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Our new issue is out, with some terrific work by correspondent Rachel Cheung. We're looking at China's digital currency, the market for beer and EVs and a Q&A with Yuan Yang , the former FT journalist and now member of Parliament (and author of a new book!). See it all here:

Can a central bank digital currency work? #China was the first major economy to launch one and, despite several setbacks, is starting to see the digital yuan take off. Total transactions reached $7 trillion yuan ($982 billion) in June, the People's Bank of China announced.

our new issue is live! A look at Tibet, and why it has disappeared from the news pages; also Tim Clissold (Mr. China), plugging sanctions, China Week on the Hill and why Beijing is keeping its wallet closed.. thewirechina.com

via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2024/09/16/tec…

Expected new U.S. export controls on China will accelerate the decoupling of the semiconductor sector, and as Paul Triolo (Paul Triolo) argues in this week’s op-ed, they will bring big losses to American companies. ow.ly/Zl4u50TAuuh

Helen Toner (Helen Toner) is director of strategy + foundational research grants at CSET, a tech policy think tank. In this Q&A with Eliot Chen, she discusses the U.S.-China AI race and if the two countries would work together to regulate AI. ow.ly/NfE350TFgtf

Impressive work by Eliot Chen and Noah Berman ! TSMC’s Huawei Headache thewirechina.com/2024/10/31/tsm…

The latest issue of The Wire China is now live, online. A cover piece on multinationals in China; the space race, sanctions, Chinese auto firms and more... at thewirechina.com

A real pleasure to talk about China, business, economics, The Wire China, WireScreen and more on the Night Owls podcast with John Ellis, who publishes the News Items podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nig…

Nice to see WireScreen included in this Nikkei Asia article about some of the leading information providers on business intelligence, China and global supply chains. asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Trade/…

The Exponential Reach of the Treasury Dept's OFAC 50 percent rule, by my WireScreen colleague, Larry Sussman: wirescreen.ai/blog/ofac-50-p…

We are publishing our first e-book, "Broken Engagement," by former WSJ reporter bob davis. It's a look at the US-China relationship through the eyes of America's leading policy makers over the last 25 years. amazon.com/Broken-Engagem…

This essential analysis by the one and only bob davis not only sheds light on the past but also offers a roadmap for the future. “Broken Engagement” is a must read especially in times like this. amazon.com/Broken-Engagem…

My new book, "Broken Engagement," with interviews of top China policy makers is like a conversation across administrations about engaging with China, competing with China and, more recently, defending against China. amazon.com/Broken-Engagem…

Fascinating interview between David Barboza and bob davis on the missteps American policymakers have made with China since normalization. The unavoidable takeaway is that many leading voices in Washington remain poised to repeat the same mistakes. Zero-sum thinking—rooted in

Congrats, David Barboza and bob davis! I’m excited to read.

The latest issue of The Wire China is now online, with an excellent cover story on DJI, which dominates the drone business, and a Q&A w/ Liz Economy... and more.. thewirechina.com

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Critical minerals scoreboard. Most important is not who owns them. It's who refines them. > China is No. 1 in all categories, except nickel. > Other countries are mostly footnotes. > USA does not even get an honorable mention. via WireScreen

China dominates the supply chain for rare earths, and it's using its dominance in global trade. We WireScreen have mapped the global rare earth supply chain, from mining to processing and recycling. See it here: wirescreen.ai/blog/rare-earth