China
China is a leading geopolitical competitor of the United States. As China's strength increases, it must comply with high standards of human rights and treatment of other Asian and global nations. We will provide our readers with American perspectives on trade, intellectual property, and technology transfer between the two countries.
Xi’s Empty Cradle
China’s births have more than halved in a decade, the fewest since the founding of the republic. The remedy that would slow the fall is well known. Xi won’t spend on it.
Why Did China Remove Top Generals From The National People's Congress
State media announced the dismissals on Friday, though no official explanation was provided.
Light Aircraft Reportedly Strikes Beijing's Highest Building
Online images suggested the aircraft was a domestically manufactured Sunward SA 60L Aurora operated by a local aviation company.
Why Are Chinese Carmakers Expanding Into Canada
Companies including BYD, Chery, Lotus and Changan have begun establishing dealerships, import networks and distribution channels despite modest sales expectations in Canada.
U.S. Says Taiwan Arms Sale Not Tied To China Talks
He emphasized that the long-standing "Six Assurances," which state that U.S. arms sales to Taiwan will not be negotiated with China, continue to guide American policy.
China Overtakes US In Global Supercomputer Rankings
LineShine, located at the National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen, achieved computing speeds roughly 20% higher than El Capitan, which is housed at a U.S. national laboratory in California
China Imposes New Export Controls On U.S. Companies
Chinese officials said the actions were necessary to protect national security and respond to recent U.S. policies affecting Chinese technology and defense-linked enterprises.
How Could China’s Hypersonic Research Challenge U.S. Naval Defenses
The initiative is being led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in partnership with leading research institutions, including the University of Science and Technology of China
China’s Industrial Policy: Ambition, Inefficiency, And A Cautionary Tale For America
Across the American political spectrum, from think tanks like the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation to conservatives who once treated “picking winners” as a term of derision, industrial policy has staged a remarkable comeback.
How Are China’s Slowdown And The Iran War Hurting BMW
BMW cited higher energy costs linked to the Iran conflict, saying elevated prices are increasing operating expenses and hurting consumer confidence across global markets
Eyes On The Other Ocean
Is America abandoning NATO, or finally turning to the ocean that matters?
Xi’s Lost Decade
A real estate bust the size of Japan’s, not yet halfway through. Xi holds the one tool that could break the spiral, and won’t use it.
The Pig Doesn't Lie
The pig the Party once promised would stay cheap now costs more to raise than it sells for.
Why Did China Arrest An American Researcher
According to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian, authorities have imposed criminal measures against U Min Zin, though officials have not disclosed specific details about the accusations