Xi Jinping
8 Questions Facing the United Nations at UNGA 81
The United Nations was formed “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war.” Yet more armed conflicts rage worldwide today than at any point since the world body’s formation at the end...
Insights
Previewing the Trump-Xi Summit
Media Calls
Security Challenges in the Western Balkans
Briefing delivered to the Counter-Kleptocracy Caucus
Legislative Testimonies
Import Controls
Tools to Counter the CCP's Industrial Policy and Supply Chain Threats
Legislative Testimonies
Arming the U.S. military for the new cold war
More money necessary but not sufficient
Op-eds
Previewing the 2026 UN General Assembly
Media Calls
Stalled in Ukraine, Putin may try to break NATO
Dwight Eisenhower is said to have counseled that if a problem can’t be solved, you should enlarge it. Is Vladimir Putin now applying that maxim perversely? I’ll bet you a ruble the CIA...
Op-eds
5 Things To Know About China’s Coercion Campaign Against Taiwan and the Limits of Leader-Level Diplomacy
President Donald Trump emerged from his May 2026 summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping embracing a new framework for U.S.-China relations. The White House said the two leaders agreed to build a “constructive...
Insights
Kim Jong Un’s European front
North Korea is learning modern warfare on Ukrainian ground—and Russia is paying the tuition
Op-eds
The Axis of Aggressors vs. America
During the Cold War, the U.S. had only one major enemy – now we have four
Op-eds
China Rejects Overproduction Allegations Amidst Greater Trade Scrutiny
Beijing is laying the groundwork for Paramount Leader Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to Washington. On July 30, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer met with...
Policy Briefs
Protecting Texas Critical Infrastructure
Legislative Testimonies
Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance
Public Comments
A smoking gun in the Solomons proves information shaping by China
Xi Jinping has stated, “The crumbling of a regime always starts in the realm of ideas. Changing the way people think is a long-term process. Once the front lines of human thought have been broken through, other defensive lines also become harder to defend.”
Op-eds
Ezra Jin’s Release Is a Victory Washington Can Replicate
In the early hours of July 3, 2026, Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri was pulled from his jail cell in southern China. He assumed he was being transferred to another prison. Only when he arrived at the...
Op-eds
Serbia and Georgia aren’t our friends — They’re authoritarian regimes courting Trump
When autocrats seek legitimacy, they often travel in pairs. Such was the case when Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic traveled to Tbilisi in June. While this was the first visit by a Serbian...
Op-eds
China Targets the U.S. Rare Earth Comeback
The short pause in U.S.-China minerals warfare is over. The May 2026 Trump-Xi summit in Beijing raised hopes of extending the critical minerals truce that began at the October 2025 Busan summit, where...
Policy Briefs
China’s Malacca panic jails US scholar to appease Myanmar
Min Zin’s wrongful detention—timed with Myanmar coup-maker’s state visit—is a warning to every American traveling or working in China
Op-eds
You Can’t Deter China by Ignoring Europe
The stronger and more united NATO remains, the less incentive Beijing will have to test American resolve elsewhere.