Here’s the latest issue of Intersections! CNA’s newsletter describes the People's Republic of #China's technological goals and acquisition efforts; and the responses of the United States and its allies to those activities. https://lnkd.in/eBtY6wS5
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Our work with the OECD - OCDE and other partners will enhance the resilience and security of #semiconductor supply chains — global cooperation is essential for success. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/exN5vhNZ U.S. Mission to the OECD OECD Development U.S. Department of State – Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs
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Puzzle pieces for companies trying to navigate #geopolitics and its interdependencies. Links to articles, news, reports, studies, debates, podcasts etc. #technology #globaltrade #economicsecurity #nationalsecurity #EU #China #USA Europe’s make-or-break moment: Putting economic security at the heart of the EU’s 2024-2029 strategic agenda https://lnkd.in/dAfzDC7T Russian Gas, Chinese Tech — Europe Responds https://lnkd.in/dvqipu2r Economic security: The strategic argument for Ukraine’s EU membership https://lnkd.in/dVu8wsPH Multilateralism and China’s Hedging Strategy https://lnkd.in/dwtQyJvw Vying for influence in the Global South https://lnkd.in/dd65bcaQ Navigating the Political Economy of Cold War 2.0 https://lnkd.in/dfW_hpGT The rise of China’s high-tech SMEs, with Alexander Brown and François Chimits https://lnkd.in/dSNwUK79 The China-US Tech War Comes to the Cloud https://lnkd.in/dBVTJgXF Biden-Harris Administration Launches Next Phase for Over $5 Billion in CHIPS R&D Investments, Including the National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC) https://lnkd.in/dt6ASZfy Geopolitical Significance of U.S. LNG https://lnkd.in/dR545qPA China may be making more advanced chips despite U.S. sanctions — but it still faces big problems https://lnkd.in/dmdfn4_8 The AI Election Year How to Counter the Impact of Artificial Intelligence https://lnkd.in/d82iaQR8 South Korea’s Emergence as a Defense Industrial Powerhouse https://lnkd.in/dRUFvdrr ‘Joint Expeditionary Force Digital’: A Better Way to Deliver Defence Tech https://lnkd.in/dEmbNtPx
Europe’s make-or-break moment: Putting economic security at the heart of the EU’s 2024-2029 strategic agenda
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Strategic Economic Diversification: A Path to Sovereignty and Security. Jeffrey Ordaniel, Director of Maritime Programs, shares expert analysis on the Philippines' efforts to enhance economic growth while minimizing dependency on China. Highlighted in BusinessWorld Publishing Corporation, this approach is essential for maintaining agency in foreign and security policy decisions. An insightful read for professionals invested in geopolitics and economic development: https://lnkd.in/gY3hfVcE #GeopoliticalStrategy #EconomicDiversification #PacificForum
Marcos wants more US semiconductor firms to expand in PHL - BusinessWorld Online
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"US-China relations were marked by a paradox during the first trimester of 2024. On the one hand, a distinct stabilization was evident in ties...On the other hand, the negative tendencies in ties continued to deepen." Read the new ICAS L.E.A.D. Project issue brief by Senior Fellow Sourabh Gupta: https://lnkd.in/gBPRf7FF This brief and its accompanying 'Chronology on U.S.-China Relations' were originally released in Pacific Forum's Comparative Connections e-journal: https://lnkd.in/gCvf8tbY In May 2023, the team at ICAS launched the U.S.-China Legislative and Executive Actions Directory (L.E.A.D.) Project to track and summarize trending critical issues and developments on China, emanating from both the White House and Capitol Hill. The goal of this project is to closely track the key issues and developments on China within the Beltway for scholars and policymakers, and thereby provide a framework for the better understanding of this critical and consequential bilateral relationship. More About the ICAS L.E.A.D. Project & View Past Issues: https://lnkd.in/euwBSRkC
L.E.A.D. Project Brief: Ties Stabilize While Negative Undercurrents Deepen - ICAS
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interesting report on potential US strategy towards China going forward. at the end it needs to be seen to what extent its implemented but it's ramifications would be broad based https://lnkd.in/dxpCKEG9
