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China’s AI Breakthrough Signals a New Era of Tech Innovation

China’s AI Breakthrough Signals a New Era of Tech Innovation

By Grace Shao
China’s major tech companies are uniquely positioned to capitalize on the shift to real-world applications for AI.
Trump Wants Nuclear Arms Control Talks With China and Russia. Here’s Where to Start.

Trump Wants Nuclear Arms Control Talks With China and Russia. Here’s Where to Start.

By Mathew Jie Sheng Yeo
Forget denuclearization – first, talk about not resuming nuclear testing.

Contradicting Past Policies, China Bets on Its Private Sector to Boost Its Economy 

Contradicting Past Policies, China Bets on Its Private Sector to Boost Its Economy 

By Chauncey Jung
After years of attempts to increase the role of state-owned enterprises in the Chinese economy, Xi now hopes entrepreneurs will bail him out.

The Myth of a ‘Reverse Kissinger’: Why Aligning With Russia to Counter China Is a Strategic Illusion

The Myth of a ‘Reverse Kissinger’: Why Aligning With Russia to Counter China Is a Strategic Illusion

By Jianli Yang
Any U.S. attempt to align with Russia to counterbalance China lacks the geopolitical, economic, and strategic foundation necessary for success. 

DeepSeek Reflects Both the Success and Failure of US Tech Containment Against China

DeepSeek Reflects Both the Success and Failure of US Tech Containment Against China

By Zhipei Chi
China’s most successful AI product embodies the paradox of export controls: they can be successful and still fail to achieve the ultimate strategic goal.
What Trump’s Tilt Toward Russia Means for China

What Trump’s Tilt Toward Russia Means for China

By Vita Golod
The U.S. and China are both effectively pushing Ukraine back into Russia’s sphere of influence – but Beijing’s approach suddenly looks more reasonable in comparison.

As Trump Upends US Politics, Chinese People Watch in Fascination

As Trump Upends US Politics, Chinese People Watch in Fascination

By Mu Chunshan
The Chinese public has never paid so much attention to U.S. domestic affairs.
Can Young Americans and Chinese Build Bridges Over Troubled Waters?

Can Young Americans and Chinese Build Bridges Over Troubled Waters?

By Brian Wong
While relations between the U.S. and Chinese governments are unlikely to improve, the relationship between the two peoples can still weather the storms ahead.

Vietnam’s National Assembly Approves $8B Rail Link to China

Vietnam’s National Assembly Approves $8B Rail Link to China

By Sebastian Strangio
The project is expected to reinforce the already strong economic linkages between northern Vietnam and southern China.

Why Are Some Chinese EV Startups Failing Despite the Industry’s Global Success?

Why Are Some Chinese EV Startups Failing Despite the Industry’s Global Success?

By Zhen Zhang, Peng Gao, and Yayuan Mo
China’s EV industry stands at a crossroads, with its rapid expansion reshaping global supply chains and industrial landscapes. 

How China Integrated the PLA’s Aerospace-related Forces

How China Integrated the PLA’s Aerospace-related Forces

By Ying Yu Lin
Through several rounds of reform, China has moved to consolidate control of its aerospace-related military units – including ballistic missile defense – under a single command.
China’s Space Dream: No Limits, No End

China’s Space Dream: No Limits, No End

By Mathieu Duchâtel
China’s space strategy is shaped by military ambitions, aspirations for technological dominance, and ubiquitous commercial considerations.

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