Laura Murphy on Enforcing America’s Ban on Uyghur Forced Labor
The academic talks about why governments need to redouble their efforts to keep products made using forced labor in Xinjiang off store shelves.
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China’s Soybean Sway
America depends heavily on China to buy their soybeans, but Beijing is no longer buying.
The Fight for Sinovac
Also, the “legacy chip” market.
The Fight for Sinovac
At the height of the pandemic, Chinese vaccine maker Sinovac was a hero and one of the country’s most promising companies. But its success masked...
Legacy Chips are a Lasting Problem
The U.S. is finding it hard to curb China’s growing dominance in semiconductors that power many of the products in our homes.
The Lessons From the UK’s China Spy Case Failure
The British government needs to provide greater clarity over the rules around what information can be shared with China.
Lael Brainard on Keeping the Dollar Dominant
The economic policy maker says the Trump administration's actions could threaten the greenback's role, and discusses the big bet the U.S. made in welcoming China...
China’s Stablecoin Push
Beijing’s efforts to internationalize the renminbi are going digital.
The NBA’s Tricky Return to China
The world’s top basketball league still sees China as a major growth market, despite concerns it will have to compromise its values to return.
The Robot Reckoning
China is betting on a future with humanoid robots. When will it arrive?
China Plans, America Reacts
Trumponomics, lacking an overarching strategy and largely based on the whims of one man, is nothing like China’s comprehensive “all-of-government” approach.
China’s Humanoid Future
Plus, the NBA rebounds in China.