China

Large group of graduation caps during commencement

^{Robert J. Marks II
April 28, 2025
Technology

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Is U.S. Funding Graduate Ed. of Iranians, Chinese?

_{Robert J. Marks II
April 28, 2025
Technology

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Many students who get graduate degrees from the U.S. decide to stay here. Like me, they are all proud American Citizens. The issue here focuses solely on U.S.-supported graduate students from adversarial nations who return home with technology, the use of which remains uncertain. Read More ›

Flags of USA and China on a processor. Computer board with chip. View through magnifying glass. Artificial intelligence or AI

^{George Gilder
January 31, 2025
Technology

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DeepSeek AI Is the Competition America Needs

_{George Gilder
January 31, 2025
Technology

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The success of DeepSeek, the Chinese rival to American goliaths with radically more cost-effective artificial intelligence, reveals the futility of U.S. sanctions policies. Under the Biden administration, the American government was captured by some of the world’s most ham-handed national-security socialists, while the Chinese private sector under Xi Jinping commands some of the world’s most nimble capitalists. Read More ›

Silhouette of terrorist holding rifle against burning tank

^{Scott S. Powell
November 2, 2023
Foreign Policy

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Weakness and Underestimating Enemies Invites War

_{Scott S. Powell
November 2, 2023
Foreign Policy

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The talk about whether the United States could prevail in a two-front war—against Russia in the European theater to defend Ukraine and against China in the Pacific theater to defend Taiwan—has suddenly been eclipsed. Read More ›

^{Nathan Lewis
July 16, 2023
Economics

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The BRICs Go For Gold

_{Nathan Lewis
July 16, 2023
Economics

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After months of debate about various currency and commodity baskets, a Russia- and China-led consortium has apparently settled on using gold as the basis of a planned new international currency system separate from the US dollar and euro. Read More ›

Tecate, Baja California, Mexico - September 14, 2021: Late afternoon sun shines on the USA Mexico border wall people walk in front of it.

^{Scott S. Powell
May 15, 2023
Foreign Policy

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A Chinese Fifth Column in the United States?

_{Scott S. Powell
May 15, 2023
Foreign Policy

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When the winds of war are blowing as they are now, it is essential to recognize new developments and extraordinary activities by the enemy. Read More ›

^{Scott S. Powell
May 8, 2023
Economics

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The Final Chinafication of the United States

_{Scott S. Powell
May 8, 2023
Economics

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Even if the United States wanted to wean itself from China for national security reasons it would remain dependent on key minerals for its energy and transportation systems, and this time the dependency will be with one country—China. As the Institute for Energy Research reports, the advancement of the Green New Deal will mean further ‘Chinafication’ of the U.S. Read More ›

^{Scott S. Powell
March 30, 2023
Foreign Policy

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Don’t Forfeit US Sovereignty to Reset Federal Reserve System

_{Scott S. Powell
March 30, 2023
Foreign Policy

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As we connect the dots and put together the puzzle of what's going on globally, and here at home, we must first take ourselves out of denial, overcome the normalcy bias, and recognize that everything is different now than it has been at any previous time in history. Read More ›

^{Scott S. Powell
February 27, 2023
Foreign Policy

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The WHO Pandemic Treaty Is a Back Door to CCP Control Over the US

_{Scott S. Powell
February 27, 2023
Foreign Policy

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America’s enemies never stop scheming about the ways in which they can bring the United States down. China, our greatest external strategic enemy, already has a plan to gain control of America through the next pandemic and United Nations agency channels. Read More ›

^{The Bradley Center
February 16, 2023
Foreign Policy, Natural and Artificial Intelligence, Technology

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China Decoupling

_{The Bradley Center
February 16, 2023
Foreign Policy, Natural and Artificial Intelligence, Technology

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Andre Fuetsch, former CTO of AT&T, interviews Keith Krach, former U.S. Undersecretary of State and Nobel Peace Prize nominee, about U.S./China relations, Chinese technology, and Krach’s “trust principle,” which emphasizes democratic values such as respect for the rule of law, property, press, human rights, and national sovereignty; protection of labor and the environment, and standards for transparency, integrity, and reciprocity, Read More ›

Grand Forks is a Large North Dakota Town on the Red River at the Intersection of Highway 2 and Interstate 29 one Hour south of the Canada Border

^{Scott Powell & Lori Hinz
February 14, 2023
Foreign Policy

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Grand Forks, North Dakota: Profound Lessons for America’s National Security

_{Scott Powell & Lori Hinz
February 14, 2023
Foreign Policy

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A great under-reported story of our present troubled time in America is how a small group of patriotic citizens in North Dakota stood up to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and utterly defeated them. Read More ›