How The U.S.-Chinese Technology War Is Changing The World
Washington’s crackdown on technology access is creating a new kind of global conflict. Read More Here
Washington’s crackdown on technology access is creating a new kind of global conflict. Read More Here
Napoleon once said, “Never interrupt your enemy when he’s making a mistake.” While it is not clear that China should be considered an “enemy,” the basic sentiment does otherwise seem to apply in this case. Read More Here
The shifting balance of power obscures the continuity in India’s global ambitions. Read More Here
“The world expects, I believe, China and the United States to play key roles in addressing global challenges, from climate changes to food insecurity, and for us to be able to work together,” U.S. President Joe Biden said at his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Bali where world leaders are meeting for the […]
The leaders of the U.S. and China are meeting amid high tension, but both have reason to lower the temperature. Here’s how they could. Read More Here
US leader signals he is not on a destabilising warpath while bloc fails as ever to address various pressing regional issues. Read More Here
It’s already clear summit will fail to agree on joint communique as West insists on condemning Russian aggression in Ukraine. Read More Here
The two leaders attend discussion in Phnom Penh ahead of expected Xi Jinping-Biden talks at G20. White House says US leader underlines need for access to East China and South China seas. Read More Here
Technology is where national interest, human progress, education, innovation, culture, and economic development converge. Thus, technology will continue redrawing geopolitical lines, redefining sovereignty, and altering the global order in the 21st century. Read More Here
In his first message to the US since securing a third team as leader, the Chinese president says Beijing stands ready to work with Washington. Xi’s message was delivered to a gala in New York, which included messages from Joe Biden and former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger. Read More Here