The Trump administration wants to constrain China’s rise — even if America must pay a steep price for severing forty years of U.S.-China linkage.

Kim Jong-un is committed to denuclearization. Here’s why.

Washington’s stubborn demand for complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea is the principal risk that the upcoming second summit next month may end in failure. Washington needs to abandon the utopian objective of complete denuclearization and pursue a more realistic objective.

The 2019 MDR is a call for an arms race, which is detrimental to world peace, stability, cooperation, and development and should be resolutely rejected.

The Philippines has announced that it will review the 1951 US-Philippine Mutual Defense Treaty, raising questions about the future of the Philippines’s relations with the U.S. and China. The review, however, also provides a unique opportunity for the two allies to upgrade their partnership.

Britain is growing increasingly wary of China.

Doing so means a bigger defense budget.

The U.S., constrained by unwarranted suspicion of North Korea, is to blame.

The Baloch insurgency in Pakistan is now targeting Chinese-investments. The Pakistani government alleges that India wants to sabotage its relationship with China by supporting the insurgents.

Trump’s decision to withdraw the US from the INF is mostly motivated by fear of China.