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Insights from Peter Richardson. 

U.S. military leaders can’t seem to agree on a timeline for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.

(Archived document, may contain errors) No. 58 February 27, 1987 NEW CHALLENGES CONFRONT FIFTEEN YEARS OF U.S. - CHINA TIES INTRODUCTION

A report in the Wall Street Journal contends that if the United States had to face a military conflict with Communist China over Taiwan, our country is not prepared in terms of munitions, and that U.S. aid to Ukraine has revealed this problem. 

The law will enforce minimum service levels in the rail, health, education and other sectors—requiring a set number of workers to work on a strike day or face being sacked.

Despite iran’s runaway nuclear program, North Korea’s atomic assistance to Syria, and robust ballistic missile production and testing by Russia and China, a missile defense system for protecting the homeland and U.S. interests overseas remains a controversial idea in some corners. It should not be. The security challenge arising from the proliferation of ballistic missiles and the dangerous payloads they might carry, including weapons of mass destruction (wmd) like nuclear arms, is a threat ...

China's drive to become a great military power is one of the mostimportant challenges facing the United States in Asia.

The Bush Administration should urge the British government toreconsider its support for French-driven plans to lift the EU armsembargo on China. It should convey the message that lifting the banwill harm U.S. strategic goals in Asia and will weaken theinternational campaign to advance human rights in China.

As we updated our readers last week, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or the "Board") ended 2022 with a series of decisions that will impact employers going into 2023 and beyond.

A sophisticated new study of a simulated war between China and the U.S over Taiwan reveals Chinese forces would be defeated in the conflict but with a high cost in casualties and heavy losses of U.S. and allied large ships and aircraft, according to a think tank report made public Monday.