Yu Xiang looks at how Washington is rethinking public investment, manufacturing, and strategic industries—and selectively looking to China’s development experience for lessons.
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Could ASEAN shape a new security framework for Asia?
Warwick Powell explores how Southeast Asian states could play a larger role in shaping regional security as U.S.-China competition evolves.
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Fan Gaoyue looks at how U.S. AI policy is reshaping competition across cybersecurity, supply chains, technology standards, and global governance.
How is China reshaping global energy markets?
Kathryn Neville analyzes how China's energy strategy has evolved through stockpiling, supply management, and diversification efforts, highlighting Beijing's growing influence in global oil markets.
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How is China expanding its role in South Asia? Shantanu Roy-Chaudhury explores Beijing's growing network of regional partnerships and what it could mean for India, the United States, and the broader Indo-Pacific. Read more at the link in the comments.
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Xiao Bin says China-Russia coordination reflects rising global uncertainty and more complex great-power competition.
Brian Wong argues that ASEAN countries are rethinking their security strategies as regional risks and global uncertainties continue to grow.
Jia Qingguo says the recent Beijing summit helped stabilize U.S.-China relations and created new opportunities for cooperation, even as deep structural challenges remain.
Professor Zhao Minghao says the recent bilateral meeting between the U.S. and China suggests a cautious effort to stabilize relations.
Sun Chenghao and Zhang Xueyu argue that the recent U.S.-China summit signals an attempt to put guardrails on bilateral tensions while expanding practical cooperation.
David Shambaugh says the recent leaders' summit helped stabilize U.S.-China relations, even though it produced few concrete agreements.
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Professor Zhao Minghao says the recent meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders reflects a cautious move toward “constructive strategic stability” in bilateral relations.
On the eve of the anticipated U.S.–China leaders’ summit, Nixon Dialogue Founder Christopher Nixon Cox joins China-US Focus Host James Chau for a deep dive into the shifting gears of global diplomacy.
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