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President Hu Jintao's state visit put a halt to a downward spiral in U.S.-China relations and resulted in a joint statement that acknowledged the U.S. role in...

Alexander Gabuev, director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, talks to Elizaveta Fokht about the negotiations between Russia and the United States on...

Through engagement from a position of strength, U.S. can advance policy goals

Despite the trilateral hardening of positions, the Taiwan issue is too important to let slip out of control.

A loose collection of like-minded, mid-sized players who also are traditional U.S. democratic allies have reinforced partnerships with one another and...

For years, China has experienced blistering growth. Driven by an investment-heavy economic model, this growth has limited household income while subsidizing...

IN THIS ISSUE: India tests nuclear-capable missile that can reach China, North Korea says it will abandon deal with U.S., disaster management city to prepare...

The recent agreement between Iran and China promotes a strategic partnership that goes beyond economic objectives as China continues to focus on achieving its...

At a time when the status quo no longer adequately reflects the desires of the global majority, it only makes sense for Malaysia to seek a more active role in...

For many years, China has mostly relied on land-based nuclear weapons as its strategic deterrent. But now its fleet of nuclear-armed submarines is getting...

In the coming years, both sides are certain to seek advantages through intelligence collection, military posturing and other moves, but each side also has a...

While the current U.S. economic tensions are likely to hurt Washington's democracy and human rights agenda as far as Beijing is concerned, they are also likely...

One of the main issues facing the international community as it tries to create a post-2012 climate policy is how to engage developing economies like China and...

How Beijing is building the doctrine, systems, and global partnerships needed to project force far beyond its shores.

A discussion on U.S. policy toward China.

In this episode of All Things Policy Podcast, Rakshith quizzes Saheb Singh Chadha, who recently authored a paper that meticulously examines the four-year...

For a European Union that has yet to master a joint use of military power, sanctions are the only available autonomous instrument of coercion.

It did raise serious questions about the administration's competency and credibility and whether or not it could basically deliver on commitments that it had...

A conversation about why it is unlikely that China would mediate between Israel and Iran and why Beijing is likely to just hope the conflict comes to an end...

Both Europe and China are overdependent on the United States as a guarantor of the liberal world order. Both need to wake up and accept their global...

The fundamentals of U.S. policy toward Asia will stay the same in the second Obama term, but Washington and Beijing should still work to overcome their mutual...

One indicator of how India sees progress on the military standoff will be whether PM Narendra Modi visits China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation...

Applying lessons to today's coronavirus pandemic, Mike Leavitt reflects on how the United States dealt with unsafe Chinese food and medical products in 2007...

China has a four-pronged tech strategy to challenge multinationals, bolster Chinese competitiveness, and better position Chinese firms to set engineering...

Over the past three years, Southeast Asia has witnessed a series of important leadership transitions. How will these new leaders approach China and how will...

A conversation about how the Chinese government and public approach AI, the most persistent misconceptions in the West, and whether cooperation between rivals...

A discussion on some of the finer aspects of U.S. foreign weapons sales and security cooperation and current U.S.-China relations.

The spring of 2019 is riddled with international uncertainties for Europe, the first concerning China.

Vested interests have capped the growth of the private sector in China. The Chinese government needs to promote greater competition between the state-owned...

What is the long-term future of the U.S.-China relationship?

The purpose of the rural banks was to support the rural community. The problem is that small banks tend not to be diversified. They tend to be highly...

Despite rolling out the Build Back Better World (B3W) and increasing funding for the Development Finance Corporation, the Biden administration is on the back...

An examination of the ways that Chinese power has changed over the past few decades.

Despite increasingly strident rhetoric, new developments offer a potential opening for more constructive engagement between China and the Philippines.

If China is pressured to reevaluate its currency too quickly, it will have to rely on overinvestment to head off rising unemployment, which would exacerbate...