The three factors underlying China's transformation into a rising technology powerhouse.

If Western countries wish to compete with China in artificial intelligence, they will need to strengthen their ambition.

Insights from William Plummer.

Protectionist policies play a key role in China’s national strategy.

China still finds itself at arm's length from achieving true excellence in cutting-edge, core technologies.

UBS’ Paul Donovan explains how Asia’s trade model is beginning to lose sway.

Can the government create a true start-up ecosystem, or are its efforts only creating a bubble?

As China throws state support behind AI development, major Chinese technology companies will remain integral players.

Foreign firms have been slow to realize the substantial changes in China's protection of IP rights.

The deal's collapse is a bad sign not only for Huawei, but China's global technology ambitions.

Xi’s “new era” will see some of Deng’s famous maxims altered, if not discarded altogether.

European governments are increasingly suspicious of China's state-driven investment strategy.

Yes, China’s internet policy quashes dissent – but it also fosters innovation.

China has the institution to fuse civil-military R&D. Now can it attract the necessary talent?

A new AI development plan calls for China to become the world leader in the field by 2030.

Though security cooperation remains limited, the two sides are pushing forward on trade and technology.