China’s economic blitzkrieg
The Chinese Communist Party is leveraging its economic power to exert influence around the globe and to try to make the world safe for dictatorship.
U.S. warns of business risks from China’s abuses
The U.S. is advising companies to watch out for the risks of doing business with companies that might support China's human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
What does it mean when your technology comes from China?
The Chinese Communist Party's authoritarian control over China means that using technology developed in the country carries significant risks.
President of Mexico visits White House, celebrates historic trade deal
Mexican President López Obrador and President Trump signed a joint declaration to celebrate the future of the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico.
U.S. further limits Huawei and ZTE
The U.S. has declared the Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE national security threats and blocked use of federal subsidies for the companies' equipment.
Global consensus grows on risks of China’s 5G firms
Countries and companies around the world are recognizing the risks posed by untrustworthy 5G telecommunications equipment supplied by Chinese firms.
U.S. firms get creative to attract consumers
The world relies on American consumers' spending power. Learn how certain American retail sectors are surviving in the wake of COVID-19.
U.S. leads world in intellectual property protection
Protecting intellectual property rights allows innovators to develop projects to their full potential. See how economies rank in providing this protection.
Taiwan’s TSMC to build $12 billion semiconductor plant in U.S.
Learn what a new $12 billion semiconductor factory means for the United States and how it will help U.S. national security.