Let Trump and Kim Meet
Even if a summit gives North Korea legitimacy it doesn’t deserve, talking is preferable to the disastrous alternative.

Even if a summit gives North Korea legitimacy it doesn’t deserve, talking is preferable to the disastrous alternative.

How the world grossly misread the Chinese leader’s ambitions

The Kim regime will always be a greater danger to its own people than to Americans.

What's different now: a U.S. president ready and willing to make his own destructive promises

While America’s economy and international alliances keep it strong, China's diplomatic public-relations game is growing more formidable by the day.

As Donald Trump sizes up the Chinese president, he may be surprised by what he finds.

The president is right to do nothing publicly about North Korea.

Xi Jinping tries to charm the capitalist elite.

The island once had a seat on the UN Security Council. Now a simple phone call with its leader is international news.

What could possibly make a young Chinese person go all-in for the Republican nominee?
