Competing on Our Terms
A diplomatic boycott is not only wise politically, it also turns out to be a winning strategic choice.
An Olympic-size Difference
This week, our infographics take stock of how China has changed between the Olympic Games in 2008 and 2022.
Can Europe Avert a U.S.-China War?
Europe might offer the best hope for devising a de-escalation initiative in the Indo-Pacific.
Andrew Nathan on the Politicization of the ‘China Threat’
The scholar talks about sizing the China threat, the 'surprise' Hong Kong identity, and China's unique approach to Taiwan.
NBC’s Olympic Tightrope
With significant business interests in China, NBC is facing tough choices about how to cover the Olympic host country.
The Quantum Edge
Quantum technologies have long sounded like they belong in the realm of science fiction. But in recent years, China, led by the brilliant physicist Pan...
Bonny Ling on Values, Sanctions and Ethical Supply Chains
The business consultant talks about the full complexity of human trafficking, how companies can 'leave' responsibly, and the very fast-evolving picture of sanctions.
Open Source
With traditional information gathering inside China nearly impossible these days, many researchers are using creative methods to mine the Chinese internet — and they're finding...
China vs Lithuania
The small country's decision to stand up to China is now reverberating across Europe.
What Biden Should Do on Trade
America's accession to the TPP's successor should be an urgent priority.
Who’s the Boss?
NYU Shanghai represented a huge experiment: Could an American university really maintain control in an authoritarian country? The answer a decade ago was an optimistic...
Jeff Stoff & Glenn Tiffert on Why the U.S. Needs to Do Its Homework on Chinese Research Partners
The authors talk about their new Hoover Institution report, the big picture of unclassified research collaboration, and why academics can't just neatly compartmentalize risk.