China Decoupling
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, North Dakota: Profound Lessons for America’s National Security
Why This Midterm is Critical to Saving America
A Chinese Trojan Horse in Grand Forks, North Dakota?
The Rehabilitation of a Pariah
Mounting U.S. Debt and Misguided Foreign Policy Risk a Dollar Doomsday
How the Changes in China Constitute a Strategic Threat to the U.S. and the World
How the Culture and Politics of China have Fundamentally Changed
Drones Can Protect Us From Kim’s Missiles
Stephen Meyer and Hudson Institute’s Arthur Herman writing in The Wall Street Journal:
“President Trump’s announcement that he will meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un caught everyone by surprise. The big question is: Will the meeting reduce the threat of North Korean ballistic missiles?
Given North Korea’s record of deceit, the president will need an insurance policy against Mr. Kim’s penchant for bad-faith negotiating, especially concerning his nuclear program.
Fortunately, Congress can make a down payment this week in its 2018 omnibus spending bill, and soon after when it authorizes the Pentagon’s 2019 budget.”