If Washington succeeds, it will reinforce a dangerous U.S. precedent: that political outcomes can be imposed on isolated states at manageable cost, and that regional fragmentation renders sovereignty effectively meaningless.
The entire world needs to come together to condemn—and stop—Japan’s accelerating militarism: For most of Asia, Japan’s remilitarization is the real survival-threatening situation.
In demonstrating that lasting peace is best constructed by empowering disputing parties to find their own way forward, with respectful support from a trusted neighbor, the Fuxian blueprint offers a valuable contribution to the global repertoire of conflict resolution.
In the 21st century, the most effective weapon in the U.S. arsenal isn’t the Tomahawk missile. It’s the legal memo that justifies it.
Outer space is a global commons, and its future must be built on shared stewardship.
Political trust, economic collaboration and cultural exchanges further solidify China-Africa ties.
The only path forward for Europe is to reject subservience; to assert its autonomy; to engage sensibly with China, Russia, Iran and others; and to embrace an emerging multipolar world based on sovereign equality, peaceful cooperation, non-interference and the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter.
In sum, the trajectory of China-U.S. relations in 2025 shows that maximum pressure alone cannot compel the other side to yield; instead, it triggers strong retaliation and imposes costs on both parties.
There may never have been a better time or place in history to be a tech hardware entrepreneur than one in China right now.
Dialogue and interaction remain important, especially when the situation becomes difficult, and it is hoped that both governments continue dialogue.
By aligning domestic market expansion with openness, innovation and sustainability, China can reinforce its role as a stabilizing and opportunity-generating force in the global economy.
Perhaps the most constructive result of this contest is a hard-won realization, particularly in Washington, that treating one’s largest trading partner and supply-chain anchor as an adversary to be easily vanquished is a grave strategic miscalculation.
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