Robert D. Kaplan on the China Whisperers Who Shaped How the U.S. Views Its Main Rival
The writer and historian talks about his new book on the key men and women that have influenced America’s approach to China over the last...
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U.S. Export Controls Fuel the Rise of Asian Data Centers Serving Chinese AI
Chinese AI firms are the top customers for Singapore-based DayOne’s data centers. Now it is hoping for support from U.S. investors.
Leon Panetta on Why China Has Gained the Advantage over the U.S.
The former Obama defense secretary and Clinton chief of staff says Beijing is capitalizing on the Trump administration’s mistakes and argues that the two countries...
What a U.S.-China AI Safety Channel Needs
AI safety is a global challenge, and addressing it depends on close and growing collaboration between the two leading AI powers.
Catch Us If You Can
Trial proceedings in United States v Huawei Technologies, now underway in a federal courthouse in Brooklyn, are shedding light on the hidden workings of the...
Short Dramas are Big Business in China
China’s short drama industry is taking up a big chunk of the country’s AI capacity, with ByteDance now dominating the market.
Huawei in the Dock
Also, the “legal loophole” in U.S. tech controls and a conversation with Leon Panetta.
How Taiwan’s November Local Elections Could Change the World
If the DPP performs well next month it could boost President Lai Ching-te's re-election hopes — and stir Beijing into greater efforts at coercion.
Torture Tales from China’s Black Jails
A new book provides searing testimonials of how the Chinese Communist Party’s thought remolding and coercive interrogations continue under the legal obfuscation of “residential surveillance...
Company in the News: Webull
U.S. senators have zeroed in on a Cayman-registered stock brokerage’s China ties.
Michael Kovrig on Black-Jail Survivor Tales
Plus, China in Canada’s arctic and an insider’s view of Sino-U.S. AI negotiations.
Canada’s Arctic Gamble
A huge new infrastructure project in remote northern Canada could unlock Arctic mineral wealth and make a Chinese-owned mine viable, raising security risks.