Caroline Wagner, The Ohio State University University leaders pay close attention to comparative rankings such as those offered by Times Higher
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Skunk Works: How the U.S. Achieved the Technological Innovation that Helped Win the Cold War
In the last year, the annual number of international patents filed from China has surpassed those filed from the U.S. Not only that, but Chinese
China & Human Rights, March-End 2024: Beijing’s Real Face Fails to Hide as Gifts of Water and Cyberattacks Compete
In the land where mere mentions of the numbers six and four are to the Chinese Communist Party what daylight is to a vampire, a live broadcast with Li
What is Volt Typhoon? A Cybersecurity Expert Explains the Chinese Hackers Targeting U.S. Critical Infrastructure
Richard Forno, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Volt Typhoon is a Chinese state-sponsored hacker group. The United States government and
China’s U.K. Election Hack — How and Why the Electoral Commission Was Targeted
Soraya Harding, University of Portsmouth The U.K. government has accused China of hacking the U.K. Electoral Commission, gaining access to
Notes of Reticence Remain Among U.S. Partners in the Indo-Pacific
A key plank in the U.S.’s hawkish approach to China is building up partnerships around the Indo-Pacific. Notably this involves the Quadrilateral
Chinese AI Companies a Perfect Match for Domestic Chipmakers
Some China observers contend that Washington’s export control strategies incentivize Chinese enterprises to bolster their self-reliance. Nvidia, a
What We Know About China’s Alleged State-Backed Hacking
Multiple Western nations have accused hacking groups backed by China of a global campaign of cyber espionage targeting critics, democratic
Bridging the Security-Economic Divide in Asia
In Washington, a consensus is emerging that the time has come to choose security over economics — to “de-risk” the economic relationship with China
A Diplomat’s Visits to Oklahoma Highlight Contacts Between Chinese Officials and Community Leaders Accused of Crimes
by Sebastian Rotella and Kirsten Berg, ProPublica, and Garrett Yalch and Clifton Adcock, The Frontier This story was originally published by
Southeast Asia Stymied in South China Sea Dispute
Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s outreach to Vietnam for maritime cooperation comes against a backdrop of China’s assertiveness in the
Will the AUKUS Deal Survive in the Event of a Trump Presidency? All Signs Point to Yes
John Blaxland, Australian National University A year ago, the AUKUS agreement was formally announced between Australian and U.K. Prime Ministers