John Feng

War with China may be coming, but not quite yet, according to U.S. officials who have been hitting snooze on a countdown to a Chinese invasion of Taiwan in 2027. Now they think it won't happen before 2028. The year is symbolic; 2027 is the centennial of t... See more

A rumor is circulating that President Donald Trump has caved to China's most important demand: Taiwan. It's been fueled by the usual tendency to listen to what the Republican says rather than what he does. Trump was one of the first U.S. presidents to pub... See more

The Tang era of imperial China is regarded by historians as the golden age of arts and culture, a period spanning nearly 300 years, recorded over a millennium ago, when some of its most celebrated poets and inventors lived. But what if it wasn't real? Tha... See more

Everybody spies, but not like China, where it has been the legal obligation of every citizen and organization to support the state's intelligence work since 2017. Beijing's tradecraft has only improved since it dismantled a nationwide CIA spy ring over a ... See more

It matters who writes the rules of the road as artificial intelligence is deployed in every industry in our lives, but the rulebook of policies, regulations and ethical guidelines could look very different depending on who writes it. China and the United ... See more