Jörg Wuttke on China’s Self-Destruction
The EU Chamber of Commerce in China president talks about China's self-inflicted problems; how he gets away with being so outspoken; and why he believes...
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Transsion’s Triumph
A look at Transsion’s monumental growth, unique marketing strategies and future growth potential.
Pole Position
In public, Chinese diplomats and climate negotiators deny that they see any link between climate change and geopolitics. But there is a deeply cynical consensus...
BGI Shakes Up Sequencing
BGI has entered the American genome sequencing market for the first time, forcing scientific innovation to clash with national security.
Greenland’s Moment
It's ground zero for the new game of climate geopolitics.
Why Might China Avoid Strong Inflation?
With unemployment in China rising, economic stimulus is urgently needed. But Premier Li Keqiang has been wise to highlight the importance of not overdoing it.
Chips and the Open-Source Secret
Can China develop chip self-sufficiency with RISC-V International, a nonprofit that promotes open-source semiconductor technologies?
Congress, China and the Plan to Compete
A look at the CHIPS and Science Act: what made it in and what got left out.
The Congo Standoff
Chinese mining companies dominate the Congo’s critical mineral production, but an ongoing, nasty dispute at a cobalt mine shows the country is starting to drive...
Miffed Miners
Plus, how the U.S. and China are both strategizing on semiconductor chips.
Robert Zoellick on Accepting China as It Is
The former U.S. Trade Representative, diplomat and World Bank president talks about his 40-year relationship with China, including refreshing the WTO deal; the danger of...
The Battery King
By 2020, the Chinese battery maker CATL was supplying almost every electric carmaker, giving the company a dominant position in the transition away from fossil...