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China’s Exploitation of Nvidia’s Downstream Control Problems (opens the original)
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Washington and American technology companies are tightening controls on advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips, yet the technology continues to seep into China. A visitor to the Beijing-based SinoInfo website sees a curious pairing. The company describes itself as an Nvidia “elite partner” and has displayed a letter authorizing it to sell Nvidia data-center products in mainland China, subject to restrictions on destination, end-user, and end-use. The page raises a hard question: How much vi
China’s Arctic Optionality Quest Turning Access Into Leverage (opens the original)
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The Chinese icebreaker Xue Long moved north through the Bering Sea in July with the quiet profile of a scientific mission. The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Munro tracked it across the American exclusive economic zone and over the U.S. extended continental shelf. Nearby, Xue Long 2 was also heading into the Arctic. Nothing visibly illegal occurred. No military confrontation followed. That is precisely why the encounter matters. China’s Arctic strategy advances through activities that are individually
China’s Intelligence Recruiters Are Hiding in the Job Market (opens the original)
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Beijing has turned ordinary professional infrastructure into an intelligence collection opportunity. In 2018, Jun Wei Yeo built what appeared to be a consulting business. He advertised for experts, reviewed résumés, and offered paid research work. According to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Yeo was working at the direction of Chinese intelligence officers, using professional networking sites to identify Americans with access to information Beijing wanted. Ninety percent of the résumés sub
Bougainville: Learning From the Cook Islands’ China Misstep (opens the original)
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As Bougainville gauges the choices made by the Cook Islands and the consequences that followed, its own challenge is coming into sharper focus: ensuring that political independence does not produce a new form of economic dependence. As it builds the institutions of a future state, the critical task will be to establish procurement rules, transparency requirements, and strategic oversight strong enough to shape the behavior of external partners before those relationships become entrenched. The Co
The IRGC Is Fighting for the Revolution. Iran Is Paying for It. (opens the original)
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Enormous losses can be retrospectively absorbed into a narrative of revolutionary endurance and eventual strategic advantage. The revolution cannot survive easily if Iran ceases to function as a state. Yet the priorities are not identical. A national military has to consider infrastructure, commerce, territorial defense, and the population that sustains the country. The IRGC carries another calculation into the room: whether the revolutionary order survives, whether its coercive machinery remain
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