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Four trends are reshaping international relations and will prevent a return to the pre-Trump status quo.
Lawfare’s bi-weekly roundup of U.S.-China technology policy news.
China seems reluctant to balance against India. That might be an advantage for the United States.
The United States announces new funding for its partners in Asia, while China keeps an eye on the South China Sea and the U.S. Department of Defense keeps an eye on China.
Beijing’s efforts to expand Islamabad’s dependence on its currency relies on a postwar U.S. playbook.
Beijing responds to coordinated pressure to abide by the rule of law—and takes advantage of times when the world looks away.
The 2015 Obama-Xi agreement on economic espionage does not prohibit all cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property.
Lawfare’s bi-weekly roundup of U.S.-China technology policy news.
Meanwhile, live-fire missile exercises loudly crash target vessels to the bottom of the sea.
As technological capabilities expand, it’s getting harder to distinguish between national security and economic interests.