The international community is facing a strong wave of counter-globalization, especially after COVID-19 further aggravated this trend.
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Cybersecurity has been a complicated and thorny issue in China-US relations ever since the Obama administration, and the two sides have been trying hard to avert disputes, promote cooperation and maintain stable relations in this field.
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Although China’s cyberspace policies are little different from those adopted by other countries, China has been subject to external criticism, mainly focusing on cyberspace commercial theft and Internet sovereignty, due to, in part, the discrepancy between the cyberspace image China believes it holds and the one perceived by others. On the issues of cyber theft and Internet sovereignty, China’s stance and views are different with others.
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China has been the center of attention on cyber issues and one of the very few countries yet to publish a report on its cyberspace strategy. People outside China who are eager to understand its cyber strategy are only disappointed by the lack of viable channels to find information they want. Such an information deficit has given rise to misunderstandings and misperceptions about what China would do and where it is heading in the cyber world.
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China and the United States reached an important consensus on cyber security during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s US visit from September 22-25, agreeing to deepen cooperation on information sharing, fighting cyber crime, and some basic rules and norms for state behavior in cyberspace.
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