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U.S.-China Competition
Why Asia Should Be Worried By America’s Bullying of China
By Chandran Nair
India, Indonesia, or another rising Asian power could be next.
How the US Should Respond to China’s Belt and Road
By Abigail Grace and Max Hill
A focus on promoting transparency and fighting corruption rather than China-bashing will be more successful in the long run.
What Comes After US Hegemony?
By Bidisha Biswas and Anish Goel
The Asia-Pacific region looks beyond the United States.
The Trouble With Trump's New Africa Strategy
By Zhang Chao
The strategy seems to be more about competing with China than benefiting African countries.
Why 5G Is the Next Front of US-China Competition
By Jansen Tham
Whoever rules in 5G technology rules the world – or so Beijing and Washington seem to believe.
ASEAN Summits Another Lost Opportunity for Progress on the South China Sea
By Mark J. Valencia
If anything, the U.S.-China rivalry on open display has made the situation even more complex.
US-China Cooperation: The Shadow of Legitimacy
By Lily McElwee
Washington’s refusal to accept the Chinese one-party state’s legitimacy represents a fundamental roadblock for future cooperation.
For China, How Much Will the Outcome of the US Mid-Term Elections Matter?
By Dingding Chen
There may be brief respite for Beijing, but long-term competition isn't going anywhere.
Ahead of Xi-Trump G20 Meeting, Xi Meets Foreign Policy Guru Kissinger
By Charlotte Gao
Xi told Kissinger that China and the United States must have accurate judgments of each other's strategic intentions.
Pushback: America’s New China Strategy
By Robert Sutter
A situation report from Washington assessing the U.S. whole of government opposition to China’s challenges.
The New US Hard Line Toward China Is Worrying Southeast Asia
By Mark J. Valencia
As U.S. policy toward China becomes more confrontational, its soft power in Asia is waning.
The US International Development Finance Corporation and China
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Riva Levinson.