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A commonly held view that Europe has raced ahead of the US to regulate artificial intelligence isn’t quite right. Here’s the fuller story.
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October 10, 2023
How the US Can Confront China’s Critical Mineral Challenge
The US has outsourced the supply of key climate change minerals to China. It must change course.
September 28, 2023
Ukraine War Outcome Will Shape China’s Behavior, Say US Senators
US Senator Roger Wicker: ‘We are hoping that success in Ukraine for the forces of freedom dissuade conflict in the Pacific.’
September 26, 2023
Key Conversation: Ambassador Katherine Tai
US Trade Representative Katherine Tai joins Alina Polyakova in conversation to dissect the evolving dynamics of global trade and the strategic role of the United States amidst these changes.
September 25, 2023
China’s Chip Challenge: Unlocking Huawei’s New Smartphone
Huawei recently launched its Mate 60 Pro smartphone, demonstrating that China can produce cutting-edge hardware despite US export restrictions. Or does it?
August 23, 2023
Georgia Plays Footsie With the Authoritarian Bloc
Georgia is making overtures to authoritarian states including China, something the West can discourage through victory in Ukraine.
August 8, 2023
Gallium, Germanium, and China — The Minerals Inflaming the Global Chip War
China has fired a salvo in the tech tussle, limiting exports of two rare metals used in semiconductor manufacturing. Short-term damage is small, but the West must wake up.
August 4, 2023
Closer Italy-US Ties Rattle China
The Italian government has shown its determination to build a more outward-looking and muscular foreign policy. It’s welcome news for the US.
August 1, 2023
Part One: Watch Out Russia and China: AI is a Threat
Authoritarian regimes may believe they can leverage artificial intelligence to repress their populations. Instead, AI might undermine them.
July 26, 2023
Germany’s Chinese Tech Love Affair Fades
Berlin’s first-ever China strategy aims to reduce reliance on Chinese raw materials and critical technologies. But will the ruling three-party coalition be tough enough?