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China-U.S. relations
U.S. Congressman Accuses China of ‘Visa Blackmail’ Due to Planned Taiwan Visit
By Nick Aspinwall
Representative Sean Patrick Maloney said Beijing denied visas to a U.S. congressional delegation due to their plans to also visit Taiwan.
With the Trump Administration in Survival Mode, US Foreign Policy Unpredictability Will Grow
By Ankit Panda
Don’t try to predict how an impeachment-mode Trump is likely to move on foreign policy questions.
Fifth Column Fears: The Chinese Influence Campaign in the United States
By Eric Chan
The growing reach of PRC influence operations present a special challenge for Asian-Americans.
A Cold Arena? Greenland as a Focus of Arctic Competition
By Mingming Shi and Marc Lanteigne
Recent questions over the extent of China’s ambitions for Greenland deserve close scrutiny.
Why the UK Shouldn’t Follow Washington on China
By Tim Summers
A divergence between the China policies of the two traditional trans-Atlantic allies is not new.
Gotta Serve Somebody? Not Necessarily: Europe in the US-China Crossfire
By Plamen Tonchev
The EU can carve out its own position vis-a-vis the United States and China.
To Manage Great Power Competition, America Needs a New Economic Patriot Act
By Michael B. Greenwald
An executive order spelling out a new Economic Patriot Act would enable a smarter sanctions strategy.
Why Canada Will Bear the Brunt of the American War on Huawei
By Uday Khanapurkar
The Canadian arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou came at the request of the U.S., but Canada is likely to be the biggest loser.
US Calls on China to Remove Missiles From South China Sea Artificial Islands
By Ankit Panda
At the second U.S.-China Diplomatic and Security Dialogue, the U.S. called on China to withdraw its missiles from the South China Sea.
From a Slow Simmer to a Boil: Managing Tensions in a Heating South China Sea
By Tuan Anh Luc
Tensions are rising in the South China Sea.
Chinese National Indicted in US Economic Espionage Case, Extradited to US
By Ankit Panda
In a first, a Chinese national has been extradited to the United States in an economic espionage case.
CAATSA's Out of the Bag: Sanctions, Intellectual Property, and US-China Relations
By Robert Farley
Push sanctions too far and China may decide that it’s past time to challenge U.S. financial and legal hegemony.