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The U.S.-China relationship is back on track. Let’s hope it stays that way.

Washington PostJonah BaderJanuary 27, 2024China, Biden, Taiwan

The U.S.-China crisis over Taiwan was wholly predictable

Washington PostJonah BaderAugust 4, 2022China, Taiwan, Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Xi Jinping

Xi’s China can’t seem to stop scoring own goals

Washington PostJonah BaderMay 27, 2021China, Xi Jinping, Mao Zedong, Joe Biden, United States, Australia, India, Taiwan, Japan, coronavirus

A new key to covid success: Not states but societies

Washington PostJonah BaderApril 8, 2021Big Government, institutions, China, United States, Taiwan, France, Germany, coronavirus

American exceptionalism has become a hazard to our health

Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 17, 2020Taiwan, China, SARS, coronavirus, Health care, United States, exceptionalism, Asia, Brazil

The U.S. is still exceptional — but now for its incompetence

Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 26, 2020United States, China, South Korea, Taiwan, coronavirus, Donald Trump, bureaucracy, Big Government, public health

Some countries have been successful in combating the coronavirus. The U.S. is not one of them.

Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 12, 2020coronavirus, public health, Donald Trump, CDC, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, North Korea

Hong Kong reminds us of China’s fragility

Washington PostJonah BaderJune 20, 2019China, Xi Jinping, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Democracy, Economy

Trump's Art of the Deal isn't working in foreign policy

Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 29, 2018China, Donald Trump, foreign policy, Iran deal, Iraq War, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan

Until recently, Trump got health care right

Washington PostFareed ZakariaMarch 30, 2017Donald Trump, Health care, health insurance, Taiwan