Trump’s Blanket of Tariffs Aims at All Goods En-route from China

Despite of delays, negotiations, and world diplomacy, the new King of Tariffs triggered his economic war, targeting almost every production-worthy country, including some remote and frozen islands.  On April 2, 2025, each country received its share of tariff should it export something to the U.S., at least 10 percent for everybody, including the U.S. enduring ally, the […]

China vs U.S, What Do Americans Know

Here are unmasked conversations at a book fair in March 14, 2025. Listen their understanding on China, since 1950s…

The Artemis Accords and the Collapse of the Chinese Communist Party

With five new signatories onto the Artemis Accords, (53 total countries joined as of 1/27/25) the agreements as the Accords state: [is to] necessitate greater coordination and cooperation between and among established and emerging actors in space. The CCP is currently dumping trillions of dollars per year into its own space program, not to venture […]

Professors React to Tianannmen Mission’s Truth Telling

Tiananmen Mission—an extraordinary historical telling of modern China and the 1989 Tiananmen Student Movement in Beijing— was shown at an exclusive screening at the Associations of Asian Studies 2025 Film Expo in the Greater Columbus Convention Center on March 13, 2025. The two hours of marvelous first-person narrative documentary, followed by a Q&A session with […]

Chinese Hackers Charged of Global Computer Intrusion Campaigns

The Justice Department, FBI, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and Departments of State and the Treasury announced today their coordinated efforts to disrupt and deter the malicious cyber activities of 12 Chinese nationals, including two officers of the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) Ministry of Public Security (MPS), employees of an ostensibly private PRC company, Anxun […]

State Department Guidance Distinguishes CCP from Chinese People

State Department —The United States is drawing a clear distinction between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the Chinese people, setting the tone that Washington views Beijing’s government — not the general public — as an adversary in strategic competition, according to an internal document obtained by VOA. This approach largely aligns with the State […]

Is Ne Zha 2, A Thinly-Veiled Attack on Children and Cultural Values?

Ne Zha 2, a Beijing-made animated film, has reportedly become the first movie to cross $1 billion. It has also become the first Asian movie to get into the global box office top 30. The animation premiered on the 29th of January. Ne Zha 2 is a fantasy animation adapted from the mythical hero Ne […]

Studying China—As China Stares Back

Interview With Erin Baggott Carter, Brett Carter Lecturing on authoritarian regimes, with a focus on China, Hoover fellows Erin Baggott Carter and Brett L. Carter share an interest in gauging the scope and scale of the Chinese Communist Party’s repression of citizens through innovative research. But lately, they both say they can feel the weight […]

Ken Buck: Trump Should Keep TikTok Ban

Within hours of taking the oath of office on Monday, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order postponing a ban on the Chinese-owned social media app, TikTok. While I’m excited about many of the president’s executive orders, I strongly disagree with his effort to save TikTok, allowing it to remain in control of its […]

Cotton Blocks Democrats’ Attempt to Extend TikTok Ban Deadline

Reserving the right to object—which I most certainly do. TikTok isn’t just another social-media platform. TikTok is a Chinese Communist spy app that addicts our kids, harvests their data, targets them with harmful and manipulative content, and spreads communist propaganda. Congress recognized the unique dangers of TikTok when we voted on a massive bipartisan basis […]