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Seizing the window for China-U.S. AI cooperation

Turning consensus into a binding, legal framework

The Taiwan question lies at the very core of China’s national interests and constitutes the political foundation of China-U.S. relations

Piloting 'constructive strategic stability'

The mid-May meetings between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping were an important moment in the broader history of U.S.-China relations

The world wants the U.S. to be better

All eyes are on U.S. President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated visit to China, which is scheduled for May 13-15

China’s Strategic Advantage in an Era of Global Fragmentation

The summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump from May 13 to May 15 in Beijing took place at a moment of profound transformation in the international system. Officially, the discussions focused on trade relations, export controls, technology restrictions, and the broader stabilization of bilateral ties. Yet the geopolitical context surrounding the meeting is far more consequential than the formal agenda itself

The art of strategic engagement

Direct communication between national leaders carried a weight that routine bureaucratic exchange cannot replicate

Behind the Prohibition of Foreign Investment in the Manus Acquisition

Washington's power politics undermines institutions

The United States must drop its cynical power politics, militarism and imperialism. Washington must abide by its own Constitution, must respect the UN Charter and international law, and must pursue peaceful coexistence and international cooperation

Lifelong learning pioneer

While the lifelong learning system is rich in content, its underlying logic is straightforward: to address, in a comprehensive way, where, what and how to learn, and to remove barriers so that those who want to learn can do so effectively and apply their knowledge to practice

The WDO wake-up call

For the Global South, the WDO points to another path: not as a passive supplier of data, but as an equal partner. Not as a colony of the digital age, but as a co-author of how it is built

Moving beyond the government-market dichotomy

The reason the system of five-year plans is well suited to China lies in the fact that it is rooted in the country's national conditions

Paddles over politics

While things may not change overnight, even with a positive outcome from this year’s planned heads-of-state summit in Beijing, such measures over time can create the basis for dramatic changes in the U.S.-China relationship, given that the underlying economic relationship can benefit both nations. As long as the element of “cooperation” triumphs over the element of “rivalry”

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