Claudia Rosett

Ms. Rosett, a Foreign Policy Fellow with the Independent Women’s Forum, a columnist of Forbes and a blogger for PJMedia, is a contributing editor of The New York Sun.

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Next on the list is quite likely Taiwan, though Xi has made clear it’s not just East Asia, but a global order he aspires to lead along this path of “remarkable progress.” Unless we stop it, that’s the CCP’s China Dream, coming for us all.

"Let me be very clear — I might be the first non-Chinese citizen to be targeted, but I will not be the last. If I am targeted, any American or citizen of any nation who speaks out for Hong Kong can, and will be, too. We are all Hong Kongers now."

While the world grapples with the China-spawned coronavirus pandemic, China is preparing a national security law that would override Hong Kong’s semi-autonomous system

President Xi wants China at the center of a new global order

Since the 1990s the WHO has devoted ever more of it resources to political activism instead of its core disease-fighting mission

Fog of repression and lies is where the spotlight belongs: China's refusal to come clean on the origin of this virus

The core problem is that China, for all its high-tech gloss and high-speed trains, remains saddled with a communist-structured political system.

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Hong Kong’s Finest Hour November 26, 2019
With Sunday's vote, Hong Kong's people have sent a message so clear that even the most robotically obtuse idiots in Beijing's upper chains of command, or Hong Kong's Government House, should find it easy to decipher

"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"

"Fathom the discontent in society and look for solutions." There's no mystery here. All Ms. Lam or the Chinese party members need to do is take a drive around Hong Kong and read the writing on the walls

I was there this summer and in Beijing in 1989. The nature of the Communist regime hasn’t changed.

Where are the powerful, clear, direct statements so desperately needed from the leaders of America, Britain, Europe, or anywhere else that people live in freedom?

The protests are the most stunning rebuke to Beijing since Tiananmen Square. They may end the same way

If China’s President Xi Jinping wants to restore calm, there’s an honorable and efficient way to do it, without tear gas, arrests or bloodshed

Great danger that China will read the further abandonment of Hong Kong's people as yet another signal that the Free World will not defend its own

Why such security, a full 30 years after the "turmoil"? Because what Tiananmen came to stand for in 1989, when so many people risked their lives — not to demand world dominance but to call for liberty and justice within their own country

It is that China's rulers, having failed to embrace the rights of their own citizens to freedom, are engineering a Chinese rise that is becoming a growing threat to the Free World

For generations, the costs inflicted on America by North Korea's totalitarian, terror-sponsoring regime have been staggering


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Timeline of the ISIS Bride February 24, 2019
We can expect to see and hear a lot more from Hoda and her father's attorneys, and ever less about the barbarisms of ISIS touched on in the timeline above--tempting to want to forget, but in sizing up this ISIS bride, important to remember

Campaign to undermine U.S. sovereignty

Iraq Oil-for-Food, Genocide in Rwanda

Trump’s “America First” presidency is turning out in practice to be neither isolationist nor dismissive of freedom and democracy abroad

When -- please tell us when -- will China at long last dignify itself, and honor its own people, by building a monument in Tiananmen Square to the heroes who died for freedom in 1989?

Domestic accountability is a necessary condition for making any agreement with the U.S. stick

It now falls to the U.S. and its allies to redraw the red line over chemical weapons that Obama never should have erased in deference to Russia and the UN back in 2013

This is a contest in which the only real triumph for the U.S. and our allies -- and for the basic cause of freedom and decency -- will come with the end of North Korea's totalitarian regime. The mission needs to be taking Kim down, not chatting him u

Ms. Kim, with her freckles and enigmatic smile, is a trained and trusted royal brainwasher for a family regime whose court is built on totalitarian lies. Her admirers in the media ought to be impressed by the professionalism with which she snookered

North Korean regime that harbors predatory intentions toward the South, traffics in weapons with the likes of Syria, Iran, is becoming an ever more serious danger to the U.S. That, not the Olympics, is Kim's real game here, and he's just scored

Trump just lit up the landscape by telling it like it really is. That's a vital move in the direction of finding a solution to the ticking bomb that is North Korea.