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- “In a world increasingly shaped by Chinese power, the willingness of U.S. allies in Asia to deal with Washington is likely to make them stronger and more secure than European powers will be,” argues John Lee.
- “To maximize the benefits of defense and technological collaboration, the U.S. government and its partners must pair national efforts with transnational ones,” argue @ColinKahl and Tobias Vestner.
- To prepare for a possibility of a Chinese blockade by fire, “Taiwan should stockpile essential items, including the parts and materials needed to repair port infrastructure,” argue Eugene Gholz and Kerby Davis.
- To avoid ceding the lead in AI to China, Washington must “establish more and better relations” with American AI firms, argue Ben Buchanan and Tantum Collins.
