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DeepSeek: A Problem or an Opportunity for Europe?

Is DeepSeek a game-changer or a threat to Europe’s AI ambitions? As China pushes forward with its latest LLM, Europe faces tough questions on innovation, competition, and digital sovereignty. Laura Caroli explores the implications, good and bad, for Europe’s AI future.

Report by Laura Caroli — February 14, 2025

U.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Won’t Solve the Chinese Dumping Problem

The Trump administration plans to reimpose global tariffs on steel and aluminum—but will they fix China’s market-distorting policies? This commentary from the Economics Program and Scholl Chair argues that only a multilateral approach can provide a lasting solution.

Commentary by Philip Luck and Evan Brown — February 14, 2025

U.S.-India Summit: A Productive Trip and a Busy Year Ahead

Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Washington signals a key moment in U.S.-India ties, with new trade talks, defense relations, and supply chain partnerships. As India rises economically, both nations face shared opportunities, strategic interests, and policy challenges.

Commentary by Richard M. Rossow — February 14, 2025

RAI Explainer: A Brief History of the International IP Regime

The international IP system drives global trade and innovation. The scope and impact of current demands on international cooperation in research and innovation highlight the need for greater clarity on the IP system.

Blog Post by Julie Heng, Arrizka Faida, and Chris Borges — February 13, 2025

Australia’s Trade Challenges in 2025

Despite economic headwinds from various external factors, Australia still has some ability to influence U.S. bilateral trade policies and should focus on limiting any U.S. tariffs imposed on Australian exports.

Commentary by James Carouso — February 11, 2025

The Truth of the Matter

Tariffs and More Tariffs

Philip Luck, CSIS Economics Director and Scholl Chair, discusses new U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, their impact, and alternatives for addressing China’s global economic influence.

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz and Philip Luck — February 11, 2025

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Betting on America

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Betting on America: Winning the Global Tech Race explores how new and emerging partnerships between government and business are shaping the future of U.S. industrialization and the country’s prospects for winning the global tech race. 

Podcast Episode by Navin Girishankar — February 10, 2025

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Oh, Canada!

This week, Bill Reinsch unpacks last week's flurry of tariff activity, including tariffs on China and the now-postponed tariffs on Canada and Mexico.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — February 10, 2025