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Washington Prefers to Ignore the Pandemic and Ramp Up Confrontation
May 26, 2020
The pretentious panjandrum in the White House is full of self-importance and convinced that he doesn’t have to justify any of his actions.
Sociopaths on the Left and Sociopaths on the Right Work to Break Potential US-China Alliance
December 6, 2019
Many Taiwanese leaders are stuck in a Cold War mindset and still see their life’s mission through the outdated lens of their Kuomintang forebears.
Asian Economies May Gain Most From ‘Bolton Effect’
September 14, 2019
Even on Trump’s island of misfit toys, Bolton was a particular standout for the way he made the world a riskier place. His departure is the best news Asia’s economies have received in quite some time.
Trump Risks China-Taiwan Conflict for Leverage in Trade War
July 16, 2019
The Trump administration last week cut its fourth and biggest arms sale to Taiwan, sparking a furious condemnation from Beijing that the US was undermining its sovereignty and “grossly interfering in China’s internal affairs”.
