US President Donald Trump has been accused of weaponizing economic globalization. Sanction...
Professor, Harvard University
With relations normalizing between China and Japan, it is critical to focus on the two cou...
Chairman of Academic Committee and Director of Foreign Policy Center, CFISS
There is no guarantee that China and the United States will strike a deal anytime soon.
China, Russia, and the United States are in an interlocking trilateral dispute over whethe...
Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
Reuters Jul 17
The United States looks set to break a promise not to hold military exercises with South Korea, putting talks aimed at getting North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons at risk, the North Korean Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
Bloomberg Jul 15
Gross domestic product growth weakened to lowest since 1990s. Factory output, retail sales beat expectations in June.
Wall Street Journal Jul 11
Licenses would allow U.S. suppliers to resume sales to blacklisted Chinese firm.
Economist and University Professor, Columbia
Jul 04
The US-China trade truce is welcome news, but far from a resolution. To overcome the various uncertainties and structural challenges within the US-China relationship, we should turn this truce to a longer-term effort to restore tr...
Economist and University Professor, Columbia
Research Fellow, Charhar Institute
Jul 03
Xi and Trump’s productive G20 meeting shows a path forward to resume negotiations and resolve the trade war. However, deep divides remain: America’s hawkish moves and focus on competition may serve as major stumbling blocks for ...
Research Fellow, Charhar Institute
Professor, Renmin University
Jul 03
The stark present of Sino-US distrust is a far cry from the nostalgic past of China-US cooperation since the Nixon era. Nonetheless, China’s deepening domestic reforms and revised strategic outlook bode well for the future — but...
Professor, Renmin University
Researcher, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Jun 26
Amid trade war and perceived China-US disagreement, silver linings are often ignored. But outside of Washington and Beijing, Sino-US cooperation is thriving at the local and private level, while China’s commitment to reform provi...
Researcher, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Director of Research and Engagement for TRENDS Research & Advisory, UAE
Jun 11
The Belt and Road Initiative is slowly evolving from a mere label describing various ad hoc projects into a formal institution. The Second Belt and Road Forum underscores progress in creating multilateral architecture.
Director of Research and Engagement for TRENDS Research & Advisory, UAE
Research Fellow, Asia-Pacific Pathways to Progress
May 27
The second Belt and Road forum showed that despite persistent challenges, the initiative is an evolving one and will continue to gain international support. However, its success will depend on its ability to integrate and reconcil...
Research Fellow, Asia-Pacific Pathways to Progress
Assistant Research Fellow, National Institute for the South China Sea Studies
Jun 20
The US is stepping up its efforts to involve itself in the South China Sea by dispatching Coast Guard vessels and selling surveillance drones and other arms to Southeast Asian nations — involvement that only serves to destabilize...
Assistant Research Fellow, National Institute for the South China Sea Studies
Vice President & Senior Research Fellow, Grandview Institution
May 23
Maritime legal controversies in the South China Sea are not as bad as they are often characterized. However, divides are exacerbated by American unwillingness to accept international standards such as the UN Law of the Sea — and ...
Vice President & Senior Research Fellow, Grandview Institution
Writer and Foreign Policy Analyst in New York
Philippine-based academic
Associate Professor, National Niigata University in Japan
Chief of US Foreign Policy, Institute of Contemporary International Relations
Director, Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies
