China’s Rejection of Universal Human Rights and the Rule of Law
China’s ruling Communist Party does not believe in universal human rights or the rule of law as understood internationally. Instead,…
India’s Enduring Gift: Sixty‑Seven Years of Aid to Tibetan Refugees
Exile is sustained not only by resilience but by the compassion of nations willing to shoulder the burdens of the…
The Warning Tibet Ignored: Gyalo Thondup and China’s Takeover
History often turns on moments when warnings are dismissed. In 1952, Gyalo Thondup – brother of His Holiness the Dalai…
The world must prepare for the breakdown or transition of the CCP regime
The case for why the world must prepare for the breakdown or transition of the CCP regime, and what an…
Xi Jinping’s Washington Visit Looked Less Like a Breakthrough Than a Courtesy Call
When Chinese President Xi Jinping boarded his plane home from Washington last week, he carried himself with the air of…
The Tibetan Diaspora in America Shows Xi That Tibet Cannot Be Silenced
For decades, Beijing has tried to erase Tibet from the global stage. Xi Jinping’s government has passed laws designed to…
China’s Economic Security Offensive
China is no longer content with incremental industrial policy. It is pursuing an ambitious and increasingly assertive economic security agenda—one…
Zhang Youxia’s Fall from Grace.
China’s expulsion of General Zhang Youxia on September 21, 2026, marks one of the most dramatic purges in Xi Jinping’s…
China’s Stretch Toward Superpower Status
China’s ambition to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States as a global superpower is undeniable. Yet when one examines the…
Xi Jinping: The Worst Leader Since Mao
When historians weigh the legacies of China’s rulers, Mao Zedong inevitably looms as the architect of both revolutionary triumph and…
