James Gorrie

The Democratic Party’s new majority in both houses of Congress changes the political equation in Washington, but will ...

New restrictions will be done in 'phases' and will affect virtually the entire world.

Canada’s deepening ties with China bring opportunity and strategic vulnerability.

Can an army of individual digital workers actually solve China's deep-seated youth unemployment crisis?

China is racing to build the computing infrastructure needed to compete with America in artificial intelligence, but AI ...

Isn't about greed, but fear.

Driven by economic anxieties, a crumbling real estate sector, and cashless transaction, China’s underground digital economy is surging ...

Beijing doesn’t need to own America’s farms to gain leverage over American agriculture.

China's shrinking Treasury holdings may not be an attack on the dollar, but something even more consequential.

Competition between the United States and China is growing and oil access will be at, or near, the ...

Ahead of the next Trump-Xi summit, Washington is sending two very different messages: Taiwan will be defended—but exactly ...

The war in Iran and the surrounding region isn’t the only threat to China’s energy supply.

Trade, Taiwan, chips, rare earths, and other issues will dominate the headlines. But artificial intelligence may be the ...

Women are waging a quiet revolution against the Chinese Communist Party’s baby mandate.

Beijing still wants a multipolar world, but on Chinese terms.

Commentary When Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping warned President Donald Trump about the “Thucydides Trap,” he was ...

What hypersonic missiles, quantum networks, and AI say about Beijing's 'Intelligentized Warfare' strategy.

Commentary What’s a little eavesdropping between friends? If only that were the case. China’s Long March Into US ...

China’s economy is in full deflationary mode and Beijing is making it worse.

China is winning the digital infrastructure race in more countries than you think.

The post-World War II era of a demilitarized and accommodating Japan facilitating China’s rise is over.

The failed island state once again sits at the center of great-power competition.

Despite China's AI progress, the floor is falling out from under the rest of its economy, and no ...

In just 10 years, China went from fintech follower to global leader.

The Chinese Communist Party has always been driven by a fear of things it cannot completely control.

A generation ago, China feared having too many babies—today, it fears not having enough.

Only weeks after the summit with the United States, Beijing is tightening trade and market access—but he’s not ...