
Reviews of notable new books on China and commentary
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The moment is too sobering for the irony to fully register. Only months ago, the U.S. dismissed focus on AI safety as misplaced. Only weeks ago, it capriciously designated AI lab Anthropic as a supply chain safety risk amid a dispute over m...
The Adora Magic City, China’s first domestically built cruise ship
This year, nearly twenty-two million Americans will set sail on a cruise. Their tourism spending drives the multi-billion dollar industry, yet effectively none of that spen...
In 2025, China exuded a soaring swagger on the world stage mirrored only by a deepening crisis of confidence among many of its people about their personal prospects. An industrial and technological power bruising even to its own economy, Ch...
In November, when the leadership of America’s military was not preoccupied with striking alleged drug smugglers on the high seas, it saw fit to release an acquisition strategy intended to ‘rebuild the arsenal of freedom.’ Like the broader p...
Review of Breakneck: China’s Quest to Engineer the Future by Dan Wang. W. W. Norton, 2025.
It is an improbable combination: part treatise on the failures of the United States and China’s governing pathologies; meditation on the lingering...
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