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07 November 2024

Displays are the new batteries

China’s Growing Dominance of the Global Display Market and its Implications for Our Economy and National Security

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US Congress Affirms Security Support for Taiwan 
04 March 2024

US Congress Affirms Security Support for Taiwan 

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Pamir assesses that China's immediate reactions to US Congressional support for Taiwan, the latest US arms sales package, and an ongoing US-Japan military exercise directed against a potential “China threat” suggest greater concern for growing US-Taiwan security cooperation than with what has become routine US-Japan military coordination. 
China Risks Drive Taiwan’s Declining Investments 
01 March 2024

China Risks Drive Taiwan’s Declining Investments 

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Once a mainstay of Taiwan investment, China has become increasingly unattractive to small- and medium-sized businesses that now seek to pull out completely within five years and invest elsewhere.
Incoming Taiwan president amplifies support for semiconductor industry
29 February 2024

Incoming Taiwan president amplifies support for semiconductor industry

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President-elect LAI Ching-te (William Lai) of Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party has won the much-anticipated Taiwan elections and appears poised to continue the pro-Western policies of his predecessor.
China Intensifies Focus on Developing Its “Air Silk Road”
28 February 2024

China Intensifies Focus on Developing Its “Air Silk Road”

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The Civil Aviation Administration of China is seeking certification for its C919 passenger jet airline from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). If successful it could mark the start of a new dynamic in the global civil aviation industry.
The protection and democratization of undersea communications networks
27 February 2024

The protection and democratization of undersea communications networks

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Ensuring the security of the global, submarine communications infrastructure is becoming a priority for Western governments and agencies concerned that China and Russia are willing to use it for espionage, personal data theft, and general disruptive purposes.
China Decries Being Named ‘Hypothetical Enemy’ in US-led Joint Military Exercises
26 February 2024

China Decries Being Named ‘Hypothetical Enemy’ in US-led Joint Military Exercises

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Pamir assesses that despite China’s criticism of US-led joint military exercises with Japan and Australia, Beijing will not rashly initiate military conflict over Taiwan. 
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