US and China in Latin America

How long will the region’s smaller, cash-strapped countries be able to remain aligned with Taipei?  

Latin America and the Caribbean is home to eight of Taiwan's 14 remaining diplomatic allies. As China's influence in the region expands, can Taiwan keep its partners?

Insights from R. Evan Ellis.

Amid the economic and public health challenges of COVID-19, Beijing has steadily deepened its engagement with the region.

The U.S. and China might be competing, but Latin American countries see advantages in cooperating with both.

Chile’s project promoting digital connectivity to Asia has implications for the China-U.S. competition.

It's not that China understands Latin America better than the U.S. Rather, China has a pragmatic approach that fits the profile of Latin American governments and leaders.

Beijing’s vaccines are just one aspect of its increased presence in the region. It’s time for Washington to start paying attention.

A more expansive Chinese foreign policy after 2021 will have political and economic implications for its Western Hemispheric partners.

As a theater for great power confrontation, Latin American states can leverage influence and shape relations with both powers.

U.S. and Chinese attempts to shape Latin American governments’ lending options raise issues of sovereignty and choice.