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The article discusses a joint venture between industrial conglomerate General Electric (GE) and Aviation Industry Corp. of China to produce avionics equipment in China. U.S. Representative Randy Forbes is among those who have expressed concern that GE's sophisticated avionics technology could end up being deployed in China's military aircraft, although GE says it has taken precautions against such technology transfers.

The article discusses China's export of its high-speed trains and technology on topics including China's high-speed rail network, premier Li Keqiang's memorandum of understanding with Thailand for high-speed railway construction, and president of train maker CSR Corporation Ltd. Zheng Changhong.

The article focuses on a debate between delegates from China and the U.S. at the United Nations conference on climate change in Bali, Indonesia. China seeks the sharing of cutting-edge renewable energy technology between developed and developing countries at reduced costs. The article relates that companies from the U.S. are not willing to support technology transfer that infringes their intellectual property rights. It is also stated in the article that China wants access to carbon capture and sequestration technology.

Reports on the move of the U.S. State Department to accuse Hughes Electronics Corp. and Boeing Satellite Systems Inc. of illegally giving sensitive space technology to China in the 1990s.

Talks about the espionage and illegal transfer of missile technology to China by American corporations like Hughes and Loral. Reason United States President Bill Clinton is to be blamed on the issue; Details on the memo written by Jonathan Fox, an attorney on the arms-control staff of the Defense Special Weapons Agency; Congress' behavior towards the espionage.

Reports the appointment of an independent panel by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to review the assessment of security damages from alleged leaks of nuclear secrets to China. Information on the review panel; Details on the investigation; Evidences concerning the allegation.

Comments on the modernization of the Chinese armed forces using stolen or imported United States (US) technology. Testing conducted by China on W-88 missile technology; Technology transfer policy of the US; Issues faced by US legislators.

Reports that on June 18, 1998, the United States (US) House voted to create a panel to investigate the transfer of United States technology to China. Details on the vote; Investigation of the waivers granted to American satellite manufacturers by President Bill Clinton; Significance of the vote; Details on the US Justice Department investigation involving Loral Space and Communications Limited and the Hughes Space and Communications Company.

Reports that companies are required to pay for access into China's fast growing market. Motorola Incorporated's plans for a computer-chip plant in China; Growth of technology in China; Talks on technology transfer by Motorola; More.