Tag: Science and Technology

In the time it takes you to read this sentence, an artificial intelligence system could generate a hundred political comments that look plausibly human-written to casual readers. These aren’t the ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. The highlights this week: The United States and China enter another round of trade negotiations, Beijing mulls a local government bailout, and a leak of ...

Over the past two years, Chinese actors have used a gray market network of buyers, sellers, and brokers in Southeast Asia to circumvent U.S. restrictions on cutting-edge chips used for ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at a U.S.-China TikTok agreement, indirect parliamentary elections in Syria, and the reformist makeup of Nepal’s interim cabinet. From ByteDance to … ...

At China’s massive military parade this month celebrating the end of World War II in the Pacific, Beijing showcased its line of anti-ship hypersonic missiles—an implicit warning that in a ...

The U.S. government’s raid on a Hyundai battery plant for electric cars in Ellabell, Georgia, last week was the economic policy equivalent of a cluster bomb, one of the dumbest ...

United Nations summits typically unfold with a feverish intensity. Official delegates battle over every verb, dollar figure, and timeline in the outcome document. But there was little drama of multilateralism ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping were caught on a hot mic at the recent military parade in Beijing discussing the prospect of human longevity. “People rarely ...

The United States is now the biggest shareholder in one of its biggest semiconductor companies. U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Aug. 22 that the U.S. government has taken a ...

The United States and China are constantly looking for a leg up in their rivalry for geopolitical primacy. But what if the real advantage lies in adopting a bit of ...