Editors’ Picks: Washington escalates its war on Chinese technology

Plus: Brinkmanship in the Indo-Pacific. [Foreign Policy Logo]( [Foreign Policy Editors Picks]( October 11, 2022 | [View in browser]( To read unlimited articles featured in Editors’ Picks, [subscribe today](. SPONSORED BY [YALE UNIVERSITY]( 1 [Cold War playbook.]( new controls on semiconductor sales to Chinese companies show that weakening Beijing is now more important than working with it, FP’s Edward Alden [writes](. 2 [Evolving deterrence.]( current approach to nuclear brinkmanship may embolden China or Pakistan to resort to similar threats in future crises, FP’s Sumit Ganguly [writes](. 3 [Weak partner?]( United States is losing its hegemony in the Americas, where it now seeks to woo other countries rather than the other way around, Christopher Sabatini [writes](. 4 [Wish list.]( officials have implored the West for more air defenses after Russia’s recent missile strikes, FP’s Jack Detsch [reports](. 5 [Policy pillar.]( young women and girls should be central to the U.S. foreign-policy agenda, Robert McDonald and Natalie Gonnella-Platts [write](. --------------------------------------------------------------- SPONSORED [
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