Weaponizing Water: How China Controls the Mekong

The Mekong river is one of the longest rivers in the world, flowing from Tibet where it collects melting snow from the Himalayas in China, through Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Every year this major waterway oscillates alongside the rainy season when a massive pulse of water swells the river as monsoon rains and Himalayan melted snow flows downstream.

Featured, GlobeAidan KatoMarch 9, 2022China, Water, Mekong River, Southeast Asia, Aidan KatoComment

The Chinese Trade War: An American Obsession

As a partner in an unstable diplomatic relationship, China has long been the scapegoat for opportunistic American politicians.

GlobeAndrew WoolerJanuary 28, 2019China, United States, President Xi Jinping, President Trump, US Trade, HuaweiComment