James Gorrie

What hypersonic missiles, quantum networks, and AI say about Beijing's 'Intelligentized Warfare' strategy.

Commentary What’s a little eavesdropping between friends? If only that were the case. China’s Long March Into US ...

China’s economy is in full deflationary mode and Beijing is making it worse.

China is winning the digital infrastructure race in more countries than you think.

The post-World War II era of a demilitarized and accommodating Japan facilitating China’s rise is over.

The failed island state once again sits at the center of great-power competition.

Despite China's AI progress, the floor is falling out from under the rest of its economy, and no ...

In just 10 years, China went from fintech follower to global leader.

The Chinese Communist Party has always been driven by a fear of things it cannot completely control.

A generation ago, China feared having too many babies—today, it fears not having enough.

Only weeks after the summit with the United States, Beijing is tightening trade and market access—but he’s not ...

For years, Western governments viewed Chinese espionage as a manageable problem, but that’s changing rapidly.

How long can Western economies last when the world’s biggest exporter has artificially cheap currency?

As the gubernatorial election season continues in California, will the Golden State continue on its far-left path as ...

Beijing has quietly launched its disruptive, new Long March 12B reusable rocket without advance public notice typically associated ...

Are Chinese leader Xi Jinping's rapid moves to reinforce ties with anti-U.S. allies a sign of strength or ...

The ambiguous outcome of the recent Trump–Xi summit raised a deeper question: Is Taiwan quietly becoming negotiable?

What once looked like ordinary trade expansion has evolved into something far more consequential.

Beijing's pharmaceutical dominance isn't just an economic problem—it's a loaded weapon pointed at every American who takes a ...

Neither leader can afford to look weak in the face of an escalating war in which Beijing is ...

China leads the foreign rush to buy single-family homes in the United States.

As the CCP provides the industrial and financial lifeblood for Moscow’s war machine, the European Union is finally ...

The island nation is no longer merely contemplating a potential conflict; it is actively arming for an existential ...

The era of U.S. 'strategic ambiguity' toward China is over as the Trump administration targets adversarial regimes’ financial ...

Beijing is hoarding food, fertilizer, and fuel as war reshapes the global order.

Beijing has publicly positioned itself as a neutral actor, but there’s evidence that points to a different reality.

China is expanding military dominance in the South China Sea—mostly unchallenged by the United States.