America’s sweeping tariffs are harmful to both the world economy and to America itself and should be revoked. But a bigger ...

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As the endgame looms over the proxy war in Ukraine, the catastrophic costs of the unwarranted conflict continue to soar.

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China’s approach to conflict mediation is characterized by what scholars call “quasi-mediation diplomacy,” in which Beijing emphasizes rhetoric and symbolic gestures while avoiding costly commitments.

Whether the dream is making America great again or the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, the aspirations of the two countries’ respective peoples for a better life should drive every decision.