Made in China 2025 exemplifies how China’s industrial strategy is a comprehensive mobilization of state resources, private enterprise, and national priorities that has reshaped global technology competition.
China is undermining tools of economic statecraft by facilitating sanctions and export control evasion on behalf of Russia, Iran, and North Korea. These autocratic countries increasingly are coordinating efforts to circumvent sanctions and export controls and transact outside of the dollar-based financial system.
Highlights include: Beijing Uses Military Parade to Showcase New Capabilities and Global Influence; Xi Pushes the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to Reshape Role;
SCO Development Bank Takes Aim at Dollar-Based Finance; Chinese Ships Collide in the South China Sea while Harassing a Philippine Vessel; Rare Earth Traceability to Strengthen China’s Export Control Enforcement; China’s Market…
Key Events and Statements Summarizing China’s Position on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine from February 21, 2022 onward.
Huawei to Store Spain’s Wiretap Data, Raising Security Concerns
The Commission invites submission of proposals to provide concise unclassified reports in emerging technology, supply chain vulnerability, China’s gray zone activities, and other novel ideas.
This Commission Spotlight examines how China-linked scam centers are fueling corruption and violence in Southeast Asia, paving the way for greater Chinese influence in the region, and directly harming Americans in the process.
China-Linked Scam Centers in Southeast Asia Increasingly Target Americans
The hearing examines the consequences of a new “China Shock” effect from Chinese exports flooding the global economy, evaluates national security risks from growing U.S. reliance on Chinese production, and reviews U.S. policy efforts to bolster supply chain resiliency and consider how the U.S. government can better address risks.
China and Russia Reinforce Strategic Alignment at Victory Day Parade