Stephen J. Hadley on Keeping China Relations on Track
The former national security advisor talks about George W. Bush's approach to China, Jiang Zemin's response to 9/11 and 'Track Two' engagement with Beijing.
Shannon O’Neil on the Globalization Myth
The author and academic talks about how trade has actually changed over the last 40 years; why China's rise is linked to Asia's regionalization; and...
Mike Pompeo on Sounding the Alarm about China
The former secretary of state talks about how the Trump administration changed U.S.-China relations; why he accused Beijing of genocide in Xinjiang; and why U.S....
Sheena Chestnut Greitens on China’s National Security Focus Under Xi Jinping
The academic talks about how Xi's idea of national security differs from America's; the recent phenomenon of transnational repression; and why the November protests in...
Brendan Mulvaney on China’s Aerospace Ambitions
Brendan Mulvaney talks about China’s ambitions in near space, what we should make of the spy balloon saga, and why we need to keep the...
Ro Khanna on How to Change the U.S.-China Economic Relationship
The Democratic congressman talks about the U.S.'s need for a 'new economic patriotism' and why Silicon Valley firms should rethink their ties with China.
Christopher Marquis on Mao’s Influence Over China’s Economy
The professor talks about his new book; why Mao is still relevant to Chinese entrepreneurs; and why appreciating the Great Helmsman's legacy is vital to...
Mike Chinoy on the Art of China Watching
The longtime China correspondent talks about his new book; the wall of secrecy created by the CCP; why China is particularly bad for foreign journalists...
Meg Rithmire on the Unhappy Equilibrium of China’s Markets
The professor talks about China's real estate bubble; if China can develop a modern financial system without rule of law; and why it's not China...
Mike Gallagher on Connecting the China Dots for Congress
The congressman talks about preventing Taiwan's future from becoming Ukraine's present; developing a framework for selective decoupling; and reminding people that the U.S. is the...
Paul Heer on The Danger of Overstating China’s Ambitions
The former National Intelligence Officer for East Asia talks about why engagement hasn’t failed, it just hasn’t succeeded yet; why strategic empathy is so hard...
Josh Kurlantzick on China’s Media Offensive
The author talks about his new book; why there should be long term fear about Xinhua; China's sharp vs. soft power; and why TikTok requires...