U.S.-China Commission retweeted
🚨 NEW HIGH CAPACITY PODCAST 🚨
I talk with two members of the US-China Economic & Security Review Commission @USCC_GOV--Mike Kuiken and Leland Miller--about US competition with China at the tech frontier: space, quantum, data, and supply chains.
YouTube: youtube.com/@HighCapacityPod…
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6kafwx…
China just put a state-owned giant, the new National Data Group, in charge of its data.
In April 2026, witnesses warned Commissioners about China's comprehensive data strategy.
📺Taking a Bigger Byte: China’s Expanding Strategy for Data Dominance
Witnesses:
➜Nigel Cory, @Crowell_Moring
➜Joseph Lin, Twenty
➜@AndrewJLohn, @CSETGeorgetown
➜@GregFalco, @Cornell
➜@crmiller1,@FletcherSchool
➜Diane Staheli,@MITLL
➜Edward You, EHY Consulting LLC and fmr
@FBI
This week, a Russian satellite closed to within 3 miles of a U.S. commercial satellite.
In April 2025, witnesses warned us about these exact capabilities.
📺Watch: The Rocket’s Red Glare: China’s Ambitions to Dominate Space
cc: Hearing Co-Chairs @michael_kuiken & @cliffsims
What did we see on the Commission’s first trip to China since 2019?
Randy Schriver and @michael_kuiken sat down with @sorlins of @NCUSCR to discuss some takeaways (see comments).
Thank you to NCUSCR and Steve for hosting the conversation!
youtu.be/jNl6-mC8xCQ?si=qzO8…
2️⃣ Biotech advancements. Efficiencies they saw at a Chinese pharma services company raise questions about U.S. competitiveness and drug dependence.
We’re hiring! 👋 USCC has two openings on our research teams.
🔹Technology and Innovation: Policy Analyst/Senior Policy Analyst
🔹Security and Foreign Affairs: Research Assistant
Applications are due November 4.
uscc.gov/job-opportunities
Who gets to choose the next Dalai Lama?
Chair Randy Schriver and Vice Chair Mike Kuiken explain what's at stake for Tibetan religious freedom—and why the implications extend far beyond Tibet.
📖Read the report, The Dalai Lama's Succession: Geopolitical Implications and Policy Recommendations for Congress, to learn more.
uscc.gov/research/dalai-lama…
In 2025, the U.S.-China Commission warned about China Shock 2.0—the global flood of subsidized Chinese manufactured exports—and highlighted risks across batteries, solar panels, EVs, semiconductors, and chemicals. 🧵
Read in full about the next "China Shock" (see Ch. 8)
uscc.gov/annual-report/2025-…
In 2022, our Commission helped put LOGINK on the radar for Congress and policymakers.
@Reuters now reports that China’s state-backed logistics platform's international expansion has sharply stalled & and traces it to Washington pushback starting in 2022.
reuters.com/business/media-t…
It is a good example of the Commission’s early-warning mission: identifying emerging risks, bringing them to Congress’s attention, and giving policymakers options to act.
📖Read the story, "The US said China was priming a trade superweapon. Then it vanished," at the link.
reuters.com/business/media-t…


