#US-China
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At Davos, global leaders are shifting from asking 'who will win' the US-China rivalry to 'how can we manage it.' What this means for businesses and nations caught in between.
Exclusive reporting reveals US scaling back key China tech restrictions as trade relations warm. Winners, losers, and what it means for global supply chains.
Non-existent AI-generated bands are gaining millions of followers while the US and China take radically different approaches to artificial music creation.
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Taiwan's parliament erupts over a massive $40 billion US arms purchase as ruling and opposition parties clash over China strategy. The debate reveals deeper questions about deterrence vs. diplomacy.
Republican hostility toward China surges while Democrats shift toward cooperation, creating the largest partisan divide on China policy in 50 years and ending decades of bipartisan agreement
Former US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan unveils an 8-scenario matrix for AI strategy. Will superintelligence emerge? Can China catch up easily? The answers reshape global power.
President Trump has ordered HieFo Corporation to divest its semiconductor assets from Emcore, citing national security risks. Analysis of the Trump HieFo Emcore divestment order 2026.
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Explore the top 5 global geopolitical trends for 2026. From the U.S.-China bipolar shift to the global debt crisis and the AI tech race.
US-China tensions flare as Washington announces a record $11.1B arms package for Taiwan. Experts fear this move may derail progress at the 2026 Trump-Xi summit.
An analysis of India's exclusion from the U.S.-led 'Pax Silica' semiconductor alliance. We examine the challenges India faces in achieving technological autonomy in semiconductors, pharma, and quantum computing amid the U.S.-China tech rivalry.
The US and China traded accusations at the UN Security Council over America's seizure of Venezuelan oil tankers. Beijing, backed by Russia, decried the move as a violation of international law.
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The US Trade Representative has formally determined China's semiconductor drive is a threat to US commerce, launching a new tariff that starts at 0% and is set to rise in 18 months, on June 23, 2027.
