Research
This Spotlight updates previous work the Commission published in July 2025 on China's exploitation of scam centers in Southeast Asia. It analyzes new developments that pose challenges to U.S. efforts to combat scam centers and policies the U.S. government can pursue policies to stay ahead of these emerging trends.
China Bulletin
Highlights include: China Escalates Drone Operations Against Taiwan, Tests Deception Capabilities; China Expands Crypto Ban to Emerging Products; Continuing Rise in Unprofitable Zombie Companies in China Underscores Economic Troubles; Even the IMF Warns China's Market Distortions Causing China Shock 2.0; U.S. and Taiwan Reach Trade Agreement; Alibaba's Latest Qwen3.5 Model Signals Continued AI Momentum in China
Hearings
The hearing examines how China is challenging long-standing U.S. advantages in the undersea domain, explores China's military strategies for the undersea domain, assesses how emerging technologies could counter U.S. superiority, and evaluates China's expanding activities involving undersea critical infrastructure and deep-sea resources—including submarine cables and seabed mining.
Hearings
The hearing examines geopolitical and military issues pertaining to India's relations with China and the United States, explores economic and technology dimensions of India-China relations, and reviews U.S. policy efforts to enhance the strategic partnership with India, and implications of India's relations with China on U.S. interests.
China Bulletin
Highlights include: China Shock 2.0 Set to Continue as China’s Trade Surplus Exceeds $1 Trillion; IMF Links Undervalued Yuan to Distortions; Xi Purges His Top Generals, Shocking Many; Beijing Scrutinizes Manus Acquisition; New Gray Zone Threat: China Marshals Thousands of Fishing Vessels in a Coordinated Drill to Impede Movement in the East China Sea
Research
Key Events and Statements Summarizing China’s Position on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine from February 21, 2022 onward.
China Bulletin
Highlights include: China Strongly Condemns U.S. Actions in Venezuela; Beijing Frames Large-Scale Military Exercises around Taiwan as a "Resolute Response" to Recent U.S. Arms Sales; China Reiterates Plans to Drive Demand by Boosting Investment; China Leads a Joint Naval Exercise with Many BRICS Plus Countries; China Uses Export Controls on Dual-Use Goods to Attempt to Coerce Japan
Research
Key Takeaways:
Venezuela has been one of China’s closest partners in Latin America.
Beijing has developed deep economic ties with Venezuela over the past two decades.
Venezuela is the largest purchaser of Chinese military equipment in Latin America.
Research
The Commission invites submission of proposals to provide concise unclassified reports in emerging technology, economics and trade, China’s activities in India and Latin America, or other novel ideas.
China Bulletin
Highlights include: China's Rapid Growth in Launch Activity Signals Expanding Space Capabilities; China's New Aircraft Carrier Poses Challenge to U.S. Power in the Pacific; China Shock 2.0 to Continue in 2026; Beijing Putting Building Blocks in Place for Continued Technology-Focused Industry Policy in Next Five Year Plan