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Biden and China: An Opportunity for a Reset
How Biden handles this relationship is critical to his presidency. Hopefully, he will take a pragmatic approach.
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How “America First” Is Clearing the Way for a Multipolar World
The White House’s decision to withdraw from 66 international organizations has been sold as a bold reclaiming of American...
China and the U.S. Likely to Dance Diplomatically Without Crossing Each Other’s Redlines
Although a soft reset arguably is in everyone’s best interests, neither side realistically expects relations to warm considerably overnight. Both realize relations are tense and even fraught on some fronts.
Insight Talk: The US and China Should Seek Common Ground
China and the US need to aggressively seek out opportunities where their national interests overlap to work together and step back from the abyss.
A Golden Opportunity for Better International Relations
Reversing the damage done by the Trump administration will not be easy. It will take time, patience, and persistence. But the opportunity for a new engagement strategy between Europe, China, and the United States is a precious one, which President Biden and his team should nurture and cultivate.
Biden’s Democracy Summit: Dead on Arrival
Why does the US play the unwinnable game of which model of government is ‘better’? Why does the US try to block China’s rise and thereby possibly fall into a terminal Thucydides Trap? Why can’t Western leaders, especially in the US, engage in confidence-building cooperative efforts where our national interests overlap?
China’s Investment Gains Show Its Importance to Global Economy
The claim that U.S.-China prosperity is a zero-sum game of competition where there are winners and losers is misleading.
New Prospects for China-U.S.-EU Relations
The world has reached a crucial juncture, and relations among China, the U.S., and the EU have entered an unprecedentedly complicated stage. Opportunities for cooperation and risks of confrontation coexist and carry the same weight.
New Thinking Is Required to Move the China-U.S. Relationship Forward
A new strategy is needed to change the framework of engagement between the United States and China from distrust to trust, from conflict to cooperation.
A Look at Where Sino-US Relations May Be Under the Biden Presidency
Some degree of cooperation will be maintained since Washington realizes that total containment measures China will be met with countermeasures.
Trumpism Proving a Hard Habit to Break for New President Biden
Despite his promise to deviate from the policies of his predecessor, Biden seems content to only deviate from the method rather than the spirit of Trump’s policy on China.
Pompeo Risks Peace in Desperate Bid to Lock-in Trump Legacy
During the dying days of the Trump administration, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tore-up four decades of U.S.-Taiwan policy. In doing so, the outgoing Trump administration placed the entire region’s peace and stability in significant danger.
A US-China Green Deal?
Mutual distrust has been the problem. China and the new Biden Administration could usefully develop some confidence-building measures in tech governance before trust evaporates completely.