Former foreign minister of Hungary Peter Szijjarto resigned as a member of parliament yesterday, announcing that he was taking a job with the Chinese
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Nvidia’s AI Chips Finding New Customers
Proponents of looser restrictions on the trade of high-end semiconductors got two pieces of good news last week, as the U.S. and China reckon with how
China Lands Rocket First Stage for the First Time
China successfully landed the first stage of an orbital rocket for the first time on July 10, marking a great leap forward in the country’s space
China Frees Pastor Jailed in Church Crackdown
China released Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri (金明日) on Friday, in a surprise move that came less than two months after President Donald Trump raised his case
Criticism Grows as China’s Ethnic Unity Law Takes Effect
China’s new “ethnic unity” law took effect on Wednesday, amid growing international concern about its potential use as a legal justification for
Washington Should Protect Technological ‘Crown Jewels,’ Witness Tells Congress
China spies on U.S. companies for economic as well as military secrets, an expert told the House Select Committee on China on June 25, calling for a
London Residents to Fight Chinese Embassy in Court
A local residents’ association is challenging the U.K. government’s approval of a new five-acre Chinese embassy compound in the heart of London. The
China Is Targeting Elderly Americans for their Data
China-linked actors are targeting elderly Americans for their health and financial data, according to testimony before the Senate Committee on
How Chinese Students Turned Soccer Into a Metaphor for the Pro-Democracy Movement
In the 1980s, waves of political activism emerged alongside economic liberalization in post-Mao China. In the northeast city of Shenyang, however,
Congress Pushes for China-Free Magnets
Last October, Beijing introduced a new regime of restrictions on the export of rare earth metals, expanding its repertoire of economic statecraft into
Chinese State-Linked Trolls Mock Taiwanese Sovereignty Amid Japan-Philippines Maritime Talks
After a deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Philippines on Monday, Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) offered condolences. “Taiwan
Jensen Huang Ducks Senate Hearing on AI
The United States Senate Banking Committee will convene a hearing this Thursday focusing on AI development and the U.S. tech rivalry with China. But