Powering Utah, with China’s Help
Even the new poster-child for domestic energy innovation relies on critical inputs from China.
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New Kid on the Block
Thanks to He Yifan, China is pioneering its own state-backed version of Web3, internet infrastructure that runs on blockchain. But now that He's network is...
The High Costs of Disengagement for China
Disengagement will impede growth, increase business costs, and raise prices for everyone in the West. But the economy that loses the most may be China’s.
A Chinese-made Internet?
The blockchain revolution is coming. And China wants to be at the center of it.
Lawrence Summers on the Principles of a Multipolar System
The lionized economist talks about alternatives and counterfactuals in the U.S.-China relationship; the lessons from both the Japanese and Russian experiences; and why truculence is...
Mining Lithium and Money
A look at Tianqi Lithium, which just netted $1.7 billion at its IPO.
The Inflationary Consequences of Deglobalization
Globalization previously made it easier for major central banks to pursue and maintain low inflation.
The Adaptation Advantage
China is mobilizing to adapt and thrive in a rapidly warming world. Under Xi Jinping, the country has undertaken thousands of projects — across industries...
Shutting Out Windows
In June, Beijing launched its latest attempt to come up with an indigenous rival to Microsoft Windows. Can it work?
Adapt or Die
On changing climates and geopolitics.
Bonnie Glaser on What Deters China vs. What Provokes China
The scholar talks about why a U.S. trade agreement with Taiwan is justified; Xi Jinping's Taiwan timeline; and how to change China's cost-benefit calculus, not...
The State of Space
Questions are mounting over whether Beijing and Washington can agree on basic rules for them to operate peacefully in the cosmos.