The AI Issue America and China Can Cooperate On Now
Both countries have a converging interest in frontier open-weight AI oversight; it is time to deepen engagement.
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Behind the Screens
A California manufacturer of TV walls for the U.S. military was quietly sold to a Chinese company. The U.S. wants it back.
Where Is China’s Trillion-Dollar Trade Surplus Going?
China’s surplus is being recycled primarily through portfolio investment, cross-border banking flows, and Hong Kong’s capital markets.
Soumaya Keynes and Chad Bown on Fighting and Winning Trade Wars
The authors of a new book on trade conflicts talk about who is to blame for global tensions and whether the U.S. is going about...
A CFIUS Thriller
Plus, how to win a trade war.
Getting Strict on Chinese Military Companies
The Department of Defense has made some surprising new inclusions on its latest list of companies that support China’s armed forces.
China’s New Breed of Multinationals Put the Global South First
Western companies risk missing out as their Chinese rivals expand quickly in the world’s fastest-growing regions.
Liz Cannon on How the U.S. Government Considers Chinese Tech
The former Commerce Department official explains why the U.S. government is concerned about Chinese cars and why she resigned earlier this year.
Balancing AI Pains and Gains
Rapid adoption of artificial intelligence could deal another blow to China’s weak jobs market. The Chinese Communist Party is determined to lessen the impact, but...
AI Pains and Gains
China Inc’s Hormuz straits.
Chinese Manufacturers Facing A Bigger Test Than Tariffs
While China’s export machine has proved resilient since the Iran conflict began, some manufacturers are starting to feel the pain.
How the PLA Has Tried to Get Around Chip Export Controls
Procurement tenders shows how military agencies attempted to purchase Nvidia hardware through a network of commercial partners.