Highlights include: Strong Headline Growth Figure Masks Pressure in China's Economy; China Shock 2.0 Deepens; Voracious Appetite for Advanced Semiconductors Helps Reduce Trade Surplus; China's Aggressive Naval Activities Seek to Intimidate U.S. Allies; China Intensifying Sovereignty Claims Over Indian State of Arunachal Pradesh; China Creates New Tools for Technology Competition and Supply Chain Leverage; China Flexes Its Muscles to Keep AI Innovations at Home: Tries to Block Meta's Acquisition of Manus
The hearing examines how China views data as a strategic asset and advantage in global technology competition, explores how China is acquiring data via legal, illegal, and extralegal means, and assesses the implications of China's data acquisition strategy for U.S. national security, foreign policy, economic security, and cybersecurity.
The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission invites submission of proposals to provide a concise, one-time unclassified report on China’s research and development (R&D) ecosystem, which should:
This publication identifies Chinese nationals serving in leadership positions in key international organizations (see full list below). Top leadership positions are broadly defined as positions at the board of directors and senior management team level.
The Asia Policy Program, the Clements Center for National Security, and the Strauss Center for International Security and Law hosted Randy Schriver, Chairman of the Board of the Institute for Indo-Pacific Security, and Mike Kuiken, Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Hoover Institution, for a conversa
Chair Randy Schriver and Vice Chair Mike Kuiken join David Perry on Defence Deconstructed to discuss the Commission’s 2025 Annual Report to Congress, the Commission’s work, recent developments in China’s relationship with Iran, and the Commission’s place within the broader U.S.
The hearing examines China's efforts to enhance its pricing power in global commodities trade by establishing domestic futures exchanges for agricultural goods, energy and oil products, base metals, and critical minerals.
Commissioner Leland Miller joins host Suffiyan Malik on We the Builders to discuss China’s strategic, economic, and technological challenges, arguing that the “China Dream” has faltered and that U.S. policy should prioritize economic security and industrial resilience.
Highlights include: Beneath the Surface: The Imminent Release of DeepSeek’s V4; China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: Taking Stock and Setting Future Policy; FYP Policies Still Favor Supply-Side Growth; China’s “New Frontier” for Science and Technology Gets More Specific, More Ambitious, and More AI; China Says World Faces “Intertwined Turmoil and Intensified Instability” as It Outlines National Security Goals; FYP Has No Solutions for Fiscal Crunch
China 201s are a series of concise, substantive briefs designed to support congressional staff and policymakers seeking a foundational background on key China-related issues.
