At the start of this year, when U.S. president-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out the use of force in taking ownership of Greenland, it was
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Supreme Court Justices Skeptical of TikTok
This week the Supreme Court is likely to release a decision on the TikTok vs. Garland case. Whether the court makes a final ruling or decides to defer
China Can’t Break the Internet
Read part two and part three. The U.S. and China are engaged in what many consider a “tech cold war.” This sense of technological bifurcation tends
TikTok Has a Right to Free Expression Despite Threat of Chinese Influence
In December, the D.C. Circuit upheld the so-called TikTok ban, which requires TikTok to divest itself from Bytedance by January 19 or be banned. The
Carter’s Complex Legacy: The U.S. President Who Chose Beijing Over Taipei
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, passed away peacefully on December 29 at the age of 100. As the last remaining leader from the Cold War era,
Has Trump Really Flip-Flopped on TikTok?
TikTok’s divest or be banned date is January 19, 2025 — a day before Trump’s inauguration. In TikTok’s appeal to the Supreme Court for an temporary
An Overview of the TikTok Case
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear TikTok’s emergency appeal to block the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,
Taiwan Looks at Project Kuiper and Other Solutions Amid China Threats
After signing a multi-million-dollar deal with Taiwan’s government-backed Chunghwa Telecom last year, Eutalsat OneWeb’s low orbit satellite service
Repressing Human Rights Is a Trade Advantage for China
For the past forty years, a pillar of U.S. trade policy with China was our belief that economic development will lead China to open up politically
China’s Antitrust Probe Into Nvidia Is More Bark Than Bite
Last week, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation announced that it would be launching an investigation into Nvidia, the American chip
Taiwan Slowly Builds Up Its Satellite Communications Capabilities
In 2023, Taiwan’s Matsu Islands were almost cut off from the main island after the two fiber optic cables that connect them were severed. They were
How U.S. Technology Ambitions in Saudi Arabia Look as We Approach a Second Trump Term
With its abundant energy and financial resources, the Middle East has become a key battleground for artificial intelligence development, and a focal