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Has the risk of arbitrary detention made China unsafe to travel to for foreigners?

Has the risk of arbitrary detention made China unsafe to travel to for foreigners?
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China has built the world s largest navy Now what s Beijing going to do with it?

China has built the world s largest navy. Now what s Beijing going to do with it? CNN 3/6/2021 Analysis by Brad Lendon, CNN © ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images A Type 052D destroyer of China s People s Liberation Army Navy provides an escort ahead of the Liaoning aircraft carrier into the Lamma Channel as it arrives in Hong Kong territorial waters on July 7, 2017. In 2018, Chinese President Xi Jinping donned military fatigues and boarded a People s Liberation Army Navy destroyer in the South China Sea. Spread out before him that April day was the largest flotilla Communist-ruled China had ever put to sea at one time, 48 ships, dozens of fighter jets, more than 10,000 military personnel.

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Rethinking the US-China fight: Does China really threaten American power abroad?

Rethinking the US-China fight: Does China really threaten American power abroad? The Conversation 2/19/2021 Andrew Latham, Professor of Political Science, Macalester College © Malte Mueller via Getty Images President Biden has so far kept most of his predecessor s tough-on-China policies. President Joe Biden is so far maintaining his predecessor’s tough China policy, which aims to curb China’s international power both economically and politically. China’s rise In the three decades I’ve studied and taught Chinese foreign policy, I have witnessed three discrete eras in China’s approach to international relations. After the death of the Communist Chinese leader Mao Zedong in 1976, Mao’s successors, Deng Xiaoping and Jiang Zemin, introduced economic reforms that launched China on a path of phenomenal economic growth. The country rose from 11th to second place in the global GDP rankings between 1990 and 2020.

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Biden s (mostly) straight talk on China

Biden s (mostly) straight talk on China Joseph Bosco, opinion contributor © Getty Images Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Biden Last week, the Biden administration sent two aircraft carriers into the South China Sea in the escalating signaling between Washington and Beijing. China is openly pressing the president to reverse the Trump administration s across-the-board confrontational strategy. That would be a mistaken return to failed pre-Trump policies that the new team seems poised to avoid. Biden is trying to balance several competing imperatives: keeping China at bay but still in communication while his team develops its own coherent policy, and distinguishing his strategy from both the Obama and Trump approaches without scrapping the latter s historically important initiatives.

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The pan-Pacific tussle to come

Last week's long-awaited call between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping was the opening move in a pan-Pacific tussle that will dominate the tenures of both presidents.

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