'The Day Engagement Died'

Bob Davis reflects on his new ebook, the five year anniversary of the ‘China virus’, and what to expect from Trump 2.0.

Missouri’s Multibillion Challenge to China

Missouri sued China for hoarding PPE during the pandemic and won $24.5 billion. Its efforts to collect could get muddy.

China’s Open-Source Embrace

Chinese AI firms and chipmakers have become increasingly open to making their technology secrets available to all-comers.

Opinion

Why R&D Cuts Threaten U.S. National Security

The U.S. is allowing its research capabilities to wither just at a point when China is making important breakthroughs.

Opinion

Defending Main Street

How U.S. governors can protect their states from Chinese threats.

An ebook collection of interviews with the American policy makers who have shaped the U.S.'s relationship with China under six presidential administrations, carried out by former Wall Street Journal senior editor Bob Davis.

Interviews include Nancy Pelosi, Robert Lighthizer, Charlene Barshefsky, Robert Gates, Ash Carter, Robert Rubin and more.

Who’s Who: China's AI Industry

The Wire profiles the leading figures in the Chinese AI ecosystem from which DeepSeek and other companies are emerging.

What is Zhipu AI?

The oldest Chinese AI unicorn is the first to be added to the U.S. entity list.

Chinese AI Companies Are Catching Up Despite U.S. Restrictions

The Biden administration is piling on export controls designed to limit China’s AI advances, but experts say its leading models are on a par with their U.S. rivals.

China’s AI Pioneers Face A Critical Year

China's AI industry is still developing and it's still unclear who will emerge as the market leaders.

Hal Brands on the Axis of Autocracies

The foreign policy expert discusses why Eurasia is key to global security, and argues that China remains the biggest threat to the world order.

To Achieve Food Security, Xi Turns to the Private Sector

The prominent position of top agricultural entrepreneurs at the Chinese leader’s recent meeting with private sector bosses illustrates how the sector has become a top priority.

China's Waning Oil Thirst

China’s oil imports are showing signs of reaching a peak.

Is China Winning Europe Thanks to Trump?

European leaders remain wary of Beijing thanks to its support for Russia.

Anders Hove on China’s Energy Security

The analyst discusses the impact of the Ukraine war on China’s energy supply, how China has taken the lead in renewable energy and what effect Trump’s re-election could have.

What Will Happen at China’s Two Sessions?

This month’s meetings will offer crucial insights into where Beijing intends to steer the economy and how it might deal with Trump.

Beijing’s Uranium Edge

China has the upper hand in the battle for nuclear fuel but is on the hunt for more.

Going it Alone

How the U.S. learned to deploy hard-hitting economic strikes against its enemies — even when its allies were reluctant to join in.

China Hawks Stop Squawking

The Trump administration’s early moves on China are making some Republicans nervous, though few are openly voicing their doubts.

China’s Overcapacity is Finally Reaching its Limits

Beijing has consistently failed to address the root causes of excess supply. The situation may now be out of its hands.

China’s Tech Giants Look to Healthcare

Big tech companies see an opportunity in healthcare but making their businesses profitable has been a challenge to date.

Charting High-Flyer’s Rise

A closer look at the quantitative hedge fund whose profits paved the way for DeepSeek.

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'The Day Engagement Died'

Missouri’s Multibillion Challenge to China

China’s Open-Source Embrace

Why R&D Cuts Threaten U.S. National Security

Defending Main Street

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Is China’s Post-1978 Legal System a Mirage?

Reginald Johnston: Twilight in the Forbidden City

Found in Translation

Books to Better Understand Taiwan

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