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After the sacking last year of the defense minister, at least nine generals and several senior executives of the military industry, the People’s Liberation Army – once the kingmaker of Chinese politics – is being purged again.
China’s recently concluded Party Plenum took inspiration from ancient philosophers to solve its modernization drive. It is a bold and ambitious move that could change the country and the world. Will it work?
The 20th Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) Central Committee’s third plenary session concluded on Thursday (July 18) with the adoption of a five-year plan that aims to upgrade Chinese industries and push forward economic reforms.
There are at least two ways to view Sino-American tensions. The United States and China are two great powers competing for pre-eminent strategic influence over the same geographic region. But they are also the leaders of two contending ideological blocs pitting liberal democracies against authoritarians.
One day the Tesla experience in China will be a business school case study, though not in a good way.
The UK’s national security agency, MI5, warned in April that British universities participating in military research are targets for cyberattacks by foreign states.
Foreign interference in Australian democracy poses a growing risk to our national sovereignty.
Lawmakers in Hong Kong passed new security legislation on March 19, 2024, handing authorities in the semi-autonomous city-state further power to clamp down on dissent.