We urgently need to treat China’s innovation model the way we now treat Artificial Intelligence: as a reality that can no longer be reversed. Understanding this is not about copying China. It is about recognizing that the rulebook has been rewritten. It is about having the courage to question our own assumptions and, perhaps, to design our own Fosbury Flop.

A Climate of Fear The Trump administration has moved to revoke student visas. The Department of Homeland Security cancelled the visas of international students at Harvard University, accusing the institution of hosting “anti-American, antisemitic, and pro-terrorist” agitators, and allegedly collaborating with the Chinese Communist Party through training programs for paramilitary members. A total of 6,793 international students, representing 27.2% of Harvard’s enrolment, riske

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