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Economists warn current targets look unrealistic despite monetary measures, infrastructure projects, job creation.

Experts say only suggested tweaks to existing government policy, rather than challenges to it, are accepted.

American policymakers should not focus on what General Secretary Xi Jinping might do, but rather what America must do to ensure that Taiwan remains a shining beacon of freedom and democracy for the world.

Originally published by Gatestone Institute Commentary “Wrong signals.” That is what the Eastern Theater Command of China’s People’s Liberation ...

Whether or not China plans to invade Taiwan now, it is time for the United States to ditch decades of misguided policy. Among other things, Washington should, on an emergency basis, begin arming the island with the weapons it urgently needs.

China became part of my life when I met and married Edgar Snow. I had read Red Star Over China long before I knew the author but the years that followed were largely devoted to my acting career in New York. China was rather remote from Broadway. Through Ed, I developed close relationships with his friends and colleagues. Agnes Smedley showed me how to cook “oriental pilaf,”

It is not widely known that the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan are now at war. The battles are not being fought on land, however, or at sea, or even, strictly speaking, in the air; they take place in cyberspace, where nobody so far has ever died. The soldiers in this war are invisible figures buried deep inside government offices, “hacking” their way into computers on

A dissident legal scholar who was jailed in China for participating in the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests was fatally stabbed in his New York office.

/PRNewswire/ -- Chinas Lunar New Year holidays just ended, yet across the country, factories have already been roaring back. Goods from iPhones, Tesla...

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