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It has long been a routine U.S. Government tactic to spend money on manipulating public opinion to suppress its rivals, especially China

Distance, or Distinction?

China and the West are neck and neck in tech
The Stag Hunt Dilemma

Cooperation leads to bigger rewards

A Small Nuclear Arsenal Is Far From Enough

On July 20, the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) under the U.S. Department of Energy revealed the country's nuclear weapons stockpile, saying that from fiscal year 1994 to fiscal year 2023, the United States dismantled over 12,000 nuclear warheads

Beyond the ballot

The Sino-U.S. partnership, if and when nurtured, can contribute to global stability and progress

Brain gain to brain drain

Over the 45-year history of China-U.S. diplomatic relations, educational exchange has served as a bridge connecting both sides

Modern semiconductors: From restrictions to resilience

China's semiconductor industry is rapidly evolving and has reached a high level of sophistication. Although market fragmentation and growing competition might temporarily impact production inefficiency, the outcome will be improved product quality

Blaxit: A modern exodus?

Blaxit has unveiled considerable flaws in the U.S. protection of human rights, with domestic racial discrimination laying bare deep-seated issues in the country's human rights approach