by Donald Teel | Mar 18, 2023 | China, Donald Teel
Western Colonialism, to be sure, was destined to be a defective policy. The idea of superimposing cultural thought forms, law, economics, education, and even religion upon conquered peoples seldom ends well. The saga of Hong Kong is made of heartbreak and devastation....
by Donald Teel | Mar 18, 2023 | China, Donald Teel
Since the opening of diplomatic and trade relationships with the People’s Republic of China by President Richard Nixon, the assumption of the West has been a prosperous China is good for international relationships. The erroneous assumption the West makes,...
by Andrew McCarthy | Mar 18, 2023 | Andrew McCarthy, China
Americans on the home front are exhausted from a marathon of foreign fallout. As the Taliban cancels this semester’s gender studies curriculum at the American University in Kabul, China eyes prospective control of the Bagram airbase. Instances like these embody a long...
by Michael Schmidt | Mar 18, 2023 | China, Donald Teel, Russia, Ukraine
Choosing one’s friends is critical and typically based on mutual interests, common values, and compatibility. The China-Russia alliance on display in Ukraine fits my criteria for global comrades, aka, friends. China and Russia share a mutual interest in the...
by Michael Schmidt | Mar 3, 2022 | China, Michael Schmidt
On February 21st, 1972 President Richard Nixon arrived in China for a historic eight-day trip. He was taking a risky gamble. But in Nixon’s mind, it was a gamble worth taking. Nixon wrote the following, expressing his doubt: The world cannot be safe until China...
by Donald Teel | Feb 16, 2022 | China, Donald Teel
Even the most casual observer of the nations will acknowledge there is a heightened level of global unrest. The level of uneasiness is fueled by the dangers of COVID-19, and these dangers go beyond the pandemic itself, as more and more states tighten their grip on...
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