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CFIUS represents but one helpful step to reduce damaging technology transfers. By itself, it will not adequately address the critical strategic challenge presented by China's advances in artificial intelligence.
What the definitive defeat of China’s best human Go players by foreign AI might mean for future intelligentized warfare.
While China has become a driving force for the proliferation of UAVs worldwide through its extensive and increasing exports, China’s own use of these systems could also influence global norms regarding their employment.
Congress can and should insist that the Taiwan Relations Act remains the guiding framework for U.S. policy toward Taiwan.
An overview of the draft data transfer guidance issued last week by China's Cyberspace Administration.
As tensions between the United States and the DPRK continue to rise, too few analysts are considering the danger of China intervening militarily in response to a U.S. strike on the DPRK’s nuclear weapons and missile programs.
It’s time for U.S. policymakers to rethink the country’s open stance toward inbound Chinese investment.
For the Chinese government, no principle of international law is more sacrosanct than non-interference in the domestic affairs of other states. So why hasn't it yet condemned the U.S. missile strike on Syria?
Recent intemperate comments by a National Security Council official appear to have stemmed from a minor but non-trivial mistranslation of comments made by China's Ministry of National Defense.
An overview of recent developments affecting U.S.-China cross-border digital trade.