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Anders Corr

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Anders Corr

    The $60 Billion US–China Summit (opens the original)

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    At the U.S.–China summit in Washington, each side apparently agreed to a “tariff truce” for two more months, including a decrease in tariffs on $30 billion worth of “non-sensitive” goods imported from the other side. These $60 billion in tariff cuts will be welcomed by U.S. producers of coal, agricultural products, fish and seafood, wood products, medical devices, and cosmetics. U.S. consumers will enjoy cheaper Chinese imports such as toys, fireworks, and household goods. But Washington may be

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Anders Corr

    China’s Military Robots Could Outpace America (opens the original)

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    Ukrainian and Russian soldiers are currently using tracked and wheeled robots extensively on their battlefields, drawing international attention to the role of robotics in future warfare. Ukraine is studying how humanoid and canine robots can provide military utility in areas where tracked and wheeled robots cannot go. Chinese military strategists have envisioned the extensive use of robots for an invasion of Taiwan, including wheeled, tracked, humanoid, and canine varieties. If their transports

  3. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Anders Corr

    China’s Quad-G Plan for Global Hegemony Involves the UN and AI (opens the original)

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    The CCP’s four global initiatives are ostensibly related to development, security, civilization, and governance. They are meant to seem palatable to the international community while integrating the United Nations and other forms of global governance into the CCP’s own system, with itself in the lead. CCP leader Xi Jinping gave the keynote speech at the event. He called for “true multilateralism,” which analysts interpret as a justification for a parallel global order with Beijing in the lead. W

  4. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Anders Corr

    China’s ‘Defense Mobilization’ Plans: How the CCP Could Destroy the Country’s People and Property (opens the original)

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    Sweeping revisions to national defense mobilization and exit ban laws and regulations in China effectively prepare for the expropriation of civilian property, data, and persons to execute major military operations. The new expropriation language applies to foreigners as much as to Chinese citizens and adds to capital controls that restrict financial flows from China. The new legal language and regulations further shut the doors to the world for Chinese citizens and, paradoxically, increase press

  5. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Anders Corr

    China’s Expanding Global Supply Chains (opens the original)

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    China’s supply chains are expanding globally, including in Hungary, Serbia, Morocco, Egypt, and Thailand. As these locations indicate, the expansion is a response to not only U.S. tariffs, but also European tariffs on Chinese goods. What started as Chinese industrial expansion into the United States and Europe to acquire technology, and into places such as Vietnam and Mexico for transshipment to the United States, is now going global, with transshipment to Europe as well. The CCP on Aug. 5 impos

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