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🇨🇳☕ As beautiful, young Chinese #women served #tea to thousands of mainly middle-aged and elderly male delegates, it became apparent that little would emerge from #China’s rubber-stamping legislature to halt a crisis of confidence now enveloping the #economy. Time Magazine’s Charlie Campbell opined that “in many ways, inertia was inevitable.” “Key economic policies are typically decided by the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) Third Plenum, a five-yearly plenary session of its Central Committee that is especially geared toward economic development. The Third Plenum should typically have happened by October and the fact that it still hasn’t is unprecedented and a subject of no little conjecture,” he wrote. Nis Grünberg, lead analyst for politics and society at Berlin-based Mercator Institute for China Studies, said that “the enhanced focus on #investment in #technology and developing emerging industries,” revealed that “China is trying to develop its way out of economic hardship.” But that would almost certainly create “more conflict with the U.S.” and generate new White House export controls on sensitive tech. On that note, even clearer signals of policy direction reverberated through the halls of the legislature’s Media Center when, during a press conference, Kremlin-lovin’ top diplomat Wang Yi devoted an entire monologue to deepening ties with #Russia, and another to berating the U.S. for suppressing China with a “unilateral #sanctions list reaching bewildering levels of unfathomable absurdity.” Rumors of a shakeup in the officialdom were “swirling” ahead of the Two Sessions, especially since the sackings of former foreign minister Qin Gang and defense minster Li Shangfu have left glaring, months-long vacancies in the State Council. Experts believed that Wang Yi’s “reappointment” to the office he once held “was intended to be temporary,” and that Liu Jianchao, a senior party cadre who’s been running around #Europe pretending to broker #peace between Russia and #Ukraine, might be announced at the NPC as Qin's permanent replacement. But that didn’t happen, and Wang snuggled so tightly with Moscow’s propaganda as he lambasted the West and the current #international order, that he seemed professionally - and nationally - conflicted. Or maybe he’s using the current gig to promote himself as a leading candidate in Xi's succession. ... At any rate, Wang’s "to Russia with love" and "to hell with the U.S." speech certainly made an impression. It upstaged critical announcements at China’s Two Sessions that were supposed to steady the ship, not bounce it. If the party truly wants to speak with one voice whilst instilling confidence - how ‘bout flipping the kill-switch on Wang and his ridiculous histrionics. #news #business #geopolitics **** ➡️ No paywall! 😏 Have a great weekend. 🥞
Beijing fails to boost business confidence at Two Sessions, Plus Goldman Sachs tells investors to avoid China -- China Boss News 3.08.24
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“Chinese President Xi Jinping has used his annual new year address to the nation to sound a warning to Taiwan’s voters days ahead of the island’s presidential election, while highlighting his country’s technological prowess and economic strength. In the televised speech on Sunday evening, Xi said the ‘reunification’ of Taiwan and China was a ‘historical inevitability’. He added that ‘compatriots’ on both sides of the Taiwan Strait must share in the glory of ‘national rejuvenation’. Xi’s speech comes at a time of rising geopolitical tensions between China and the west. The US and its allies are concerned about China’s assertiveness in disputed territories in the South China Sea and the rise in military activity around Taiwan, which holds presidential elections on January 13. China, which claims sovereignty over Taiwan, has not ruled out using force if Taipei refuses unification indefinitely. Beijing has denounced the frontrunner in Taiwan’s presidential race, the ruling Democratic Progressive party’s Lai Ching-te, as a separatist.” “Xi was speaking against a backdrop of China’s slower than expected recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic and a challenging economic outlook. Despite increased monetary and fiscal stimulus in the world’s second-biggest economy, China’s economic planners are heading into 2024 fighting a liquidity crisis in the property sector and high local government debts, coupled with tepid domestic demand and weak confidence among investors and consumers. In his speech on Sunday, Xi, who many consider China’s most powerful leader since Mao Zedong, insisted the economy had ‘sustained the momentum of recovery’. But he acknowledged there had been ‘headwinds’, adding: ‘Some enterprises had a tough time, some people had difficulty finding jobs and meeting basic needs.’ However, he also signalled that his administration would remain averse to big policy changes that would put the higher priorities of security and stability at risk. “‘We will continue to act on the principle of seeking progress while maintaining stability, promoting stability through progress, and establishing the new before abolishing the old,’ the Chinese leader said. Xi has made China’s technological self-sufficiency a priority in the face of intensifying trade tensions with the US. On Sunday he struck a more positive tone on the pace of Chinese technological advancements. He pointed to Chinese deep sea exploration, the first Chinese-made passenger jet — the C919 — which made its maiden commercial flight in May, and the country’s ‘manufacturing prowess’ in electric vehicles, lithium batteries and solar photovoltaic cells. ‘Everywhere across our country, new heights are being scaled with dogged determination, and new creations and innovations are emerging every day,’ he said, adding that China would ‘redouble efforts to boost education, advance science and technology and cultivate talents’.”
