Navigating the complexities of economic competition and strategic policy
To counter Chinese technology dominance, the United States must leverage NATO, Five Eyes, and key partnerships to establish a trusted technology ecosystem across critical cyber-physical infrastructure.
Read MoreAmerica's reindustrialization push is hitting harsh physical constraints in energy capacity, supply chains, and workforce depth—while China builds at wartime tempo.
Read MoreChina wages cultural and institutional warfare through coordinated psychological, media, legal, and economic campaigns designed to undermine Western alliances without firing a shot.
Read MoreU.S. industrial policy favors mega-cap firms while neglecting mid-cap companies that actually scale production and anchor domestic supply chains—risking the commercialization of America's technological edge.
Read MoreState Department's shift toward operational sanctions work has come at the cost of strategic foreign policy thinking—Treasury and State need clearer division of responsibilities.
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