Resetting the U.S.-China relationship
Taking stock, and taking action
Shifting paradigms in U.S.-China relations
Party power and repression in the age of AI
U.S. foreign policy in an era of Chinese competition
China and Russia have not only expanded their military cooperation but are also undertaking more extensive technological cooperation, including in 5G, artificial intelligence, robotics, biotechnology, new media and the digital economy.
Sino-Russian relations have been adapting to an era of great-power rivalry.
The US armed forces are waking up to the fact that cities are likely to be the main environment for tomorrow’s battles and that they have some catching up to do with their rivals, as Jacob McCarty reports.
Today, there is near-universal acknowledgement that America’s critical satellite infrastructure is at risk and needs to be better protected.