Posts tagged Jing Ge
China’s tungsten export controls on Japan are backfiring
China’s tungsten export controls on Japan are backfiring

Written by Jing Ge

China’s controls are changing Japan’s political calculus: dependence on Chinese supply is no longer just a commercial risk but an economic-security vulnerability.

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Emerging Issues9DLChina’s tungsten export controls on Japan are backfiring, Jing Ge, 9DASHLINE, Japan, China, tungsten, export controls, dual-use, critical mineral security, rare earths, tungsten recycling, tungsten scrap, supply chain security, tungsten processing, Economic Security Promotion Act
Taiwan’s undersea cables are an Indo-Pacific crisis test
Taiwan’s undersea cables are an Indo-Pacific crisis test

Written by Jing Ge

Taiwan’s undersea cables are not only a communications vulnerability; they are also a test of crisis discipline in the Indo-Pacific. In a Taiwan Strait crisis, a severed cable could be read as an accident, a coercive signal, or the opening move in a larger confrontation.

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Faultlines9DLTaiwan’s Undersea Cables Are an Indo-Pacific Crisis Test, Jing Ge, 9DASHLINE, undersea cables, Indo-Pacific region, Gray Zone, Grey Zone tactics, Infrastructure, infrastructure competition, maritime security cooperation, submarine cable infrastructure, Taiwan, China, resilience, critical infrastructure, grey-zone activities, grey-zone pressure