Taiwan may finally be close to getting clarity on the most consequential foreign policy issue of President Donald Trump’s second term: the U.S.’s
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Human Rights & China: September 19, 2025
Zhang Zhan Faces a Second Trial Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan (張展) went on trial again today in Shanghai, this time for the catch-all
Taiwan Falling Behind China in Anti-Drone Warfare
China showed the world a comprehensive set of antidrone systems during its September 3 World War II parade. Taiwan is slowly implementing more modest
Stronger Together? China’s Parade Signals Military Might and Authoritarian Unity
Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) presided over a massive military parade in Tiananmen Square on Wednesday, showcasing new weapons and equipment.
Are China’s New Underwater Drones the Future of Naval Warfare?
On Wednesday morning, Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平), Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un looked on as the
China Showcases Its Military Might With New Vehicles and Drones on Display at World War II Parade
More than 130 million Chinese watched live on WeChat as the tanks and drones rolled past Xi Jinping (習近平) and assorted world leaders. Xi was clad in a
Why Nvidia’s B30A Could Destroy the U.S.’s AI Advantage
Earlier this month, facing backlash for his removal of export controls on Nvidia’s H20 AI chip, President Donald Trump attempted to reassure critics
Human Rights & China: August 15, 2025
Rapid Expansion of China’s ‘Air Silk Road’ Cargo companies have opened dozens of routes connecting European cities and China since June 2024,
Telegraph Takeover Called Into Question Over China Links
At the end of May, U.S. private equity firm RedBird Capital reached an agreement to purchase U.K. newspaper the Telegraph for £500 million ($671
Why Is the U.K. Going Soft on China?
The U.K.’s foreign influence registration scheme was activated at the beginning of July, and China was not placed in the top tier threat category.
The Robotics of Liberation and Control
The classic 1978 Chinese sci‑fi novel “Little Smarty Travels to the Future” (小靈通漫遊未來) takes place is a post-scarcity utopia where drudge work is no
A Pacing Problem
Kenya was the first African country in which Huawei invested in 1998. Since then, the Chinese tech giant’s footprint in the country has continued to