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Politics Watch: Ramifications of the Hong Kong Security Law for CCP Factional Politics

July 3, 2020July 1, 2020

◎ The Hong Kong national security law is a double-edged sword for Xi in the factional struggle and could serve as a catalyst for political Black Swans.

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One China, Two Trump China Policies: ‘Peaceful Coexistence’ vs. Existential Threat

June 30, 2020

◎ 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

June 24, 2020June 24, 2020

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

Where Countries Should Stand in the Sino-US ‘New Cold War’

June 23, 2020June 22, 2020

◎ 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’

June 21, 2020June 20, 2020

◎ Both the PRC and the U.S. likely recognized at the Hawaii meeting that there is no off-ramp from the “new cold war.”

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Pass the Taiwan Defense Act — Tell China That America Will Defend Taiwan

June 17, 2020

◎ 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.

Pompeo and Trump Can Turn Human Rights Issues Against China

June 24, 2020June 7, 2020

◎ 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.