Win the contest that defines the century.

The Chinese Communist Party is waging an unrestricted campaign for economic and strategic dominance. RHC backs a serious, sustained response, with India as the anchor of a free and open Indo-Pacific.

In short

RHC treats the CCP as America’s central strategic adversary: reshore critical supply chains (semiconductors especially), sustain tariffs on unfair Chinese trade, and build an India-anchored Indo-Pacific coalition to contain Beijing’s expansion.

Where things stand

The challenge in front of us.

China dominates critical supply chains from semiconductors to pharmaceuticals, subsidizes its way into global markets, and presses territorial claims across the Indo-Pacific, with a stated aim of sole-superpower status by 2049.

America depends on its chief adversary for the semiconductors, medicines, and minerals of modern life.
Beijing wages what its own strategists call “unrestricted warfare” on American manufacturing.
Territorial aggression from the Himalayas to the South China Sea tests the free world’s resolve.

Where RHC stands

Containing CCP expansion is the defining task of the era. America should not depend on its chief adversary for the tools of modern life. India, the United States, and free-world partners together can out-build and out-last Beijing.

The RHC solution

What we’re fighting for.

Reshore semiconductor and critical-mineral supply chains to the US and allied nations.
Sustain tariffs and close loopholes on unfair Chinese trade.
Deepen the Quad and India-anchored Indo-Pacific security cooperation.
Screen strategic investment and protect American technology from theft.

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The Nation That Sets the Rules for AI Will Set the Rules for the Century

Shalli Kumar argues that whichever nation writes the governing rules for artificial intelligence will shape the coming century, and he presses for the US and India to lead that effort together. He frames democratic AI governance as the alternative to authoritarian control of the technology.

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Shalli Kumar calls Trump's 26% India tariff a golden moment | Republic TV

Shalli Kumar argues the 26 percent US reciprocal tariff is a once-in-a-generation opening for India, since higher tariffs on China and other rivals leave India comparatively better placed. He urges New Delhi to court manufacturers shifting out of China and pursue a US-India trade deal.