Meredith Oyen on Chinese Immigration Into the United States
The historian talks about the role migrant policy could play in U.S.-China relations and whether national security concerns are justified.
Freezing China Out of Setting the Rules for AI
The Trump Administration’s blacklisting of a Chinese research institute is set to make it harder for countries to work together on combating AI’s risks.
Beijing’s Port Predicament
The Chinese government risks sending a harmful message about Hong Kong companies’ independence amid the row over the future of the Panama Canal’s ports.
Matt Turpin On Trump, Tariffs and Taiwan
The former Trump official on why China is still the main target of the trade war, Beijing’s response so far and how tensions over Taiwan...
Is DJI Done?
The most popular drone company in the world is fighting for its future in America with one hand tied behind its back.
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.
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.
Anders Hove on China’s Energy Security
The analyst discusses the impact of the Ukraine war on China’s energy supply, how China has taken the lead in renewable energy and what effect...
Going it Alone
How the U.S. learned to deploy hard-hitting economic strikes against its enemies — even when its allies were reluctant to join in.
Tom Cotton On Why China’s Threat is Greater Than Most Believe
The Republican senator on why he believes Beijing is aiming to eclipse the U.S., the need for an immediate ban on TikTok and his view...
Sue-Lin Wong on the Rise of Scam Inc.
The journalist talks about her new podcast series in which she relates how online fraud first became prevalent in China, and has gone on to...