Counterpoint Global

1. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

   China’s Extraterritorial Laws are A Defensive Response to Endless U.S. Extraterritorial Aggression... (opens the original)

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   “The US maintains the most aggressive system of extraterritorial jurisdiction in history. It accords itself the right to decide which countries the rest of the planet can trade with. It sanctions companies in other countries for doing business with Cuba, Iran, Venezuela, Russia, the DPRK. It seizes foreign assets, cuts Russia out of SWIFT, blacklists thousands of Chinese firms, and even attempts to prevent countries around the world from using Huawei networking products.”In response，the Chinese

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2. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

   U.S. China Relations...The Same Ol’ Geopolitical Routine...Notes from Shenyang (opens the original)

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   Apologies for not posting here more often. Life is filled with all kinds of busyness…But there’s another thing going on across the geopolitical spectrum….there’s nothing new worth mentioning….In the past I’ve spent lots more of my energy & focus defending & supporting China, rightfully so. And in the past I’ve spent alot more of my energy & focus criticizing truly outrageous things happening related to the United States and U.S. Sino relations. Yet I realize over the past year or so, absolutely

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