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America survived the ‘China Shock.’ There’s still the Trump shock.
It takes two to tango. But does China want to dance?
The dollar is our superpower, and Russia and China are threatening it
Washington has succumbed to dangerous groupthink on China
China is weaker than we thought. Will we change our policies accordingly?
What the West is still getting wrong about the rise of Xi Jinping
The U.S.-China crisis over Taiwan was wholly predictable
Why this year’s Beijing Olympics doesn’t have much to celebrate
We learned from the financial crisis. We can learn from the pandemic.
Washington PostJonah Baderfinancial crisis, coronavirus, Health care, public health, multilateralism, international cooperation, United States, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, Jair Bolsonaro, Viktor Orban, populism, Federal Reserve, stimulus, finance, Regulations
Xi’s China can’t seem to stop scoring own goals
Washington PostJonah BaderChina, Xi Jinping, Mao Zedong, Joe Biden, United States, Australia, India, Taiwan, Japan, coronavirus
On the domestic front, Biden is all ambition. Why not on foreign policy?
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, United States, foreign policy, coronavirus, Economy, Republicans, Mike Pompeo, Marco Rubio, Cuba, Iran, China, Xi Jinping, Tony Blinken
China has been bungling its post-coronavirus foreign policy
Washington PostJonah Badercoronavirus, China, India, Australia, Philippines, Vietnam, South China Sea, Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi, Rodrigo Duterte, Deng Xiaoping
Bolton’s book reminds us of the biggest problem with Trump
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Xi Jinping, China, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey, Justice Department, John Bolton, Venezuela, foreign policy, United States, Supre, tax, trade
Democrats are falling into a familiar trap on China
Washington PostJonah BaderChina, Xi Jinping, Donald Trump, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democrats, Republicans, foreign policy, World Health Organization, coronavirus, Mexico, Joe Biden, liberal international order
China did cover up – but that doesn’t make Trump less guilty
