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From Question to Reality: China's Scientific Leap
Five years after The Economist first questioned China's potential as a scientific superpower, the magazine is revisiting the debate — this time asking whether the world should welcome or worry about China's advancements. From quantum computing to clean energy, China's innovations are reshaping global tech landscapes. But what does this mean for international collaboration amid U.S.-China tensions?
Experts Weigh In
"China's investment in R&D has tripled since 2015," notes Prof. Liu Ke of Southern University of Science and Technology. Meanwhile, Warwick Powell highlights cross-border tech partnerships: "Global challenges like climate change require shared innovation."
Collaboration vs. Competition
While Carl Fey warns of "geopolitical friction," China expert Pascal Coppens argues: "Decoupling risks slowing humanity's progress." The big question: Can science transcend politics?
Rise of Chinese Science: Threat or Global Opportunity? 
From quantum computing to clean energy, China's innovations are reshaping global tech landscapes. But what does this mean for international collaboration amid U.S.-China tensions?
Beijing Hosts Global Science Forum 2024: Shaping…
