Jimmy Quinn

‘His attitude and approach toward China are tougher and more unrestrained than Biden’s.

Lithuania’s new recommendation to toss Chinese smartphones is a lesson for the U.S.

U.N. ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield diminishes America’s moral authority. That’s good news for China.

They discussed a Russian pipeline, Javelin missiles, and an innovative argument for Ukrainian membership in NATO.

Disappointed with Democratic efforts to confront Beijing, congressional Republicans propose a comprehensive alternative.

The proposed agreement will only intensify Ukrainian, Polish, and congressional fears of appeasement.

The Treasury Department is defending Biden’s move, but it may end up helping a Chinese company in Beijing’s efforts at Uyghur suppression.

EXCLUSIVE: The former secretary of state fires back amid reports that the Biden State Department cut short a coronavirus-origin investigation he once led.

What recent speeches by Biden and Blinken say about the administration’s wrongheaded emphasis on cooperation with China.

Why Chinese diplomats threw a tantrum in Anchorage.

Despite calling the regime a threat to democracy and a perpetrator of mass atrocities, the administration might try to reset U.S.-China relations anyway.

The court’s politicization of war-crimes investigations harms the cause of international justice.

An early look at new legislation to require enforcement of sanctions against Chinese military-linked firms in the U.S.

Supporters of President Trump’s decision to recognize Israel’s claims to the territory are warning Biden not to reverse it.

Pakistani authorities have taken their campaign of religious oppression worldwide, threatening U.S.-based Ahmadi Muslims with imprisonment.

The outgoing Trump administration has concluded that the Chinese government is committing genocide and crimes against humanity in Xinjiang.

A researcher has decoded Beijing’s own propaganda to track a likely disconnect between COVID case counts and the official Party line.

In an interview with NR, the secretary of state argues the Trump administration did build coalitions — only without a ‘bias towards appeasement.

Chinese diplomats have rebranded their country as a defender of international order. In reality, they’ve manipulated the U.N. to suit Beijing’s interests.

The CCP seeks to make American campuses less conducive to open inquiry, and more dangerous for students and professors. It can’t be allowed to succeed.

All may not be lost, but Beijing’s crackdown has ensured that the movement faces a bleak short-term future.

The American crackdown on the popular social-media app has invited specious comparisons to China’s model of censorship.

Whether out of opportunism or sincere concern for Internet freedom, the social-media magnate has begun to more forcefully condemn the Chinese government.

The law could give Beijing new tools to silence its critics abroad.

A ruling that could lead to the prosecution of U.S. citizens prompts a harsh response from Washington, and a moment of rare bipartisan agreement.

Notwithstanding Trump’s promise to leave, the U.S. still has a chance to remain in the organization — and reform it from within.