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U.S.-China Relations
In Handling Meng Wanzhou, US and Canada Must Stand for the Rule of Law
By Ankit Panda
Why the U.S. needs to stand with Canada and set aside politics in the prosecution of Huawei’s CFO.
Will Beijing Keep the Huawei Case Separate From US-China Trade Negotiations?
By Charlotte Gao
While China's commerce ministry is eager to reach a trade deal, the foreign ministry vows to protect Chinese citizens' rights.
China Escalates Pressure on Canada Over Huawei Case
By Charlotte Gao
The Chinese foreign ministry summoned U.S. and Canadian ambassadors over Meng Wanzhou’s detention.
What President George H.W. Bush Meant for US-China Relations
By Chi Wang
Remembering another aspect of the late president's sizable impact.
The Trump-Xi G20 Trade Truce Doesn't Get to the Deep Divisions Between Both Sides
By Ankit Panda
Markets will breathe easy temporarily, but the trade war isn't over.
Ahead of Xi-Trump Meet, Top China Hands Call for ‘Constructive Vigilance’
By Charlotte Gao
A report written by 33 of the world’s top experts on China urges the U.S. to stand up to China’s challenges.
A Possible Upside to the US-China Trade War
By Yigal Chazan
Southeast Asian countries may gain from shifting production linked to the tit-for-tat tariff dispute.
US Army, PLA Conclude Disaster Management Exchange Despite Frictions
By Ankit Panda
The 2018 iteration of the U.S.-China Disaster Management Exchange concluded in Nanjing.
Reviewing the 2018 ASEAN and East Asia Summits
By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
At ASEAN, Singapore hands the reins over to Thailand.
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.
The US and China Are Talking Again, But 'Competition' Is Set to Continue
By Ankit Panda
It'll take more than a reconvened Diplomatic and Security Dialogue to get the U.S. and China off their current trajectory.
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.