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Person · Head_of_state · China · 110 dispatches indexed · last seen May 13, 2026
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International Relations
Xi Jinping Is Planning for China’s Final Victory Over the U.S.

President Xi Jinping invokes Mao's 1938 "On Protracted War" strategy to guide China's long-term competition against the United States, positioning himself to extract concessions from Trump while building Chinese strength during this strategic stalemate phase.

The New York Times · 13h ago
International Relations
Trump Seeks Message to Kim, But Summit Unlikely: Ex-U.S. Official

Former U.S. official states Trump seeks diplomatic contact with North Korea but a summit remains unlikely, as Pyongyang demands nuclear recognition and strengthens ties with Russia while pursuing weapons development.

Seoul Economic Daily · 6d ago
Geopolitical Conflict
Hormuz today, Taiwan tomorrow

Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz demonstrates vulnerability in critical global shipping lanes, threatening economic collapse. China could replicate this strategy against Taiwan's semiconductor chokepoint, potentially causing ten-trillion-dollar losses and undermining U.S. credible deterrence.

Perfil · Apr 20
Geopolitical Politics
When military coups were normal

Argentina's military staged a predictable coup on March 24, 1976, installing General Jorge Rafael Videla, initially welcomed by many citizens expecting order after populist chaos and terrorist violence, though the regime ultimately employed brutal extrajudicial methods far exceeding necessity.

Buenos Aires Times · Apr 3
International Relations
Why the Trump-Xi summit will be underwhelming

Trump's upcoming China visit will likely disappoint, as deep structural rivalries over technology, manufacturing dominance, and Taiwan persist despite Beijing's pressure for policy concessions on the island democracy.

The Japan Times · 1d ago
International Relations
The U.S. and China Have a Common Foe. Hint: It’s Not the U.S.S.R.

Trump and Xi's Beijing summit represents a transformational moment where the U.S. and China must collaborate against shared threats: artificial intelligence misuse by malicious actors and destabilizing global interconnectedness, requiring joint guardrails to protect both nations' interests.

The New York Times · May 6
Geopolitical Conflict
China’s Maritime Disputes

China has maintained competing territorial claims with multiple neighbors since 1895, including disputed islands in the East China Sea with Japan and expansive South China Sea claims affecting the Philippines and Vietnam, creating decades of intensifying maritime tensions.

Council on Foreign Relations · Apr 4
Critical Tech & Minerals
The Shared Feeling of Being Harvested by the Future

A journalist compares precarious gig workers in both the United States and China, revealing how algorithmic systems control earnings across countries while tech leaders and policymakers focus on an AI race narrative that obscures widening inequality.

The New York Times · 1d ago
Geopolitical Politics
Beijing’s United Front and the Quiet Transfer of Western Technology

China's Communist Party leverages a vast network of over 2,000 front organizations across four democracies to facilitate political influence and illicit technology transfer to military entities, operating as a parallel political weapon alongside military modernization to advance Beijing's global dominance objectives.

War on the Rocks · Apr 27
Geopolitical Politics
Behind DeepSeek lies a dazzling Chinese university

Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China's Stanford-modeled institution, has emerged as the driving force behind DeepSeek's development, positioning the tech hub as a emerging competitor to Silicon Valley in artificial intelligence innovation.

The Economist · Apr 3