Noah Barkin on Europe’s Struggle to Define its China Position
The Rhodium Group’s China editor talks about “strategic autonomy” and why Europe doesn’t want to be bullied — by the U.S. or China.
Joe Dunford on the Military Dimension of the China Competition
The former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs talks about Taiwan, AI, and how the mil-to-mil relationship with China went south.
Maria Repnikova on How China Tells its Story
The media scholar talks about how the CCP builds consent, China’s global media push, and Xi Jinping’s public persona.
Amelia Pang on Consumer Demand and Uyghur Labor
The journalist discusses her new book, “Made in China,” and the realities of China’s Laogai system.
Rory Medcalf on the Reality Check of Australia-China Relations
The Aussie professor and former diplomat talks about the Indo-Pacific and how Australia’s China story is a wake-up call for the rest of the world.
Nicole Perlroth on the Target on America’s Back
The cyber journalist talks about Google’s China saga, Russia’s Iron Cyber Curtain, and Silicon Valley’s ‘insider’ threat.
Dan Wang on China’s Subtle Retaliation
The technology analyst talks about semiconductors, manufacturing, and innovation, and why China has hugged U.S. firms even closer.
Isabel Hilton on Fixing the Bigger Problem
The China Dialogue founder talks about China’s evolution on climate issues.
Anja Manuel on Why the U.S. Needs to Play Offense
The former diplomat explains why the U.S. can’t just ‘export control’ its way out of a tech competition with China.
Te-Ping Chen on Imagining China’s Future
The fiction writer and journalist talks about the inspiration for her new collection of short stories.
Elizabeth Perry on the Secrets to the CCP’s Resilience
The Harvard professor explains ‘Xi Jinping Thought’ and how the CCP’s revolutionary heritage may inoculate it against the disease that overtook communism in Europe.
Ma Jian on China’s Efforts to Extinguish Memory
The writer talks about life in exile and why he’s pessimistic about his homeland.