U.S. China policy

Blinken emphasized cooperation with allies and partners, and even with China itself, in his long-awaited speech.

Instead of seeking to transform China, the Biden administration is content to see China’s foreign and domestic policies hamper its competitiveness.

The Biden administration’s Indo-Pacific Strategy shows the U.S. does not want a Cold War with China.

50 years after the famous Nixon-Mao meeting, today’s leaders can learn from their nuanced political leadership.

Revisiting Nixon’s famous trip to China and his own analysis of China-U.S. relations in the decades that followed.

The DOJ's efforts to combat Chinese espionage have not made America safer -- quite the opposite.

The strategy document fails to answer crucial questions about the desired balance between competition and cooperation with China.

From Trump to Biden, Congress has remained at the center of the so-called Washington consensus to end previous engagement in favor of strong opposition to Beijing.

Is the U.S. moving closer to the EU’s complex definition of China as a partner, competitor, and systemic rival?

Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is making the rounds in East Asia, with one notable omission from her itinerary.

The G-7 summit was testament to how far U.S. allies have moved on the China issue.