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China listed 7,100 clinical trials in 2024, while the United States held 6,000.

More than a decade after the overheated SOPA/PIPA debate, experience from around the world shows that blocking access to piracy websites is an effective way to protect copyright holders and increase legal content consumption without harming legal commerce or free expression.

It’s more important than ever for Canada to invest in domestic production capabilities. Natural Resources Canada must update its value-added analysis to clarify the current state of the mining industry and guide sound industrial policymaking.

The manufacturing industry is vital to the United States' long-term growth and competitiveness against China. However, the U.S. manufacturing sector is shrinking as a share of the national economy.

Vietnam’s cloud computing regulations impose technical standards and procurement preferences that systematically disadvantage U.S. cloud service providers. These measures prevent American companies from leveraging their technological advantages while creating a fragmented regulatory environment that undermines their ability to compete effectively.

Instead, they will boost productivity, lower prices and spur the evolution of the labor market.

Call me heartless, but nothing would make me happier than seeing 50 percent of American jobs automated over the next decade or so. Automation and displacement equal progress.

The Philippines mandates all payment providers to adopt the national QR Ph system, forcing U.S. technology companies to abandon proprietary payment infrastructure and harming U.S. tech leadership. This regulation systematically disadvantages American firms through technical redesigns and compliance burdens that divert resources from innovation.

Brazil’s proposed digital remuneration mandate undermines U.S. technology leadership by imposing vague and discriminatory compensation requirements that divert resources from innovation to compliance.

The UK Competition and Markets Authority’s proposed cloud service restrictions systematically dismantle the integrated service models that give American cloud companies their competitive advantages in the £9 billion UK market.