Sino-US Ties

Chinese students might have their differences with their American counterparts. But they’ve more in common.

Do American and Chinese students see the world differently? Maybe, but there are ways to bring them together.

Western nations should welcome Chinese investment not fear it. They can turn it to their advantage.

Western nations should welcome Chinese investment not fear it. They can turn it to their advantage.

YouTube video of the fight between the Georgetown basketball team and their Chinese rivals went viral. But the aftermath was more encouraging than reported.

The AirSea Battle concept for countering China’s military rise is expensive and unhelpful. And could even spark a nuclear conflict.

The current turmoil in the US will make it harder to bridge the cultural divide between China and the West – and will bolster efforts to internationalize use of the renminbi.

There’s a limit to what military-to-military forums can teach countries. The US and China are a case in point.

August 1 is Army Day in China. Recent improvements in Sino-US military ties are welcome, but conflicting interests mean tensions might still be inevitable.

Comparative quiet in China’s neighbourhood has given it the chance to rise peacefully. Will it keep flexing its muscles?

The US must be careful not to make China feel like it is being contained. A mix of co-operation and balancing is a much better course.

Europe takes a very different approach than the US to addressing China’s rapid rise in science and technology.