Shaun Narine, St. Thomas University (Canada) The technological war waged by the United States against China has the potential to backfire,
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What We Don’t Understand About China’s Actions and Ambitions in the South China Sea
Edward Sing Yue Chan, Australian National University In recent weeks, China’s activities in the South China Sea have raised more concerns in the
Human Rights and China, Mid-December 2023: Cop Complicity as Chinese Repression Strikes in the Heart of the U.S.
In the land where thugs drag metal poles through the streets to haunt protesters with the sound of the weapons they are soon to be beaten with, police
Growth of Autocracies Will Expand Chinese Global Influence via Belt and Road Initiative as It Enters Second Decade
Richard Carney, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen China currently faces daunting challenges in its domestic economy. But weakness in the
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At the end of November, the United States Coast Guard began conducting a course in vessel boarding with experts from the Philippines, Malaysia and
India Can Chart Its Own Course, Separate to U.S. and China. But It’s Not Neutral
In the last year, India has become the world’s most populous nation. It has held the G20 presidency. It has nurtured the fastest-growing major economy
Human Rights & China, November End, 2023: U.S. CEOs Applaud as a Dissident Dies
In the land where somebody else doxing the president’s daughter can cost you 14 years of freedom, the use of your fingers and your sanity, a mother
Semiconductor Sanctions: What Does the U.S. Mean by ‘National Security Risks’?
When the U.S. updated its export controls on semiconductors at the end of October, the Bureau of Industry and Security document contained the phrase
Chipmakers’ Dilemma: AI Drives Growth, But Draws Industry Deeper Into U.S.-China Contest
The Xi-Biden talks at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders’ week in San Francisco have been picked apart from every angle. But notably
Now Is the Time for Japan to Join AUKUS
In a report on the Indo-Pacific Tilt, the U.K. House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee stated that there would be greater technology and security
Human Rights and China, Mid-November, 2023: Blackpink, Burlesque and U.N. Betrayal
In the land where even global K-pop sensation Lisa Manobal of Blackpink can be expunged from the internet after headlining a burlesque extravaganza at
China’s Disregard for Small State Agency Hampers Its Foreign Policy
On October 22, 2023, two separate collisions took place near Second Thomas Shoal, an underwater feature that an international tribunal in 2016 ruled