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    One-time Defense Budget Increase Won’t Be Sufficient to Deter China

    In recent comments on the defense budget, Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., rightly declared the standard for determining an appropriate level of defense funding should be the ability to adequately deter China. Unfortunately, too many statesmen have underestimated China’s intentions to supplant the U.S. and current rules-based order, while political leadership has preferred to defer tough…
    Brent Sadler
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    As China Sabotages Its Own Economic Interests in Europe, US Should Take Advantage of the Opportunity

    For a few years now, China has been hampering its own economic engagement with the European Union. Chinese diplomats are often described as “wolf warriors” as they aggressively, sometimes offensively, assert China’s interests in the international arena. As a result, even in the absence of a serious, robust U.S. government approach to trade with Europe…
    Min-Hua Chiang
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    ‘We Will Win’: America’s Policy Must Take on China, Heritage President Tells House GOP

    National security threats posed by China should be considered by America’s leaders as they determine details of public policies, Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts said Wednesday in remarks to House Republicans.  “The Chinese Communist Party, as you know, as your constituents know, is the existential threat to freedom in this world,” Roberts told members of…
    Fred Lucas
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    Cardinal Zen and Rising Religious Persecution in China

    Catholic Cardinal Joseph Zen appeared before a Hong Kong court Tuesday on charges of “conspiracy to collude with foreign forces.” The charges brought against the cardinal are emblematic of a permanent deterioration in the city-state—one that should prompt the Vatican to reconsider earlier attempts to pursue closer relations with China. While the Hong Kong government…
    Olivia Enos
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    Blinken in Multiverse of Biden Madness, China Edition

    Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivered a long-awaited speech Thursday on Biden administration policies regarding China at George Washington University. The speech noted several realities about Beijing and the Chinese Communist Party: The most serious long-term challenge confronting the United States is China. China and Russia are openly cooperating in various areas, including military activities….
    Dean Cheng
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    Proposed Amendment to ‘China Bill’ Would Wrongly Reward Unprofitable Investments

    If someone can’t manage his or her own financial affairs, it’s a good bet they’d manage other people’s finances badly, too. Given that the federal government has racked up an enormous $30 trillion of debt—$6 trillion in just the past two years—nobody should trust that federal legislators know the first thing about sound investing. Case…
    Preston Brashers
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    ‘Dissident’ in America Actually a Spy for China, Prosecutors Allege

    The Justice Department has charged a human rights activist in Queens with spying on Chinese dissidents. Authorities charged Wang Shujun, 73, of Queens, New York, with “conspiracy and other charges related to an espionage and transnational repression scheme,” the Justice Department announced Wednesday. Prosecutors also charged four persons they said were Wang’s China-based Ministry of State…
    Philip Lenczycki
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    In Doing Business With China, American Companies Subsidize Tyranny

    At the White House press briefing last Dec. 6, press secretary Jen Psaki made it clear that President Joe Biden wanted the People’s Republic of China to pay a price for its human rights abuses. He would do so by declining to send any U.S. government officials to the Beijing Winter Olympics, which would be…
    Terence Jeffrey
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    China’s Ongoing Persecution of Christians and the Case of Pastor Wang Yi

    The political landscape in the U.S. has shifted since 2018, yet Pastor Wang Yi still languishes in a Chinese prison. He’s a fitting symbol of the many persecuted by Communist China for their religious faith. Yet few outside China know his name. Wang, founder of Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, China, was arrested in…
    Gillian Richards
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    Unleashing Its Market Is Way America Beats China

    It’s not clear where things are headed in Congress on the so-called China bill, otherwise known as the America COMPETES Act.  The House and Senate have each passed their own versions and appointed more than 60 congressmen and senators to work out a compromise. Where they come out ultimately is anyone’s guess. Both bills have…
    Walter Lohman
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    In China, Public Health Takes Back Seat to Politics

    The draconian nature of Shanghai’s lockdown over the past couple weeks has shocked observers worldwide and traumatized the city’s 26 million residents, most of whom remain forcibly confined to their homes. Many are hungry and unable to acquire basic food staples. Some with chronic conditions are unable to obtain critical treatment, and some have died…
    Michael Cunningham
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    Biden Reportedly Did Favor for Son Hunter’s Chinese Business Partner

    Emails from a laptop owned by Hunter Biden reportedly reveal that President Joe Biden wrote a college recommendation letter for the son of one of Hunter Biden’s business partners. Joe Biden, then vice president, sent the letter of recommendation for Christopher Li, son of BHR CEO Jonathan Li, directly to Brown University President Christina Paxson…
    Harold Hutchison
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    Rubio: What America Does About China Will Define 21st Century

    Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said the book on the history of the 21st century will be about the United States and China—and it will have one of two endings.  “It’s either going to be a story of how a rising authoritarian power replaced a free society as the world’s most powerful country and as a…
    Fred Lucas
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    China’s Legislative Session Focuses on Stability, Bolsters Xi’s Position Ahead of Major CCP Gathering

    China’s annual session of the National People’s Congress—a “rubber-stamp” parliament whose outcomes are predetermined by Chinese Communist Party officials—concluded on March 11. The overriding message of the session was simple: Make sure nothing gets in the way of President Xi Jinping’s bid for a third term in power. The purpose of the session was to…
    Michael Cunningham
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    In a Period of Brute Force, China Increases Its Military Budget Yet Again

    The Chinese Communist Party announced this week it will increase the budget for the People’s Liberation Army by 7.1%. The announcement occurred at the opening session of the National People’s Congress—the annual rubber-stamp parliament. Thus, it is just a matter of time before the extra resources start following to the People’s Liberation Army. This increase…
    Frederico Bartels
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    ‘Red-Handed’ Author Peter Schweizer Reveals How China Captured America’s Elites

    America’s elites are selling out their country to the Chinese Communist Party. Politicians, athletes, filmmakers, and others from the highest echelons of American society have apparently decided it is more profitable to kowtow to Beijing than it is to support their own country. So says Peter Schweizer, author of the new book “Red-Handed: How American…
    Douglas Blair
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    Sen. Tom Cotton Wary of Chinese Spying on, DNA Tracking of American Olympians

    Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., says he is worried that some U.S. athletes competing in the Beijing Olympics could be exposed to long-term surveillance by China’s communist regime. “Our FBI had to recommend that our athletes take burner phones and devices,” Cotton said Tuesday in an interview with Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts on the latter’s…
    Fred Lucas
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    Hollywood’s Shameful Love Affair With China

    Throughout our ongoing struggles with China, one key battle appears to have already been won by our adversary: the battle for arts and entertainment. Boasting a population of over 1.4 billion people, many of whom have the financial means to pay for and consume a wide variety of forms of entertainment, their market share for…
    Armstrong Williams
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    ‘Bald-Faced Hypocrisy’: Corporate America Grovels to China

    Companies tell us they support justice. “Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything,” says former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick in a Nike ad. “Speak for the people who may not be able to be heard,” says the NBA. “Corporate PR hogwash,” says journalist Melissa Chen in my new video. “Hogwash,” she says, because…
    John Stossel
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    ‘Unsilenced’: New Film Lifts Curtain on Horrors Committed by Chinese Communist Party

    Just over 20 years ago, the Chinese Communist Party began persecuting those in China who followed the spiritual practice of Falun Gong.  Today, Uyghur Muslims face imprisonment and torture at the hands of the Chinese government. Tomorrow, more innocent lives will fall victim to suffering at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party if Beijing’s…
    Virginia Allen
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