Michael Schuman

Trump’s relations with corporate titans seem to have softened his hard line.

China grandstands about Gaza while repressing a Muslim community within its own borders. Hardly anyone seems to notice.

U.S. voters wanted change. The world may pay the price.

North Korean troops are in Russia. Is that really what’s best for Beijing?

The former president’s recent rhetoric shows how his reelection could undo the central promise sustaining today’s international order.

A “grand bargain” with Beijing has obvious appeal. The question is what it would cost.

Despite Jake Sullivan’s visit to Beijing this week, American interests remain in severe tension with China’s vision.

Chinese social media is fascinated with Biden’s decision to step aside.

He’s all but said he wouldn’t defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion. What else would he give up to Beijing?

Xi Jinping’s policies are cutting off his country from the world, to no one’s ultimate benefit.