Xi Jinping uses new year message to sound warning to Taiwan
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New Post: Implications of President Biden’s Remarks on Taiwan Independence Recently, U.S. President Joe Biden stated that the United States does not support the independence of Taiwan. This declaration came in the wake of the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) victory in Taiwan's elections, interpreted as a rebuff to China's pressure. Taiwan secured its third presidential term in these elections, with the new President Tsai Ing-wen vowing to stand up to Beijing and seek dialogue. Despite the U.S. switching diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979 and not officially supporting Taiwan's independence, the U.S. maintains unofficial relations with the self-governed island. The U.S. stance has triggered discontent in China, which has not ruled out the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control. The Biden administration has expressed concerns that the election results could escalate tensions with Beijing. Situational Analysis President Biden's statement could significantly impact the geopolitical balance in the Asia-Pacific region. The escalating tensions between Taiwan and China could lead to significant changes in U.S.-China relations, affecting international security and economic scenarios. Such tensions could impact the stability of the Asia-Pacific region and cause significant volatility in the global investment market. Impact on Global Investment Markets Defense and Aerospace Industry: Strengthened relations between the U.S. and Taiwan could offer investment opportunities in the defense and aerospace sectors. Asia-Pacific Stock Market: The political tensions in the region could increase volatility in the investment markets. Cryptocurrency Market: Geopolitical uncertainty may boost demand for major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Commodities Market: The regional tensions could directly impact the energy and precious metals markets, especially increasing demand for safe-haven assets like gold. In-depth Investment Strategies and Insights Diversification Strategy: Diversifying investments across different asset classes and regions is crucial in managing risk during times of uncertainty and volatility in the Asia-Pacific region. Long-term Safe Asset Investment: Investing in safe assets becomes crucial during times of tension. Government bonds, gold, and stable utility stocks can offer long-term stability. Market Trend Analysis: Closely analyzing the impact of political tensions in the Asia-Pacific region on investment markets, balancing opportunities and risks in volatile markets. Dynamic Asset Allocation: Adjusting asset allocation in response to market changes to manage risk and capture opportunities. Conclusion President Biden's remarks on Taiwan policy have shed new light on geopolitical tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, potentially having significant implications for global investment markets. Investors need to closely monitor these political chang
Implications of President Biden’s Remarks on Taiwan Independence
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#China's recent two sessions set the stage for pivotal #initiatives: prioritizing #advancements in high-quality productive forces, fostering unity for #modernization, driving reforms in critical sectors like #AI and aerospace and fortifying #legislative frameworks. These discussions reflect #China's proactive approach to reform, innovation and global #cooperation shaping its trajectory on both domestic and #international fronts. #China #innovation #economy https://lnkd.in/dDnsiMih
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New Post: Analysis: Implications of President Biden’s Remarks on Taiwan Independence Recently, U.S. President Joe Biden stated that the United States does not support the independence of Taiwan. This declaration came in the wake of the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) victory in Taiwan's elections, interpreted as a rebuff to China's pressure. Taiwan secured its third presidential term in these elections, with the new President Tsai Ing-wen vowing to stand up to Beijing and seek dialogue. Despite the U.S. switching diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979 and not officially supporting Taiwan's independence, the U.S. maintains unofficial relations with the self-governed island. The U.S. stance has triggered discontent in China, which has not ruled out the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control. The Biden administration has expressed concerns that the election results could escalate tensions with Beijing. Situational Analysis President Biden's statement could significantly impact the geopolitical balance in the Asia-Pacific region. The escalating tensions between Taiwan and China could lead to significant changes in U.S.-China relations, affecting international security and economic scenarios. Such tensions could impact the stability of the Asia-Pacific region and cause significant volatility in the global investment market. Impact on Global Investment Markets Defense and Aerospace Industry: Strengthened relations between the U.S. and Taiwan could offer investment opportunities in the defense and aerospace sectors. Asia-Pacific Stock Market: The political tensions in the region could increase volatility in the investment markets. Cryptocurrency Market: Geopolitical uncertainty may boost demand for major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Commodities Market: The regional tensions could directly impact the energy and precious metals markets, especially increasing demand for safe-haven assets like gold. In-depth Investment Strategies and Insights Diversification Strategy: Diversifying investments across different asset classes and regions is crucial in managing risk during times of uncertainty and volatility in the Asia-Pacific region. Long-term Safe Asset Investment: Investing in safe assets becomes crucial during times of tension. Government bonds, gold, and stable utility stocks can offer long-term stability. Market Trend Analysis: Closely analyzing the impact of political tensions in the Asia-Pacific region on investment markets, balancing opportunities and risks in volatile markets. Dynamic Asset Allocation: Adjusting asset allocation in response to market changes to manage risk and capture opportunities. Conclusion President Biden's remarks on Taiwan policy have shed new light on geopolitical tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, potentially having significant implications for global investment markets. Investors need to closely monitor these polit
Analysis: Implications of President Biden’s Remarks on Taiwan Independence
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