From the Indictment of Eileen Wang to Xi Jinping’s Doctrine: How Beijing Is Turning Local Politics into an Intelligence Weapon Current international events demonstrate that the penetration of People's Republic of China (PRC) structures into Western democracies is not a spontaneous phenomenon, but the result of long-term strategic planning. On May 11, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice announced the federal indictment of Eileen Wang, Mayor of Arcadia, accused of acting as an illegal agent of...

The upcoming summit scheduled for May 14–15, 2026, between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping in Beijing marks a critical turning point: the definitive shift from a trade dispute based on commodity flows to an unprecedented jurisdictional and regulatory conflict. At the core of the contention are no longer just trade balances, but the very sovereignty of the laws governing multinational companies operating across borders, in a context where China's strengthening of its national...

From the Hikvision sanctions to the Cybersecurity Label 2026: the end of technological neutrality The current international landscape is marked by an unprecedented convergence of national security and technology trade, with the United States and China adopting mirror-image strategies to fortify their digital ecosystems. What is emerging is what we might call the paradox of reciprocity: while Washington accuses Chinese companies of opacity and potential espionage, Beijing responds by imposing...