China, Europe and the U.S. Struggle for Satellite Supremacy
The saga over who owns a German satellite operator demonstrates how quickly Western attitudes to Chinese investment have changed.
China’s Confucius Institutes Go South
While Western governments are turning against Chinese cultural centers, developing countries are giving them a warmer welcome.
What Huawei’s New Phone Means for U.S. Efforts to Crimp China
Chinese tech capacity appears to be improving, calling into question the effectiveness of American export controls.
The China Threat to Arm’s Mega IPO
A host of risks stemming from China are casting a cloud over the chip designer's listing plans.
The Chips Education Challenge
One U.S. university's efforts to improve knowledge of semiconductors could end up helping the country's economic rivals.
Paying the Price of Entry
It’s getting easier for visitors to China to pay for things, thanks to tie ups between Visa, Mastercard and Alipay. That could have implications for...
Prometheum Power
The rise of a little known cryptocurrency firm reflects the influence China continues to hold over the crypto world.
China’s Graphite Grip
Critical minerals have become a geopolitical flashpoint, but two battery material startups in the U.S. and China are looking for ways to work together.
China’s Moving Moment
Could an experiment in Zhejiang province herald long-awaited reforms to allow Chinese people to become more mobile?
Barbie Furore Points Up Hollywood’s Choice
Beijing's desire to promote its worldview through movies is putting pressure on major film studios.
A Tentative Re-Engagement
Highlights from The Wire's interview with top Biden administration Asia policy adviser Kurt Campbell.
The New Trend for Chinese Companies — Dropping China
Some of China's fastest-growing companies are doing their best to portray themselves as coming from somewhere else.