The Election Aftermath and America’s Adversaries
◎ On dealing with China and Russia—America’s two greatest existential challengers—the Trump administration has built a more solid foundation than what it inherited.
Contributors

Hong Kong Is the First Test for the Bold New Trump-Pompeo China Policy
◎ Pompeo called on free nations to join the United States—and the Chinese people—in changing the behavior of the ruling communist regime.

Two US Carriers Through the Taiwan Strait in 48 Years — Time for More
◎ The Nimitz and Ronald Reagan strike groups are on station in the South China Sea carrying out Freedom of Navigation Operations.

Communist China Won’t Change — Until the Chinese People and the West Demand It
◎ With nations distracted by the coronavirus, Beijing is vigorously at work consolidating and spreading an even more deadly virus—communist totalitarianism.

One China, Two Trump China Policies: ‘Peaceful Coexistence’ vs. Existential Threat
◎ If Trump continues to approve his team’s substantive approach in implementing his policy objectives, the free world’s prospects will continue to improve.

Trump’s Actions on China Speak Louder Than Bolton’s Words
◎ The Trump team’s record on security and human rights vis-à-vis China to this point surpasses anything done in prior administrations.

Pass the Taiwan Defense Act — Tell China That America Will Defend Taiwan
◎ By requiring a constant strengthening of U.S. capabilities, explicitly devoted to the defense of Taiwan, the Taiwan Defense Act would signal clearer U.S. intentions.

Two Koreas, Two Looming Crises
◎ It is time for the U.S. to stop holding its tongue on the human rights nightmare in North Korea.

Pompeo and Trump Can Turn Human Rights Issues Against China
◎ Exposing the CCP’s multifarious human rights depredations evokes shame in decent, honorable Chinese people and necessarily diminishes the regime’s assiduously cultivated image of respectability.

Hong Kong’s Moment of Truth — and China’s
◎ The failure of past U.S. administrations to confront the communist regime for the sake of expected reforms through engagement has only whetted its appetite for further advances against Western interests.