The AI Science Separation
A row over whether Chinese scientists can attend a major international AI conference is the latest sign that the U.S. and China are splitting into...
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How to Counter China’s Data Collecting
The U.S. needs to take more seriously the threat posed by Chinese companies gathering information via the Internet-of-Things.
How To Defend Taiwan
Also, Canada, the U.S. and Chinese EVs, and a Xinjiang loophole for Big Pharma.
Martin Thorley on How The UK-China Golden Era Lost Its Shine
The writer discusses what led the British government to cozy up to China in the mid-2010s and the lingering lessons from that time.
Preparing for the Worst
If Xi Jinping moves to take Taiwan by force, it will require logistical and political preparations that cannot be hidden from the rest of the...
China’s Abundance Strategy is At Risk of Failure
Xi Jinping has steered the country’s economy straight into the traps he identified himself five years ago.
How Big Pharma’s China Trials Are Escaping Scrutiny
U.S. supply chains with connections to Xinjiang and the Chinese military are heavily regulated — just not for pharmaceuticals.
China’s Connected Vehicles Widen the U.S.-Canada Disconnect
A Chinese EV maker that is expanding in Canada has ties to a U.S.-sanctioned surveillance company, illustrating the data and security risks connected vehicles pose.
Eleven days on Hainan, Part II
Plus, sunny days for China’s solar industry in Africa.
Michael Luo on the Story of Chinese Immigrants in the U.S.
The writer and editor talks about the first arrivals from China and the long history of prejudice the community has faced.
Eleven Days, Part II
To mark the 25th anniversary of the Hainan spy plane crisis, The Wire China is publishing the second installment of its discussions with people who...
China’s Solar Industry Follows the Sun to Africa
Chinese solar firms are exporting far more to Africa as their U.S. and European markets fade. That could make the Sino-African trade relationship even more...