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Recent remarks from the Chinese president point to a regime that will be both increasingly ambitious and difficult to check.

How to conceptualize geopolitical and geo-economic risks

Attempts by some Western European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, to locate an off-ramp for Russian President Vladimir Putin have only incurred the scorn and wrath of those more hawkish on Russia.

In its National Security Strategy released by the White House on October 12, the Biden administration asserts: “The PRC is the only competitor with both the intent to reshape the...

For more than a century, the U.S. Navy’s submarine force has provided an asymmetric advantage over the nation’s adversaries.

Why the U.S. must focus on near-term deterrence as the threat from China against Taiwan grows, from Michèle Flournoy and Michael Brown for Foreign Affairs.

Chinas economy is in trouble. The juggernaut that once looked bound for global domination is slowing down -- and not only in the short run.

But even an aging China with a slow-growing economy will be a powerful commercial, technological and military competitor.

The Chinese economys projected growth this year has slowed to about 3%, missing the governments target of 5.5% by an embarrassingly wide margin. After decades of galloping expansion, that would

The markets are more concerned with rising rates than they are about inflation. Read more.