Ushering a New Chapter | Ambassador He Yafei

March 03 , 2021

This special explainer video is written and narrated for China-US Focus by Ambassador He Yafei, former Vice Foreign Minister of the People’s Republic of China. Taking a deep dive into the global challenges ahead of us, Ambassador He crafts his thoughts around geopolitics, the tech revolution, and the combination of traditional and non-traditional security threats. But he also provides solutions that will help us back away from the tipping point, by bringing humanity closer together through addressing the income and social gaps that divide us.

Ambassador He also served as China’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva.

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The World Could Look Like This | Wang Dong
The World Could Look Like This | Wang Dong
May 07 , 2021
In my recent essay for Foreign Affairs, I propose a new engagement consensus between the United States and China to build upon what might be called the G2RS, a vision of the two powerhouses, plus a G2 of responsible stakeholders.

May 07, 2021

The World Could Look Like This | Wang Dong
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The Growing Need for a Pacific Community | The Pacific Dialogue
The Growing Need for a Pacific Community | The Pacific Dialogue
April 13 , 2021
The Alaska talks raise new questions about the state of the US-China relationship, say Professor Wang Jisi of Peking University and Professor David Lampton of Johns Hopkins University. Harsh rhetoric, different approaches and the absence of a joint closing statement may be an indication of a new style of diplomacy.

April 13, 2021

The Growing Need for a Pacific Community | The Pacific Dialogue
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Asia as Marriage Counsellor? | Part 2
Asia as Marriage Counsellor? | Part 2
April 13 , 2021
Henry Kissinger's vision for a Pacific community that would safeguard the world has inspired the work of a special initiative co-led by Professor Wang Jisi of Peking University and Professor David Lampton of Johns Hopkins University.

April 13, 2021

Asia as Marriage Counsellor? | Part 2
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Getting On With the Job | Part 1
Getting On With the Job | Part 1
April 13 , 2021
Now that the headlines of the Alaska talks have gone, what follows next for the two nations that steer global humanity? What is emerging is a part competitive, part cooperative relationship for the US and China — and a different approach to crafting their own destinies, while making "big power" friends.

April 13, 2021

Getting On With the Job | Part 1
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What's After Anchorage? | An Gang
What's After Anchorage? | An Gang
April 13 , 2021
The first face-to-face talks between Chinese and U.S. officials after President Biden's inauguration gives rise to this question: what's next? An Gang, research fellow at Tsinghua University's Center for International Strategy and Security takes a deep dive at the primary issues shaping the future relationship — and predicts the decoupling in science and technology, and a Cold War-style rhetoric, will prove problematic.

April 13, 2021

What's After Anchorage? | An Gang
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Caspar Lant | Why We Need the Fulbright and China
Caspar Lant | Why We Need the Fulbright and China
March 18 , 2021
Caspar Lant is a recent physics graduate from New York University, whose research interests include electron spectroscopy and improving air quality in global urban centers, a project he pursues at the NYU Shanghai Campus. He was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to China, but changed plans after the prestigious exchange program was canceled by the Trump administration.

March 18, 2021

Caspar Lant | Why We Need the Fulbright and China
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Xie Zhenhua | Climate Change as the Future
Xie Zhenhua | Climate Change as the Future
March 02 , 2021
Climate change may be the biggest threat to our survival, but it is also the major shared interest. China’s longtime climate negotiator Xie Zhenhua has been exchanging ideas with global actors including John Kerry and Ban Ki-moon.

March 02, 2021

Xie Zhenhua | Climate Change as the Future
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Carlos Gutierrez | Don’t Mix Trade with Geopolitics
Carlos Gutierrez | Don’t Mix Trade with Geopolitics
March 02 , 2021
In a wide-ranging appeal, former US Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez says the US and China are not strategic rivals, but essential partners to global prosperity. He adds that commerce and investment should be allowed to flourish separate to politics and national security.

March 02, 2021

Carlos Gutierrez | Don’t Mix Trade with Geopolitics

Ushering a New Chapter | Ambassador He Yafei

The World Could Look Like This | Wang Dong

The Growing Need for a Pacific Community | The Pacific Dialogue

Asia as Marriage Counsellor? | Part 2

Getting On With the Job | Part 1

What's After Anchorage? | An Gang

Caspar Lant | Why We Need the Fulbright and China

Xie Zhenhua | Climate Change as the Future

Carlos Gutierrez | Don’t Mix Trade with Geopolitics