NATO Should Better Coordinate Its Economic Power Against Russia and China
Commentary Democracies are finally figuring out that they need to use their trump card—economics—to defend themselves. The United ...
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Commentary Democracies are finally figuring out that they need to use their trump card—economics—to defend themselves. The United ...
As the pace of innovation increases, control lists are falling behind and failing to regulate sensitive technology.
History should be a stark warning to President Xi Jinping: if he allows Russia to divide the world with its war on Ukraine, it is China and its exporters who will pay the heaviest price.
If President Xi Jinping allows Russia to divide the world with its war on Ukraine, it is China that will pay the heaviest price
Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine has accelerated the division of the world into two blocs, one comprising the world’s democracies and the other its autocracies. This, in turn, has exposed the risks inherent in economic interdependence among countries with clashing ideologies and security interests. Although the coming deglobalization process would leave everyone worse off, China stands to lose the most. Of course, China was headed toward at least a partial decoupling with the US well before Russia invaded Ukraine. By reducing its dependence on US markets and technology, it has been ...