How foreign buyers are inadvertently feeding China's shipbuilding juggernaut and fueling its naval rise
China's shipbuilding industry is massive. The blurred lines between its commercial and military industries give it an edge.
China rolls out new rules to step up countermeasures to foreign sanctions
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed an order to implement new rules for strengthening China's countermeasures to foreign ...
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US should be wary of potential for greater Chinese military use of Africa ports, report argues
China’s growing network of ports in Africa could serve as a precursor to the creation of more military bases, according to a ...
China Piles the Pressure on India in Its Own Backyard
China has built up economic and military ties across the Indian Ocean. The region holds 40% of the world’s offshore oil and ...
China seeks foreign capital old and new to bolster changing economy
Iron ore miner Vale, a Chinese commercial partner since the 1970s, is welcome, along with other Brazilian firms, to further ...
Chinese naval modernization may be aided by foreign firms, report says
A single Chinese state-owned shipbuilder produced more commercial vessels by tonnage in 2024 than the entire U.S. shipbuilding industry has since World War II, according to a report that underscores ...
Texas bill aims to restrict foreign land ownership amid security concerns
A new proposed bill, Senate Bill 17, is stirring debate in Texas as it seeks to restrict land ownership by certain foreign ...
China's African port interests are expanding. Is the PLA Navy next on deck?
Chinese state-owned firms have built, financed or currently operate more than one-quarter of Africa's ports, according to a new study that has detailed the scope of Beijing's investment in the ...