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America’s Commitment To Taiwan Is A Liability

China can already shut the United States out of the South China Sea if it wanted to, even without direct control of Taiwan. It has,…

The Strategic Logic of Defending Taiwan

As the People’s Republic of China (PRC) grows increasingly stronger and more assertive, U.S. officials will need to decide how Taiwan fits into this strategic…

America’s China Strategy Needs a Western Flank

Today, the Bay of Bengal is still an arena in which the regional balance can be actively shaped. Washington has already built an India policy…

How China is Reshaping the Greater Middle East

Strategists in Beijing have long viewed friction in the Middle East opportunistically, on the assumption that American entanglement there would limit Washington’s bandwidth to contest…

A Widening Chinese Challenge in Cyberspace

As Beijing increasingly implements intelligentized warfare, the risks facing the United States are very real. Mitigating risks in this domain requires revitalizing U.S.-China discussions on…

Latin American Engagement… With Chinese Characteristics

Although the current U.S. pushback against PRC activities in Latin America has produced tangible results, over the long-term the shift in America’s approach may be…

The CCP’s Pursuit of Global Power

Today, the CCP poses a powerful challenge to the United States, its allies and partners, and all other states that want to decide their own…

China’s Bid for the High North

China regularly refers to itself as a “near-Arctic state,” a formulation which was mocked by many in the West when it was first articulated in…

Rethinking Chinese Soft Power in Africa

A closer look at Chinese influence in Africa raises doubts about the importance of formal soft power vectors such as language instruction, cultural promotion, and…

Beijing Reaches For The Stars

China’s rise as a comprehensive space power reflects a coherent national strategy in which leadership, regime legitimacy, economic development, and national security reinforce one another.…

Russia Eyes Europe’s “Unquiet Frontier”

Nearly a decade ago, the scholars Jakub Grygiel and Wess Mitchell labeled the areas of the world where U.S. power meets those of its rivals…

The Limits of Russia’s “No Limits” Partnership with China

On February 4, 2022, just hours before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Beijing, Russian President Vladimir Putin joined his Chinese counterpart, Xi…

A Central Asian Search for Options

For the countries of Central Asia, multi-vector diplomacy has become a necessity: a structural response to geography, history, economics, and security. The question now is…

Crisis and Opportunity

The Honorable Newt Gingrich is the former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and one of America's most prominent public intellectuals. First elected to…

Envisioning A Different Direction For Britain

The world as we have known it for most of our lives is over. The post-Cold War Era is well and truly dead. We are…