The Alaska Republican’s legislation would impose heavy sanctions on Chinese financial institutions and certain industrial sectors.
Author: Jimmy Quinn
Foreign Policy Conspicuously Absent from Biden Admin Year-One Brag Sheets
The Republican critique of the first year of Biden’s foreign-policy performance is clear. Where’s the White House rejoinder?
Navalny: U.S. Reacting to Putin Like a ‘Frightened Schoolboy’
Alexei Navalny criticized the current U.S. approach to dealing with the Kremlin, which he says places too much of an emphasis on European security matters.
U.S. Friends of Hong Kong to Publish Full-Page NYT Ad: ‘Free All the Prisoners of Conscience’
The ad was obtained exclusively by National Review ahead of its publication tomorrow in the New York Times.
Syria Joins Belt and Road as Lawmakers Warn against Assad Rehabilitation
It’s grimly fitting that China is throwing a lifeline to the Syrian dictatorship.
Sherman Hopeful about Russia Talks Because She Negotiated Iran Deal, Syria Chemical-Weapons Deal
The deputy secretary of state says she knows her Russian counterpart ‘very, very well.’
Elite Chinese Paramilitary Officer Assigned to Hong Kong
China’s latest leadership shuffle indicates that more of what might be called the ‘Xinjiang model’ could take root in Hong Kong.
Biden Admin Denies NBC Report on Euro-Force Drawdown
If it’s true, the administration is mulling over steps that would leave America’s allies in Europe more vulnerable to Russian coercion.
Guess Who Lobbied against Legislation to Punish Beijing Olympics Sponsors
Fury at U.S. corporate sponsors of the winter games is a bipartisan thing on the Hill these days.
What Might Actually Prevent Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
NYC’s new subway safety plan puts progressive cynicism on China policy on full display.