De-Coupling is the Only Answer
It is time for American and other free world leaders to get serious about restructuring global and regional supply chains.
The South China Sea’s Environmental Crisis
Beyond geopolitics, there is an ecological disaster unfolding.
Competing on Our Terms
A diplomatic boycott is not only wise politically, it also turns out to be a winning strategic choice.
Can Europe Avert a U.S.-China War?
Europe might offer the best hope for devising a de-escalation initiative in the Indo-Pacific.
What Biden Should Do on Trade
America's accession to the TPP's successor should be an urgent priority.
The Security Consequences of America’s China Focus
Some regional powers will be tempted to engage in aggression against weaker neighbors to test U.S. resolve. But the diminution of America’s global stature could...
U.S.-China Climate Relations Look Up After COP26
The intense levels of dialogue between the two countries on climate can now translate into practical cooperation.
Is Strategic Cooperation with China Possible?
The tenor of the current U.S.-China relationship raises doubts about the world's future health and prosperity.
Misreading China’s WTO Record Hurts Global Trade
The U.S. narrative about China being an off-the-chart violator of its WTO commitments is wrong.
Carbon Border Adjustment is China’s Worst Nightmare
The EU is considering a tax on imports that would be good news for the world — and terrible news for China.
The Dutiful Company
What can companies do to reduce U.S.-China national security tensions?
Why Is China’s Growth Rate Falling So Fast?
Reversing the slowdown will require policymakers to reform the ways in which they debate, vet, and implement new regulations and pandemic-control measures.