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In an exclusive interview with Beijing Review reporter Peng Jiawei, Eric Zheng, President of AmCham Shanghai, shared his views on the past, present and future of bilateral economic ties—from their historical roots and current challenges to prospects for renewed cooperation

Shadows Over Summit Tables

U.S. strikes reveal the limits of Trump's "go it alone" approach
Breaking the hold

U.S. attempts to keep China's aviation from taking off

Crossing borders and boundaries

For the first time in over a century, migrant workers in the U.S. on June 6-8 protested against the U.S. Government in response to the policies of President Donald Trump

Creating digital connections

At a time when China-U.S. relations are facing challenges at the trade level, a quiet yet important development is unfolding among the general public, one that speaks to the enduring desire for mutual understanding and people-to-people exchange

Another blow to American leadership?

In light of the considerable concern among top professors and researchers in the U.S. regarding education funding cuts and decreased scientific research, China ought to proactively draw these academic leaders to teach and work at prestigious Chinese universities and research organizations

No one wins

Banishing Harvard's international students is all pain and no gain
Truce over tariffs

Cooperation must prevail in China-U.S. relations

Judicial overreach

A particularly contentious aspect of the U.S. legal system is the regular attempts by its courts to assert jurisdiction over disputes occurring entirely or partially outside U.S. territory, and their application of U.S. law in these cases

Seeking balance amid calls for de-escalation

In an interview with Beijing Review, Einar Tangen, a senior fellow at the Taihe Institute, a Beijing-based think tank, and a seasoned independent economic commentator, shared his views on what the recent tariff pause between China and U.S. reveals about both sides' trade strategies

A hundred days of chaos

On April 30, U.S. President Donald Trump completed the first 100 days of his second term, with both domestic and international assessments of his performance remaining largely negative

The magic beans

With their deeply integrated supply chains and highly complementary economies, China and the U.S. stand to lose from any forced decoupling—an approach that is neither practical nor beneficial to either side

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