Reviewing and Refuting Common Russian Narratives on Ukraine
Three long years of war does not mean that the original lies that incepted this tragedy should be ignored.
Category: Geopolitics
What are the chances of a war between America and China in the next few years?
A basic but fundamental question worth revisiting.
The Threads of September
Connecting the attitudes and climates of 2001 and 2021.
Quick Thoughts: Biden’s G7 proposal could be the best BRI counter thus far
It can also counter another acute fear of the coming decades.
Quick Thoughts: America’s need to paint China as a threat
This is a response to a Foreign Affairs piece titled “China Is Not Ten Feet Tall.”
Quick Thoughts: A Reminder on Eastern Winds
On August 26, two missiles were launched at an area in the South China Sea from Zhejiang and Qinghai.
Understanding China’s Response to Escalation on the Korean Peninsula: A Brief Investigation
Surveying the very visible and imaginable notion of conflict escalation on the Korean peninsula.
Disharmony Along the Maritime Silk Road: Lessons from China and Sri Lanka
China’s attempt at a peaceful rise, no matter if it is genuine or not, cannot stay truly harmonious. With the case of Sri Lanka, even massive investments ended up reaping only incomplete benefits, along with an uptick in negative reputation and an inhibition of greater ambitions.
The Doklam Standoff: The Potential for American Containment Against China and India
1962. While much of the Western world was preoccupied with a missile crisis in the Caribbean, a brief war was waged along the rugged mountains of the Himalayas.
The Constant 