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Congressional U.S.-China Commissioner Warns of Global Tech Supply Chain Risk - Vimarsana News

Congressional U.S.-China Commissioner Warns of Global Tech Supply Chain Risk

Companies must prepare for the possible escalation of hostilities between the U.S. and China, partly by building more resilient global technology supply…

Source: biztoc.com
US Department of Commerce Finalized Rules To Prevent China's Benefit from $52 Billion Chip Fund - Vimarsana News

US Department of Commerce Finalized Rules To Prevent China's Benefit from $52 Billion Chip Fund

Discover how the United States is safeguarding its $52 billion semiconductor chip fund from China's influence

China's quest for human genetic data spurs fears of a DNA arms race - Vimarsana News

China's quest for human genetic data spurs fears of a DNA arms race

China offered multiple countries help with covid-19 testing during the pandemic. The payoff for Beijing included access to the DNA of millions of people.

US Republicans push for security review of China-linked battery company - Vimarsana News

US Republicans push for security review of China-linked battery company

Republican lawmakers on Wednesday urged the U.S. Treasury Department to conduct a security review over China-linked ownership of Gotion Inc, which plans to build electric vehicle battery plants in Michigan and Illinois, arguing its management is under Beijing's sway. The move is the latest push by Republicans to question Chinese-linked EV battery producers looking to set up shop in the U.S., possibly with access to taxpayer funding. The governors of Michigan and Illinois have announced plans for Gotion to open EV plants in their states, facilities expected to create thousands of jobs.

Source: yahoo.com
UK could fall short on NATO commitments as armed forces numbers continue to fall, warns former Army chief - Vimarsana News

UK could fall short on NATO commitments as armed forces numbers continue to fall, warns former Army chief

Lord Dannatt, former head of the Army, believes the UK would not be able to repeat its simultaneous operations in Iraq and Afghanistan