The Shock and Awe Hidden in Trump’s First Trade Memo
A seemingly bland document published on the first day of the new administration reveals the extent of the president’s desire to reshape global trade.
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The Canada Con
After a spate of foreign influence scandals, Canada's long-simmering China problem is coming to the fore.
Susan Greenhalgh on Coca-Cola, China and Obesity
The anthropology professor discusses how the giant U.S. drinks company steered Chinese public health messaging to support its expansion in the country.
Britain Risks Falling Out of Step With Trump on China
The UK government’s attempt to attract more investment from China are unlikely to go do down well with the new U.S. administration.
How the ‘China Threat’ Could Help Preserve Biden’s Legacy
Invoking the challenge from the U.S.’s main rival could bolster support for investments begun over the last four years.
DeepSeek and the Strategic Limits of U.S. Sanctions
The recent advances made by China’s leading AI company show how Washington’s export controls risk accelerating Chinese innovation.
Allies Rethink; CHIPS Money Gets a Makeover; and DeepSeek Defies Sanctions
Plus, the secret history of Coca-Cola in China.
Who’s Who on Trump’s China Team
The Trump administration contains a mix of longtime China hawks and businessmen who built their fortunes partly upon U.S.-China relations.
Mark Clifford on Why Jimmy Lai’s Story Matters
The former journalist talks about writing the biography of Apple Daily’s publisher, his ongoing national security trial in Hong Kong, and hopes for a political...
Beijing May Be Changing Gear — But It’s Not Just About Trump
China’s main priority in recent policy making has been its own needs, not preparing for a new U.S. administration.
The AI Guru Picks a Side
Plus, looks at China's record year of trade and the new TikTok.
All In
Kai-Fu Lee once held a unique and privileged status: The former Apple, Microsoft and Google executive was as beloved in Silicon Valley as he was...