The hearing explores China's strategies to achieve greater energy self-sufficiency and expand production, examines overseas investment in energy infrastructure by Chinese entities and resulting risks to host nations, and addresses China's role in supply chains of critical minerals as well as China’s use of export controls.
The hearing examines China's growing space power, military space and counterspace capabilities, civil space activities, scientific achievements, and commercial space industry, and assess the risks and implications for the United States.
The hearing examines how Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands factor into Chinese strategic thinking and China's diplomatic and soft power initiatives in both regions, reviews China's role in Southeast Asian and Pacific Islands security issues, and explores China's economic engagement.
As of January 8, 2024, there were 265 Chinese companies listed with a total market capitalization of $848 billion.
Key Events and Statements Summarizing China’s Position on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine from February 21, 2022 onward.
Assessing China's strategic cooperation and coordination with Russia, Iran, and North Korea; China's economic and trade relations with these countries and its role in sanctions/export control evasion; and security and technology cooperation among these autocratic countries and their challenges to global security.
This hearing examines the extent to which China met its Made in China 2025 goals, the tools the United States and partner countries have to respond, and the effectiveness of China's approach to innovation.
This report below, prepared for the Commission by OTH Intelligence Group LLC, details China’s rapid development of mature remote sensing capabilities in pursuit of its economic and societal development, national security and geopolitical interests, and military modernization. Remote sensing is transforming a wide range of industries, scientific research, civil-government activities, and…
Humanoid robots are undergoing rapid development, led by firms in the United States and China.
The report details publicly available information about the United States’ policies on foreign missions, designated Chinese entities, and China’s response to these requirements.