The Globalist

How the fight against inequality at home unites — and separates — Biden and Xi Jinping. And who seems to have the upper hand.

One does not need to be a hardliner on China, just a global realist, to see that there is a vast gap between Xi’s rhetoric and reality.

What US and German political transitions mean for China relations.

Four years after Joe Biden concluded his tenure as Vice President of the United States, as U.S. President he encounters a very different world.

What can other countries learn from the devastating effects of China’s “Cultural Revolution”?

It is China, not Russia, that is in the U.S.’s crosshairs.

Why we must defend Hong Kong’s freedom like West Berlin’s in its day.

The current protests show that Hong Kongers aren’t just interested in money, and mainland elites worry that Hong Kong won’t remain a separate territory where they can safely store their money.

For the first time since Mao passed away in 1976, China does not expect tomorrow to be better than today.

Clothes making can provide deep insights into both the character of global leaders and commercial realities.