Commentary The G-7 summit of developed democracies ended on an unprecedentedly tough note against the regime in China. The seven economically strongest democracies—the United States, Japan, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, and Canada—distributed a May 20 statement with a list of complaints against the regime in Beijing, including its failure to pressure Russia into ending…

Commentary The United States and South Korea are getting tougher on technology leaks. The two countries have extensive tech industries to protect. Most important is their technological lead, along with the Netherlands, in small and powerful computer chips used for economic and military applications around the world. Countries that steal these technologies include China, Russia,…

In today’s episode, Gordon Chang breaks down for the Chinese Communist Party’s doctrine of Unrestricted Warfare. He explains how nothing is off limits: from conventional kinetic attacks, to DNA-Based weapons focused on certain ethnic groups, flooding your opponent’s country with opioid drugs, social engineering, misinformation, cyberattacks, and much more. This video is brought to you…

In today’s episode, Gordon Chang breaks down for the Chinese Communist Party’s doctrine of Unrestricted Warfare. He explains how nothing is off limits: from conventional kinetic attacks, to DNA-Based weapons focused on certain ethnic groups, flooding your opponent’s country with opioid drugs, social engineering, misinformation, cyberattacks, and much more. This video is brought to you…

The Chinese Communist Party recently banned portrayals of effeminate men in popular entertainment, and is encouraging a stronger image for men. Yet for a regime that previously held violent campaigns to destroy tradition, and traditional social roles, why is it now changing this policy? According to John Mac Ghlionn, a psychosocial specialist and Epoch Times…

Commentary The aggressive and expansionist actions of the Chinese Communists (ChiComs) over the past several decades are part of a grand plan to return China to its historical prominence as a world leader—this time under communist control. After all, China was once the most advanced civilization in the ancient world. As noted here, “China was…

Commentary People in China, especially rich ones, are about to learn a new history and an element of communism the older generations had forgotten and the younger ones never knew. Over the past 40 years or so, it has been widely reported that former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping sparked the rapid growth of China’s economy…