How America Can Still Cripple TikTok
Biden's deputies and political advisers consider TikTok a crucial tool for messaging and get-out-the-vote efforts in the general election. But it’s a cost the president should be willing to pay.
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China Policy Monitor No. 1582
CPC seeks to tighten "party discipline";
Xi wages an ideological struggle;
China spent $5.5m at Trump properties while he was President;
Less Taiwan investment for China, more for the U.S. and Germany;
Taiwan's exports to China hit 21-year low
China Policy Monitor No. 1581
TikTok content aligns with Beijing's interests;
China uses AI to turbocharge spying on the U.S...;
...as U.S. ramps up spying on China;
Xi removes dozens of senior military officials
Huawei is back, and the need to keep it out of 5G networks is greater than ever
Since 2020, Western officials have largely shifted their focus to tackling other Chinese tech threats — TikTok, semiconductors and artificial intelligence among them. Meanwhile, Huawei has quietly enjoyed a resurgence across several product lines.
China Policy Monitor No. 1580
China sought to influence 2022 U.S. elections;
Taiwan colonel offered $15 million to defect on military helicopter;
China curbs the video game industry;
China floods Taiwan with disinformation ahead of election;
Florida's new law blocks Chinese students from academic labs