Analysis Chinese society has of late been marked by a troubling surge in indiscriminate violence, highlighted by two random stabbing incidents in early July and a reported tally claiming at least 55 people killed in knife-related assaults over the last two Rising Knife Attacks in China Highlight Deepening Social Malaise
Analysis Chinese society has of late been marked by a troubling surge in indiscriminate violence, highlighted by two random stabbing incidents in early July and a reported tally claiming at least 55 people killed in knife-related assaults over the last two
In the run-up to the all-important Third Plenum of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s Central Committee—a once in five-year event—a relatively low-ranking political cadre in the military was suddenly promoted to the rank of general. His rapid promotion at
Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) labeled communist China the “biggest threat” to the United States in his first statements after being named as the Republican vice presidential nominee on July 15. Mr. Vance made the comments during an interview with Fox News on