An About-face on China Policy by Biden’s Team
United States is shifting towards a more competitive posture, mostly on technology, with China.
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U.S.-Chinese Rivalry Is a Battle Over Values
Washington-Beijing rivalry is driven by competing ideals and systems of government as much as by competing interests.
China Deploys Covid-19 Vaccine to Build Influence, With U.S. on Sidelines
Beijing is assembling a chain of airplanes, warehouses and trucks to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to the developing world.
Americans are critical of China’s handling of COVID-19 and distrust information about it from Beijing
More than 35% of Americans distrust information from the Chinese government about the coronavirus outbreak, 49% have no trust at all.
Debunking Myths About China’s Economy
Contrary to conventiona economic theory, China’s economy is strong.
The Chinese Exclusion Act Explained: US History of Xenophobia
Chinese Exclusion Act, a superb example of nativism and xenophobia.
Mistrust and the Hunt for Spies Among Chinese Americans
Ties to China doom applicants’ security clearances more than to any other country.
As China Anxiety Rises in U.S., Fears of New Red Scare Emerge
A stigma that has beset waves of American immigrants in the past two centuries, including Japanese Americans interned during World War II, is now helping propel an aggressive U.S. crackdown on suspected Chinese industrial spies.
China in the Democratic Party Platform
Democrats’ approach to China will be guided by America’s national interests and the interests of our allies, and draw on the sources of American strength.
China’s Influence and American Interests
The Chinese government’s expanding influence operations inside the United States.