What Xi’s Europe Tour Says About the CCP’s Goals and Woes
Xi Jinping cannot be said to have returned a “winner” from his trip to Europe given the lack of substantive diplomatic agreements and the continued impasse over the West’s concerns with the PRC’s export of excess capacity and support of Russia.
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Geopolitics Watch: Senior US Officials Put the CCP, Corporate America on Notice in ‘New Cold War’
◎ The current Sino-U.S. conflict is not just a trade war or a tech war, but a critical battle of ideology, value systems, and morality.
Geopolitics Watch: US Travel Ban on CCP Members Targets CCP’s Achilles’ Heel
◎ The following analysis was first published in the July 16 edition of our subscriber-only SinoWeekly Plus newsletter. Subscribe to SinoInsider to view past analyses in our newsletter archive.
Where Countries Should Stand in the Sino-US ‘New Cold War’
◎ Countries must bear in mind that the Communist Party does not equate to the Chinese nation.
Geopolitics Watch: Analysis of the Sino-US Hawaii Meeting and What it Means for the ‘New Cold War’
◎ Both the PRC and the U.S. likely recognized at the Hawaii meeting that there is no off-ramp from the “new cold war.”
Geopolitics Watch: Strategic Implications of the US Advancing Global Religious Freedom
◎ There is great strategic value in taking the CCP to task over religious freedom.
China 2020 Outlook: Mid-term Review and H2 2020 Forecasts
◎ We expect to see many of the forecasts made in our China 2020 outlook to be verified over the second half of the year.
Why the CCP Is Pushing the Hong Kong Law Now and How the World Should Respond
◎ The international community must join the U.S. in condemning the PRC for pushing to implement national security legislation in Hong Kong.
Geopolitics Watch: The CCP’s Coronavirus ‘War of Words’ is Prelude to a ‘Waterloo Moment’
◎ The CCP’s recent “war of words” with the U.S. and other countries is the natural outcome of its political culture and a reaction to issues that the communist regime finds most troubling to deal with.
Risk Watch: The CCP Could be Playing the North Korea Card with Kim Jong Un’s Disappearance
◎ The following analysis was first published in the April 30 edition of our subscriber-only SinoWeekly Plus newsletter. Subscribe to SinoInsider to view past analyses in our newsletter archive.