Rush Doshi on Trump, Taiwan, Tariffs and Biden’s Legacy on China
A top official on China under President Biden talks about trying to achieve a ‘steady state’ in U.S.-China relations and whether Washington can pry Moscow...
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The Thief Who Became a Celebrity
When Zhou Liqi went viral on the Chinese internet for stealing scooters to protest lack of opportunity, he sparked a debate between the popular movement...
U.S.-China Drugs Tie-ups Come Under Threat
A surge in dealmaking that's helped Chinese biotech and healthcare firms sell their products globally faces several headwinds.
‘The New Intel’
Plus, Rush Doshi on Trump, Taiwan and tariffs.
Intel’s Surprising Savior
From the Archive: The new leader of America’s chip champion is a prolific and longtime investor in China’s semiconductor industry.
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.
China’s Open-Source Embrace
Chinese AI firms and chipmakers have become increasingly open to making their technology secrets available to all-comers.
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.
Our First eBook is Now Out
Plus, Missouri takes on China.
‘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.
Defending Main Street
How U.S. governors can protect their states from Chinese threats.
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.