China isn’t just leading in AI, it’s building the physical future of work.
Robots replacing factory labour at scale, workers training their own replacements, and politicians still talking about “bringing jobs back.”
That world is already gone.
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Experts see the risk of a U.S.–China conflict over Taiwan increasing. Forty‑one percent say the risk is higher over the next three years. Explore the findings in our latest #ChinaPower survey: buff.ly/MwEtd6Q
I believe China will beat the Evil United States Empire in the trade war and AI race.
The US prioritizing shareholders will kill the society of the United States.
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#killusempire
#china
#chinasuperpower
#fuckus
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#antiimperialism
#airace
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#maozedong
Please America, impeach trump NOW!
#russiainvasion #chinapower #Americawillbelast
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Can the U.S. close the industrial shipbuilding gap with China? Dr. Eric Labs offers four policy options on this #ChinaPower Podcast: bit.ly/4kmNWWi
How China made electric vehicles mainstream - BBC
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In 2024, China invested an unprecedented $818 billion in clean energy, more than double the U.S. level. Learn more about China’s ongoing transition to renewable energy in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
Dr. Ely Ratner joins the #ChinaPower podcast to make the case for a regional defense pact that strengthens deterrence against coercion in the Indo-Pacific. Learn how this could work and what it would entail:
In this episode of the #ChinaPower podcast, Dr. Ely Ratner outlines the urgent case for a Pacific Defense Pact. With the U.S., Japan, Australia, and Philippines aligning more closely on Indo‑Pacific security, hear why—and how—it could work: bit.ly/4lcR4Ei
Why is the U.S. so far behind China on industrial shipbuilding capacity? Find out on this #ChinaPower podcast and learn more about the U.S. strategic disadvantage against China’s shipbuilding dominance: bit.ly/4kmNWW
NEW: China is striving to expand its non-fossil fuel power generation, producing 38% of its electricity from hydro, solar, wind, nuclear, and biofuels by 2024. Learn more about China’s energy security in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
In our latest episode of the #ChinaPower podcast, Dr. Ely Ratner joins us to discuss how US Allies are more aligned—and more capable—than ever to provide security in the Indo-Pacific and why a Pacific defense pact could be a strategic game-changer. Listen here: bit.ly/4lcR4Ei
NEW: China is rapidly deploying renewable energy infrastructure. In one year, China installed more solar capacity than the total existing capacity in the United States. Learn more in our #ChinaPower feature on energy security: bit.ly/cp_energy
Could the U.S., Japan, Australia, and the Philippines form the foundation of a new Pacific defense alliance? Dr. Ely Ratner lays out the case in this episode of @CSIS's #ChinaPower podcast:
In this new #ChinaPower Podcast, Dr. Janka Oertel joins us to discuss the evolving relationship between Europe and China, and how Europe views both economic ties and security challenges posed by Beijing. Listen here:
NEW: Stronger ties between Beijing and Moscow have led to growing imports of Russian oil and gas by China, particularly since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Learn more about how China leans on Russia to help secure its energy supplies in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
NEW: In 2022, China’s manufacturing sector alone consumed about the same amount of energy as the entire US economy. Learn more about China’s energy security in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
Iran-Israel Attacks Sparing Oil Flows So Far - Bloomberg
China sources over half its crude oil imports from the Middle East, leaving it exposed to supply disruptions. Learn how China is reducing foreign energy reliance in our newest #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
Bloomberg: bloom.bg/3FTJGis
NEW: As the United States has transformed into a net exporter of oil and gas, China’s fossil fuel imports have surged. Learn more about China's energy security and how it compares to the United States in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
NEW: Surging energy demand has left China more reliant on foreign sources. China became a net energy importer in 1997, and as of 2022, it imports one-fifth of its total energy needs. Explore our #ChinaPower feature for more: bit.ly/cp_energy
“Reform and Opening” (改革开放) opened China’s doors to an influx of foreign investment that was used to build factories and industrial infrastructure. Learn more about China’s manufacturing in our #ChinaPower tracker: bit.ly/Manufacturin...
NEW: China’s energy efficiency has dramatically improved over the years, but it was still 40% less efficient than the US in 2023. Learn more about China’s energy security in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
“Xi puts his own imprint on the PLA. A decade ago, he undertakes a massive organizational restructuring that makes the PLA today very different from what he inherited,” explains Dr. Joel Wuthnow on the #ChinaPower Podcast. Listen here: bit.ly/3DUUb3O
NEW: China's massive energy demand is driven by its globally dominant manufacturing sector, which accounted for 57 percent of the country’s total energy consumption in 2022. Learn more about China's energy security challenges in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
China’s aircraft carriers sail beyond second island chain - SCMP
“In an indecisive war, it will be China’s vast industrial potential that can compensate for the losses that the U.S. naval shipbuilding industry is no longer able to,” says Dr. Eric Labs on #ChinaPower episode: bit.ly/4kmNWWi
What impact did Xi Jinping's dad, Xi Zhongxun, have on the life and political views of the Chinese leader? Listen to this #ChinaPower episode to find out:
NEW: China now consumes more energy than the US, the EU, and Japan combined. How does the massive and growing demand for energy impact China’s energy security? Learn more about China’s energy security challenges in our #ChinaPower feature: bit.ly/cp_energy
US and China meet for trade talks in London - BBC
In this #ChinaPower Podcast, Dr. Scott Kennedy doesn't think the deal will “address the fundamental challenges the U.S. has with China, or vice versa.” Listen to this and more at: bit.ly/4jhiclj
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