America will manufacture the world’s most advanced microchips
Taiwanese company, TSMC, has agreed, for the first time, to make its latest cutting-edge 2-nanometre chips in Arizona.
Taiwanese company, TSMC, has agreed, for the first time, to make its latest cutting-edge 2-nanometre chips in Arizona.
While Taiwan has voted to keep the status quo, the election results present a paradox: a familiar victory yet a fundamental political shift.
A victory for Lai Ching-te in Saturday’s Taiwanese elections will probably see Beijing sending threatening military signals across the Taiwan Strait.
China’s industrial base and western military depletion caused by the war in Ukraine means conflict with China is something the US can ill afford.
China wants European countries to turn a blind eye to the political to focus on the purely commercial. But the two are intricately linked.
This week on the Reaction Podcast, Iain Martin is joined by Mick Ryan, leading strategist and retired major general from the Australian Army.
On the latest Reaction podcast, Iain Martin talks to Walter Russell Mead, WSJ columnist and leading geopolitical commentator.
With the risks of war in the Pacific rising fast it is worth examining where our assumptions may be wrong.
Saudi Arabia’s decision to join the China-led Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) will have implications for Taiwan too.
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