The Rise of China’s Arms Sales
Chinese firms could compete with the West for $275 billion in arms sales over the next decade.
Death of a Quantum Man
A Stanford physics professor was among the first casualties of the U.S.-China trade war. But when the world loses a brilliant scientist, who really wins?
Shan Weijian Sees Opportunity in China’s Growing Retail Market
The Hong Kong-based investor has a unique approach to China and thinks the current pandemic will actually slow U.S. efforts to decouple the two economies.
Winston Lord on U.S.–China Cooperation During Covid-19
A veteran diplomat explains why the problems with China pre-date Trump and how the U.S. can pursue smart competition.
China’s Antibiotics Dominance
By some estimates, 90 percent of the world’s supply of antibiotics originate at huge factories in China.