China’s ‘techno-nationalism’ and the innovation war with the US
The race for supremacy is at the heart of Beijing’s US$1 trillion investment program to dominate the technology landscape
The race for supremacy is at the heart of Beijing’s US$1 trillion investment program to dominate the technology landscape
Beijing rhetoric on the rise as Biden’s administration works on building a democratic coalition
The US president makes it clear that Beijing’s policy is challenging American ‘security, prosperity and values’
Investment ban to hit major tech and oil companies to stop Beijing’s ‘bullying’ tactics in South China China
President-elect Biden plans to breathe new life into the transatlantic partnership to check Beijing’s diplomatic moves
Building coalitions to tackle Beijing’s predatory trading practices will be high on Biden’s foreign policy agenda
President-elect Joe Biden will be forced to act to stop China from filling an economic policy vacuum in the region
Joe Biden’s China policy will be more structured compared to President Donald Trump’s scattergun approach. Photo: Courtesy of Gage Skidmore / Flickr