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German industry is losing roughly 10,000 jobs a month as a new wave of Chinese exports reshapes European markets. Constanze Stelzenmüller and Kari Heerman join Ryan Hass and Jonathan Czin on The Beijing Brief to unpack what's driving "China Shock 2.0"—and what Europe can do about
Can Europe survive China Shock 2.0? | Brookings
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Aug 7
Grid capacity, permitting delays, and local pushback are complicating U.S. efforts to build AI infrastructure at home. A new research series maps out what the push to build overseas means for U.S. security.
The national security implications of building frontier AI data centers overseas | Brookings
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Aug 6
Governments restricting exports to shield domestic consumers may be trading short-term relief for long-term costs. Kari Heerman and David Wessel explain, drawing on lessons from the 2026 Iran war.
Export restrictions don’t solve scarcity; they redistribute it | Brookings
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Aug 4
15+ states have weighed data center moratoriums amid AI-driven construction booms. Nicol Turner Lee and Darrell West on why pauses should lead to stronger oversight and community collaboration.
Data center moratoriums are not a substitute for oversight | Brookings
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Aug 3
The AI race is no longer just a competition between companies and startups; it’s a contest between nations over global power and influence, says Kyle Chan. Hear him break down the ongoing AI battle between Chinese open-source models and American companies like Anthropic and
Why Washington fears China's open-source AI | Brookings
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