This week marked significant progress on three policy goals with critical implications for U.S.-China relations. While uncertainty will remain the dominant trend for the foreseeable future, new developments present opportunities to turn the tide.Read more...
While innovative solutions seem more buzzworthy than budget supplementals, legislators tackling Temu should commit to the due diligence tools they already have before broadening legislation on China.Read more...
On Wednesday, June 28th, ASP held a webinar on Critical Tech and the China Challenge to discuss the necessity for the U.S. to proactively address and counter China’s development of critical technologies and protect American intellectual property. Read more...
Export controls are a rapid, short-term means of slowing China’s access to critical technologies. In the long run, the U.S. needs better tools to protect against China's whole-of-government challenge to U.S. national security.Read more...
The burgeoning technology war between China and the U.S. is creating political tensions and implications for national security and development. Read more...
Ethiopia's war is nearing its two-year mark, and although the conflict is progressing, Chinese influence on the continent is at an all-time high. Read more...
Green skills can, will, and must drive the future global economy, and meeting this environmental challenge will also become a boon to the economy if the global green skills gap can be closedRead more...
ASP Chairperson Governor Christine Todd Whitman penned an op-ed with LinkedIn's Sue Duke in The Hill, titled "Reimagining Green Jobs".Read more...
Russia’s can withstand some of the economic pressure in the short term, but a robust list of sanctions can cripple the country.Read more...
ASP's issues an open letter stating that is it is a matter of critical importance to capitalize on disruptive innovation and developing technologies, calling on policymakers to harness the untapped potential of exponential technologies.Read more...
