world.

Hunter Biden’s Emails, the US Election, and the CCP Factional Struggle

October 18, 2020October 18, 2020

◎ How U.S. political drama could see political Black Swans take flight in China.

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Why the CCP Clammed Up on Pompeo’s Wisconsin Speech

September 25, 2020

◎ The list of China topics Secretary Pompeo discussed in Wisconsin is “disastrous for Beijing.”

How a Trump or Biden Presidency Will Shape US-China Relations

September 21, 2020

◎ The stark contrast between the Biden and Trump programs offers some insight as to why CCP leaders would favor a Biden presidency come next January.

How the CCP’s Sino-Indian Border Provocations Could Backfire

September 16, 2020

◎ India and her allies could pursue non-kinetic and indirect means to defuse border tensions before they boil over.

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Geopolitics Watch: ‘New Cold War’ Realities and the Re-emerging US-Taiwan Alliance

August 18, 2020August 18, 2020

◎ Countries, companies, and individuals would do well to “distrust and verify” in their dealings with the world’s last major communist state.

Geopolitics Watch: The CCP Turns Global Attention Away From Strengthening US-Taiwan Ties with Hong Kong Arrests

August 16, 2020August 16, 2020

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The Trump Administration Is Tough and Strategic on China

July 25, 2020July 25, 2020

◎ Critics say that the Trump administration has no China strategy. An appraisal of the Trump administration’s China moves since 2017 reveals the exact opposite.

Geopolitics Watch: US Sanctions, CCP Elite Politics, and Rising Risks in the ‘New Cold War’

July 23, 2020July 22, 2020

◎ Sanctioning high-level PRC officials is a part of what appears to be a U.S. strategy to either contain or even “roll back” the Communist Party’s global influence.