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The U.S.-China Relationship amid China’s Economic Woes

Given the United States and China’s already complex relationship, to what extent are China’s current economic issues a result of U.S. economic restrictions, and how will China’s current economic issues impact the U.S.-China relationship going forward?

Blog Post by Chris Borges and Andrea Leonard Palazzi — September 21, 2023

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China's Drive for Leadership in Global Research and Development

China has made significant progress in R&D expenditures over the past two decades, surpassing Japan and Germany, narrowing the gap with the United States, and reflecting its determination to compete in innovation for the foreseeable future.

Newsletter by Bailey Crane — June 30, 2023

Creating a Consumer-Centric Digital Finance Ecosystem

Please join the Project on Prosperity and Development for a fireside chat, panel discussion, public Q&A, and networking lunch addressing how to design financial products with consumer protection in mind.

Event by Romina Bandura , Michael Schlein , Christopher Burns , Sophie Sirtaine , John Simon , and Rosita Najmi — June 27, 2023

Building the North American Semiconductor Corridor

Join the CSIS Americas Program for a conversation on "Building the North American Semiconductor Corridor" on June 22, from 3:00 pm - 4:30 ET at CSIS Headquarters and online.

Event by Maxwell Hamilton , Sam Marullo , Rina Pal-Goetzen , David Talbot , and Ryan C. Berg — June 22, 2023

Indian Science: Awakening the Sleeping Giant

The Indian prime minister's state visit to Washington should dedicate some time to strengthen the U.S.-India Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies and allow India to usher in transformative reforms in its S&T research ecosystem.

Commentary by Jayant Krishna — June 22, 2023

Securing the U.S.-India Innovation Alliance: The Role of Skilled Workforce Initiatives

This week’s state visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates a new and promising phase in the relationship between the United States and India. One element of this effort is to build on shared innovation-driven strategic and commercial interests. The circulation of highly skilled educators and workforce represents a key ingredient of this symbiotic relationship.

Blog Post by Sujai Shivakumar and Hideki Tomoshige — June 22, 2023

Surveillance for Sale

U.S. and foreign government agencies can acquire sensitive personal information, like smartphone geolocation records, from data brokers. Stricter privacy protections are necessary to strengthen U.S. national security, human rights, and economic interests.

Report by Caitlin Chin-Rothmann — June 21, 2023

Innovation Lightbulb: A Trend in U.S. Research and Development Expenditure

Amid a flurry of recent legislation, policy makers have recommitted federal attention to investing in the United States' science and technology infrastructure. In today's geopolitical environment, it is essential that these are not "one-and-done" investments.

Newsletter by Gregory Arcuri — June 16, 2023