Analysis

An American think tank warns that communist China is recruiting fired government workers and AI researchers with a strategy. We have more on the potential loophole for U.S. national security.…

A dangerous collaboration. Research projects tied to top US national labs and universities reportedly used Chinese supercomputers. A look at the underlying concerns. China sets five employees of US consultancy…

China eyes AI dominance with massive data advantage, risking mass layoffs at home and fueling a high-stakes global showdown. By Sean Tseng and Jon Sun News Analysis China’s aggressive leap into artificial intelligence…

A report says Chinese espionage is growing on U.S. soil—including stealing trade secrets, snooping in U.S. military bases, and allegedly influencing local politicians. A Chinese intel officer has been running…

By Riley Donovan  News Analysis Both Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump want to revive the long-dead cross-border Keystone XL pipeline project, but is that feasible? A major…

Relations with Moscow—and the fate of Ukraine—take center stage as Trump gears up to return to the White House. By Adam Morrow News Analysis In the run-up to last week’s…

Hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. federal funding is reportedly helping Beijing advance its military. A new report highlights a troubling phenomenon. The word “China” popped up twice in…

By Noé Chartier   Quebec Premier François Legault took a heavy tone on Ottawa’s management of immigration while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood next to him as the two held…

‘A prolonged railroad strike would severely disrupt the North American automotive supply chain,’ says AAPC President Matt Blunt. By Kevin Stocklin News Analysis Canada’s railway workers’ strike, if not resolved…

Authorities and experts are trying to make sense of demonstrations and violent riots that have entered their seventh day across multiple cities. By Owen Evans   Experts are attributing the…