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Lidar Trade And Security

Catharine Mouradian, et al. | 2024.01.05

Lidar is the newest piece in the ever-evolving competition between the United States and China to control the future of technology.

【黎智英案・審訊第六日】

獨媒報導 | 2024.01.04

控方：黎智英受訪稱不會離開留港直至最後一日被捕後稱「坐監都揀呢條路」
控方：黎智英倡「支爆」經中間人指示李宇軒及「攬炒巴」國際游說促制裁中港

From 2018 to 2023, U.S.-China relations were in a linear downward spiral. The trade war, the pandemic, growing technology competition, rising tensions in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait, and contrasting approaches to the Russia-Ukraine conflict have collectively fed a sense of fatalism that they were heading toward the outright economic decoupling and military conflict.

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【黎智英案・審訊第五日】

獨媒報導 | 2024.01.03

控方：黎智英籲下屬勿針對特朗普指示Mark Simon邀彭斯和蓬佩奧訂閱英文版

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U.S.-India Relations In 2023

Richard M. Rossow | 2024.01.02

2023 was one of the more consequential years for U.S.-India relations — for both, positive and negative reasons. Poring through the numerous senior-level engagements and outcome documents, the relationship largely remains in the “agenda-setting mode”. However, as indicated by the types of engagements and frequency — one can expect concrete outcomes soon. Notably, China remains a driving imperative behind U.S.-India strategic and commercial relations.