The Chinese Way of Lawfare
Beijing’s legal-power push is a quieter front in U.S.–China tech competition, with export controls and compliance at the center.
Read articleBeijing’s legal-power push is a quieter front in U.S.–China tech competition, with export controls and compliance at the center.
Read articleA 150-meter gravity battery in Rudong, China, stores energy by lifting 35-ton blocks. With 83% efficiency and no lithium, the system offers…
Read articleA government-backed dating app in China, described as a “kind of Tinder for young people,” has drawn attention amid the country’s falling…
Read articleChina's Ministry of Commerce is consulting on new export restrictions that could limit Chinese chip designers' access to foreign foundries like TSMC…
Read articleBrazil's ambitious Salvador-Itaparica sea bridge, a 12.4 km megastructure, is under construction with significant Chinese investment and engineering. The project aims to…
Read articleBeijing is transforming routine naval patrols into a daily practice, aiming to isolate Taiwan through sustained presence and control of maritime traffic…
Read articleA clandestine simulation revealed the devastating cascading effects of a hypothetical cyberattack by China's Volt Typhoon on US water infrastructure, highlighting critical…
Read articleNew satellite imagery from China's Jilantai base shows two unidentified rectangular structures with retractable roofs, sparking speculation about their purpose and potential…
Read articleChinese communities are experimenting with large-scale rooftop water mists to reduce building temperatures and decrease reliance on air conditioning, offering a novel…
Read articleAn examination of China's dramatic shift in technological perception, moving from a reputation for low-quality copies to a leader in premium innovation…
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