Relations États-Unis-Chine

A new survey finds that two-thirds of Republicans view China as a threat to the US, compared to 44 percent of Democrats and Independents. At the same time, opinions toward China are softening, with 53 percent of Americans favoring friendly cooperation, up from 40 percent in 2024.

25 janvier 2026 Rapporté par l'IA

In a recent interview, Jeffrey Ding, assistant professor at George Washington University, argues that the true competition in the US-China AI race lies in diffusing AI throughout economies over decades, rather than racing to invent artificial general intelligence (AGI). He critiques US policies and emphasizes the key role of human capital.

North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles toward the East Sea on January 4, 2026—its first weapons test of the year—claiming retaliation for South Korean drone incursions near Pyongyang. The U.S. reaffirmed defense commitments to allies, while the launches preceded South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's summit with China's Xi Jinping, where leaders pledged to pursue North Korea dialogue.

4 janvier 2026 Rapporté par l'IA

China has strongly condemned US military strikes on Venezuela that reportedly captured President Nicolas Maduro, calling them a violation of international law. The attacks, claimed as a success by US President Donald Trump, have heightened US-China rivalry in Latin America.

In a virtual conversation at the University of Hong Kong’s Centre on Contemporary China and the World, Chinese scholar Wang Jisi warned that the current world order of ‘two superpowers and many strong powers’ faces growing risks of conflict. He voiced concerns about America’s inward turn under US President Donald Trump, Washington’s pursuit of containment in geopolitical and geoeconomic terms, and mounting cross-strait tensions.

11 décembre 2025 Rapporté par l'IA Vérifié par des faits

Ionic Mineral Technologies a mis au jour ce qui pourrait être l’un des gisements de minéraux critiques les plus importants des États-Unis à Silicon Ridge, dans l’Utah, une découverte qui pourrait aider à réduire la dépendance aux chaînes d’approvisionnement dominées par la Chine, selon des reportages cités par The Daily Wire.