The novel coronavirus was destined to spread worldwide as soon as it jumped the species barrier and met Homo sapiens.
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The Inevitable Pandemic
Tag Archives: China
When Lame Ducks Bite
We have seen a lame-duck president preempt his successor by imposing sanctions for foreign misbehavior. It wasn’t pretty.
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Europe’s New Wave
The West is trapped in a cycle of infection, lockdown and easing followed by new infection. We need a better system.
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The United Nations Devolves Into Farce
By placing China, Russia and Cuba on its Human Rights Council, the United Nations certified itself as a farce.
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Taking FARA Too Far
When domestic and overseas commercial interests overlap, when is someone acting as a “foreign agent”?
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China Tastes Its Own Medicine
Trump’s tough tactics against Chinese internet giants may be familiar to Beijing, but that does not make them palatable.
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Seeds Of Confusion
There was a real risk when unidentified seeds began arriving at mailboxes worldwide, but mainly they have sown confusion.
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America, Friend Or Foe Of Europe?
Europe meets the enemy, and it is us.
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China’s Fox Hunt
A point for debate: If China is engaged in a “whole-of-state effort” to pillage America, how will 2020 candidates respond?
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Who Pulled A ‘Ray Gun’ Trigger?
Russia is a plausible suspect in the mysterious ailment called “Havana syndrome,” but plausibility is not proof.
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