Latest China

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  Feffer: Can We Avoid a War with China?

  The cold war in the Taiwan Strait threatens to turn hot
• Vine: Do You Want a New Cold War?

  The AUKUS Alliance Takes the World to the Brink
• Paul: Why Doesn’t Congress Oppose Biden’s “New Cold War”?

  There has been almost no “meaningful dissent among Democrats” in Congress about “the need to make sure that we don’t let this beast run out of control.”
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  Cockburn: The west can’t engage China on the climate while also demonizing them

  Despite all the apocalyptic predictions of climate catastrophe, the moment when these countries really believe that they face an existential threat has yet to arrive
• Stender: U.S. pushes China tensions to the brink with new moves on Taiwan secession

  War only benefits Wall Street and the weapons manufacturers who cash in on death and destruction. The working class should resist the drive to war and the propaganda offensive launched by the corporate media
• Dolack: China’s winding road toward capitalism

  A look at The Communist Road to Capitalism: How Unrest and Containment Have Pushed China’s (R)evolution since 1949, by Ralf Ruckus
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  Ellsberg: Milley, China and the Danger of Nuclear War

  Gen. Milley’s call to China may have prevented a near catastrophe, as happened in 1983 when the Soviet Union believed Reagan had gone mad and planned a first strike
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  Baker: The US and China: A Productive Path Forward

  The Biden administration, with the overwhelming support of the foreign policy establishment, seems determined to start a new Cold War with China
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  Scipes: Dying for an iPhone

  Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China’s Workers
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  Ellsberg: Milley, China and the Danger of Nuclear War

  Gen. Milley’s call to China may have prevented a near catastrophe, as happened in 1983 when the Soviet Union believed Reagan had gone mad and planned a first strike
• Driver: The Violence of Colonialism and the Exploitation of Africa

  Many African nations are ruled by leaders backed by the US, Britain or France, or constrained by IMF/World Bank/WTO policies
• Hudson: George Soros dreams of turning China into a neoliberal grabitization opportunity

  George Soros is obviously upset that President Xi is not Boris Yeltsin, and that China is not following the kleptocracy dependency that warped Russia’s economy
• Ottenberg: Covid Strikes Back

  Workers in the U.S. faced a lousy choice at the height of the pandemic – starve or get sick and possibly die. Workers in China would rightly consider this barbaric. And so would their leaders
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  Benjamin: Afghanistan War Is “Cash Cow” for Pentagon

  Biden Must End “Delusional” China Rivalry
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  Escobar: How Russia-China are stage-managing the Taliban

  What matters is that Russia-China are way ahead of the curve, cultivating parallel inside tracks of diplomatic dialogue with the Taliban
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  Gerson: In a Dangerous Time

  Toward Preventing a Disastrous U.S.-China War
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  Wolff: The United States Underestimates China’s Economic Challenge at Its Own Peril

  Ratcheting up demonizations of China seems a poor and likely counterproductive response
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  Klare: On the Brink in 2026

  U.S.-China Near-War Status Report
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  Yi: Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition

  Many Chinese cities and provinces are working on plans to hit peak carbon before 2030. Shanghai, China’s most developed city, is set to lead the way
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  Bello: The Three Revolutions of the Chinese Communist Party

  The Communist Party of China led three revolutions of world-historic significance in its short 100-year-history: national liberation, the “Cultural Revolution,” and China’s rapid capitalist transformation