China can’t afford to ban Taiwan’s semiconductors
Author: Min-Hua Chiang, The Heritage Foundation In recent years, China has attempted to prevent Taiwan from developing ambitions for independence…
Taiwan holds all the chips in US–China tech showdown
Authors: Bo-jiun Jing, Institute for Security and Development Policy, Flavia Lucenti, University of Bologna, Giulia Sciorati, University of Trento, Wei…
Has Singapore’s tech industry got talent?
Author: Faizal Bin Yahya, NUS COVID-19 border closures disrupted Singapore’s connectivity with global trading and business networks. Foreign professionals who…
Technology propels China’s Gulf strategy forward
Authors: N Janardhan, Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy and Gedaliah Afterman, Reichman University A ‘flying car’ built by Chinese company Xpen…
The United States doubles down on its tech war with export and IP controls that target China but also hit Taiwan and South Korea
Author: June Park, Schmidt Futures The United States has unleashed its arsenal to go ‘full throttle’ in the chip war…
Friendshoring and onshoring: protectionism, industrial policy and geopolitical blocs by another name
Author: Editorial Board, ANU It is one of the blessings of old friends, as Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote, that…
Friend-shoring no ready-made answer to Asian supply chain resilience
Authors: Samuel Hardwick and Adam Triggs In 2018, the United States put Russian aluminium giant Rusal on a blacklist to…
Is China abandoning its Iran–Saudi balancing act?
Author: Mohmad Waseem Malla, MP-IDSA Amid news of US intelligence agencies alleging that China is actively assisting Saudi Arabia’s ballistic…
Canadian Bank Launches Credit Card That Tracks ‘Carbon Footprint’
ADVERTISEMENT Last Updated on November 20, 2022 A Canadian bank, Vancity, has launched a new credit card that tracks the…
Anti-Speech CBS News to Stop Using Twitter Out of An ‘Abundance of Caution’
ADVERTISEMENT Last Updated on November 20, 2022 Anti-speech CBS News has announced that it will stop using Twitter out of…