Two Sessions Conclude With Xi More in Power But With Few Answers to China’s Crises
The Chinese Communist Party held its annual meeting of the regime’s rubber-stamp legislature and top political advisory body in the first two weeks of March. By the conclusion of the Two Sessions on March 13, Party general secretary Xi Jinping had secured a third term as president of the People’s Republic of China, confirmed several
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Behind Celebration of a ‘Rising East,’ Two Sessions Reveals Anxieties in Beijing
◎ Global inflation creates a Catch-22 for China’s own monetary policy.

Biden’s Interim Strategies and Re-engagement With Communist China
◎ We see three potential scenarios for the future of the Sino-U.S. relationship under the Biden-Harris administration.

Biden’s China Policy: ‘Extreme Competition’ Signals Softer, Targeted Stance
◎ The Biden administration should be judged by its actions, not only its diction.

An Uneasy Echo Between ‘Post-Insurrection’ America and the Political ‘Rectifications’ of Communist China
◎ There are uncanny parallels between what has happened post-Jan. 6 in America and the CCP political campaigns of yesteryears.

China 2021 Outlook: The CCP’s ‘Berlin Wall’ Moment Beckons (2nd Edition)
◎ Presenting our updated China 2021 outlook.

‘The Longer Telegram’ Strategy Is Anti-China, Not Anti-CCP
◎ How America approaches the CCP threat now will have profound ramifications for the world.

Political Censorship and the Communist-style Erosion of America
Class-struggle tactics used by communist regimes are being legitimized in the free world.

The ‘Normalization’ of the 2020 US Presidential Election
◎ We strongly suspect that something most would consider unthinkable may have happened in Washington.

China 2021 Outlook: The CCP’s ‘Berlin Wall’ Moment Beckons
◎ Presenting our China 2021 outlook.