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Trade in Critical Supply Chains

The Hidden Risk of Rising U.S.-PRC Tensions: Export Control Symbiosis

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PRC Influence and the Status of Taiwan’s Diplomatic Allies in the Western Hemisphere

Strengthening Resilience in Taiwan

Defense and Military

At the Doorstep: A Snapshot of New Activity at Cuban Spy Sites

Ship Wars: Confronting China’s Dual-Use Shipbuilding Empire

Tech Competition

The Limits of Chip Export Controls in Meeting the China Challenge

Rebuilding U.S. Zinc Capacity in an Era of Global Competition

What Can the United States Do to Counter Growing Chinese and Russian Influence in Antarctica?

China’s Power Play Across the Pacific

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How Foes Can Defeat a Common Enemy: U.S.-China Collaboration to Combat Ebola

Tom Bollyky, CFR: China will not fill the gap “as the dominant actor in global health security exits the stage.”

Hong Kong Isn’t Mainland China: Let’s Try to Keep It that Way

How China and Russia Facilitate North Korea’s Human Rights Abuses

U.S.-China Trade War and the Future of U.S. LNG

Assessing the United States’ Solar Power Play

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China’s New High-Tech Research Ship Probes the Waters around Taiwan

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Rocking the Boat: The Philippines Trade Strategy Amid Rising Geoeconomic Tensions

The Philippines has strengthened economic ties with the United States, South Korea, and Japan while navigating around China in the South China Sea. The CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair explore key questions on these shifting geopolitical dynamics.

Critical Questions by William Alan Reinsch and Reena Samuel — January 31, 2025

China Makes Progress on Its Fifth Antarctic Research Station

New satellite imagery, including images captured using synthetic aperture radar, shows recent construction progress at Qinling Station, China's newest research station in Antarctica.

Commentary by Matthew P. Funaiole, Brian Hart, Aidan Powers-Riggs, Jennifer Jun, and Joseph S. Bermudez Jr. — December 19, 2024

Strengthening Resilience in Taiwan

Taiwan has taken important steps to strengthen resilience over the last several years. However, the threat it faces is significant, and it falls short in many important dimensions of resilience.

Report by Daniel Byman, Seth G. Jones, and Jude Blanchette — December 11, 2024

The Trade Guys

More Nominees, New Export Controls, and the Future of USMCA

On this week's episode of the Trade Guys, we look at what we can learn from the full slate of economic cabinet nominees for the incoming administration. We also dive into new export controls from BIS, China's response to the controls, and how Trump's threats of tariffs on Canada and Mexico will play out.

Podcast Episode by Scott Miller, William Alan Reinsch, and H. Andrew Schwartz — December 9, 2024

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China’s Intelligence Footprint in Cuba: New Evidence and Implications for U.S. Security

China’s deepening ties with Cuba are opening doors for its military and intelligence services there. Satellite imagery and other open-source information offer an unprecedented look at facilities in Cuba likely to be supporting China’s efforts to spy on the United States.

Brief by Matthew P. Funaiole, Aidan Powers-Riggs, Brian Hart, Henry Ziemer, Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., Ryan C. Berg, and Christopher Hernandez-Roy — December 6, 2024