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The EU Trade Deal: Are You Tired of Winning Yet?
Trump scores the biggest trade deal of them all, fresh off huge wins with China and Japan, plus NATO's commitment to a 250% defense spending increase.
Jul 28
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A Washington–New Delhi Alliance Is a Perfect Storm Against China
As China’s trade with United States shrinks and its economic problems deepen, India’s trade and strategic ties with the U.S. are set to expand…
Jul 17
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Trump Has Found a Way to Cut Out China
A new frontier has opened in the rivalry between the world’s two largest economies. The struggle is more geopolitical than geoeconomic.
Jul 12
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The Race to Replace China: India's Plan to Become the West's Main Trading Partner
But can India overcome its Socialist tendencies and stifling bureaucracy?
Jun 11
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China's Great Leap Backward: So Much For the Next Dominant Superpower
The Chinese century is over. Facing upside-down demographic and economic trends, China is heading off the cliff. Trump's tariffs make that much, much…
May 22
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U.S. Tariffs May Drive China’s Economy Into a Depression, Experts Say
"Beijing will have to make a deal at some point, or this recession does turn into a depression.” Rod Martin, founder and CEO of Martin Capital, told The…
May 8
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Fifty Years After Saigon: Remembering the Nobility of a Betrayed Cause
We must remember not just South Vietnam's fall, but why it fell.
Apr 30
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The CCP Thought the U.S. Was Dead. Instead They Got a Lesson From John Wayne.
The Chinese cannot replace the U.S. market. Without it, the Chinese economy collapses.
Apr 19
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Cue Up the Photographers for Diplomats Fleeing the Embassy Roof
Why must Democrats always sell out the people we promised to protect?
Aug 15, 2021
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India’s Own String of Pearls
New Delhi is boosting its defense presence across the Indo-Pacific, as Beijing’s footprint also grows.
Oct 26, 2018
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The Coral Sea: The Mirror Image of the South China Sea
Australia, like China, is militarizing the waters off its eastern coast.
Oct 3, 2018
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Could Britain Become the New Singapore?
Brexit creates some staggering opportunities, if the Tories will but seize them.
Jul 2, 2017
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