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Xi Jinping and China’s leadership face a year of temptation in 2026. So far they have played their cards well in the Trump era—but hubris haunts the Communist Party https://t.co/WPba3LMhXN ...

For governments leaning towards authoritarianism, China is an enabler—and an inspiration. We found that 82% of authoritarian regimes have received police training from China https://t.co/DucJqdhzJX ...

RT Jesse Peltan (@JessePeltan)China's electricity is now 30% more than Europe's — PER CAPITA.More than double in total. ...

China has rapidly expanded its security activity abroad by offering foreign governments police training and surveillance technology with a focus on internal stability https://t.co/o6HeFRKeou ...

China seems to be gaining global support as a leading power. Our analysis shows that a fall in affection for America is benefitting its biggest rival https://t.co/KW3T0LHXPI ...

Officials in Tianmen know that more is needed than money alone to boost China’s birth rate. Some fear that they will eventually resort to more invasive tactics https://t.co/J15HvpjFlQ ...

Donald Trump’s unpredictability is helping China in its contest with America for global influence. In the coming year, that dynamic will come into sharper focus https://t.co/qtqr58fyaP ...

The world is watching, watching all of us today. So here's my message to those beyond our borders. America has been tested and we've come out stronger for it.We will repair our alliances and engage with the world once again, not to meet yesterday's challenges, but today's and tomorrow's challenges and will lead not merely by the example of our power, but by the power of our example. Those then President Joe Biden in his 2021 inaugural address, emphasizing America's resilience on the global stage. A new book ...

Clearly, China is involved in activities which threaten our interests and we should be very robust in pushing back against those um and they would expect us to do so to be honest and Beijing uh respects strengths in this space. So I think it is both the right thing to do and also is the practical and good thing to do and I've always noticed when uh countries have had sort of set twos with China um it doesn't always impact on trade. Sometimes trade goes up.Do you remember when David Cameron um met the Dalai ...