In Portland and beyond, city and national leaders respond very differently to protests. This explains why.
City leaders want to keep their denser geographies peaceful and productive. Rural and national leaders, not so much.
Beijing increasingly relies on economic coercion to reach its diplomatic goals
Here’s why this type of retaliation may turn out to be more symbolic than powerful
Four things to know about the U.S. decision to close the Chinese consulate in Houston
Trump administration’s latest move could make it harder to repair the U.S.-China rift
Last week’s Twitter hack could have been much, much worse
Governments need to prepare for hackers trying to start a war — leading to escalation by tweet
Trump-era racist rhetoric makes Chinese students in the U.S. less supportive of democracy
Here’s what our research found.
How China’s new national security law will hobble Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement
Protesters and candidates face new risks
Do U.S. policing programs help boost the militarization of foreign police forces?
Joint police/military training is a feature of some U.S.-funded programs.
Trump’s decision to pull U.S. out of WHO will boost China’s influence
The organization will probably look to Beijing for funding and leadership support.
Why are China and India skirmishing at their border? Here’s 4 things to know.
India is close to completing a major upgrade of border roads