Isaac Stone Fish
Washington Post
New York, NY, United States
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China’s hostage diplomacy and the depths of Huawei’s state links
Huawei serves the Chinese Communist Party, and the party helps Huawei. → Read More
Why does everyone assume that Russia and China are friends?
Moscow has good reason to beware the ambitions of its "ally" to the east. → Read More
Beijing wants U.S. business leaders to plead its case. Here’s why they shouldn’t.
American CEOs are wading into dangerous territory. → Read More
The Chinese Communist Party just showed Jack Ma — and the rest of us — who’s boss
Even one of the world's wealthiest businessmen can't stand up to the power of the party. → Read More
America’s maps are still filled with racist place names
It's time to ditch the 'Chinaman' label. → Read More
Why Disney’s new ‘Mulan’ is a scandal
The company's desire to please Beijing means ignoring a genocide. → Read More
Why can’t the world do a better job of calling out racism in China?
The pull of the Chinese market is warping the moral standards of the international community. → Read More
Why do we keep treating China as a source of reliable information?
Why China’s coronavirus statistics should always come with an asterisk. → Read More
Why China is picking on American journalists
Beijing has honed a strategy of feints and misdirections for decades. → Read More
Even if Trump trusts Huawei, here’s why America shouldn’t
China's telecoms giant is trying to hide its ties to the military. → Read More
North Koreans are starving. Shouldn’t we do something?
Pyongyang’s crimes against its own people do not absolve those who can help but don’t. → Read More
China has access to Grindr activity. We should all be worried.
The social media app gives Beijing myriad opportunities for blackmail. → Read More
MBS should stand with the Uighurs in China
Criticizing China’s treatment of Uighurs would raise awareness of the issue throughout the Muslim world. → Read More
How the Left Should Respond to Ethnic Cleansing in China
A million Uighurs are being held in concentration camps in Xinjiang. What can the US do? → Read More
A Chinese company’s surprising ties to the Brookings Institution
Electronics giant Huawei has cultivated a close relationship with a leading Washington think tank. → Read More
Yes, the U.S. is in bad shape. But China shows what real authoritarianism looks like.
The United States, for all its troubles, is still a long way from becoming a dictatorship -- or a failed democracy. → Read More
Is America Over-Reacting to the Threat of Chinese Influence?
American civil and political discourse has seen a growing number of reports about worrying Chinese governmental influence in the United States. Most recently, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence decried the “malign influence” of China in the United States, via students, politicians, and corporations acting at Beijing’s direction, and sometimes with Beijing’s money. And the White House reportedly… → Read More
Dear Nobel Committee: Don’t even think about giving a prize to Kim Jong Un
It would make a mockery of the Nobel Peace Prize. → Read More
Why are U.S. companies working for a Chinese firm that’s implicated in ethnic cleansing?
Congress is starting to wonder. → Read More
How a restriction on Chinese-made subway cars makes life harder for commuters
The story of a protectionist measure that doesn't protect anyone. → Read More