China’s new era of competition

China’s new guard bodes change for interactions with the West, says Lingling Wei in the Wall Street Journal. China has summoned its semiconductor companies to assess the damage of US export controls, per Bloomberg, as the Biden Administration decides whether to apply similar rules to other advanced technology sectors, according to the New York Times. These moves tell us that Biden is all in on taking out China, writes Jon Bateman in Foreign Policy.

Mentioned publications

China’s New Guard Bodes Change for Beijing’s Interaction With the West – Lingling Wei, The Wall Street Journal, 24 October 2022
China’s new leadership appears to be composed largely of party loyalists, rather than economic pragmatists.
China Summons Chip Firms for Emergency Talks After US Curbs – Bloomberg News, 20 October 2022
China assesses the extent of the damage to their semiconductor industries from the latest US export controls.
The Biden administration is weighing further controls on Chinese technology – Ana Swanson, The New York Times, 27 October 2022
The US may extend export control measures to other advanced technologies that China is seeking to develop.
Biden Is Now All-In on Taking Out China – Jon Bateman, Foreign Policy, 12 October 2022
The US signals its intent to stymie China’s efforts to become an advanced technological power.