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In the first 16 days of the war in Iran, the U.S. and its partners in the region used 1804 Patriot air defense missiles, according to a report by the
China’s Jimmy Lai Problem Isn’t Going Away
It has been nearly two months since Jimmy Lai (黎智英), the media mogul and pro-democracy activist, was sentenced to 20 years in prison under Hong Kong’s
From Stuxnet to Operation Epic Fury: The China-Iran Intelligence Nexus
Between 2010 and 2012, the CIA’s spy network in China experienced one of the worst intelligence breaches in modern history, leading Beijing to
Beijing Codifies Repression of Overseas Activists
Earlier this month, China’s legislature approved a new law aimed at promoting what it refers to as “ethnic unity.” The law’s primary focus is
Taiwan Learning From Ukraine’s Drone Warfare Success
Taiwan knows that its military is going to need a lot more drones of all types. The government has put resources behind creating a robust domestic
Taiwan Tech Update: March 27, 2026
Semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance announced this week that Taiwan was the 12th largest exporter in the world
China’s Iran War Energy Problem
China’s economy isn’t as insulated from the war in Iran as you might think. Coverage has focused on the fact that Iranian oil is still heading to
China Prepares for Submarine Warfare Under the Guise of Deep-Sea Mining Research
This article was produced in partnership with CNN with support from the Pulitzer Center’s Ocean Reporting Network, where Elizabeth
‘Made in China’ Is Fading — But So Is ‘Sold to China’
The “made in China” sticker is losing its shine in the U.S. as Americans purchase fewer and fewer Chinese goods. China’s share of the American import
The Feedback Loop Driving the Taiwan Crisis
In late January 2026, Jensen Huang, the chief executive of chip-making giant Nvidia, rang in the Lunar New Year with employees and customers in
Taiwan’s Relationship With Czechia Is Still on Track
Czechia-Taiwan ties might just be okay, according to former Czech foreign minister Jan Lipavsky. Relations between Taiwan and the Czech Republic