Geopolitics and the “Battle of Ideas”
New Technologies And The Struggle For Hearts And Minds
Showing Up in the New Battle of Ideas
A Changed Chinese Approach To The Middle East
The Taliban’s Third Act
Rethinking America’s Role in the War of Ideas
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Ditching Political Ambiguity: Clarifying the Contradictions of America’s Taiwan Policy
The United States may be running out of time to deter Beijing from subsuming Taiwan. The sooner U.S. policymakers recognize this danger, the better chance America has of forestalling Beijing’s aggression. Doing so will require Washington to clarify the importance of its political relationship with Taipei.
Washington’s Mideast Messaging Needs an Upgrade | Opinion
It has become painfully clear that America is losing the information war in the Middle East.
China Policy Monitor No. 1597
China working to "prevent" countries from attending summit – Zelenskyy;
Central African Republic suspends Chinese firm for ties to armed groups;
Prison time for trying to sell Iranian oil to China;
Epoch Times CFO arrested for $67 million money laundering scheme;
Aussie wine exports to China boom after Beijing drops tariffs
Joe Biden’s Ceasefire Proposal: Why It Won’t Work With Hamas
On one hand, the proposal would not put Hamas permanently out of business, which makes it a non-starter for Israel. On the other hand, it would “not allow Hamas to re-arm,” which makes it a non-starter for a terrorist organization that – along with its state sponsor in Tehran and fellow terrorist groups in the Iranian-directed “axis of resistance” – seems emboldened by October 7.