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China in Hawaii

Posted on May 25, 2026 by David Tashji

China’s Ministry of State Security is no longer an ocean away. From Honolulu to Kailua, Hilo, Pearl City and Kaneohe, the center of gravity in twenty-first century geopolitical competition increasingly runs through America’s Pacific fortress. Hawaii is not simply a … Continue reading →

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