Despite their differences, both China and the United States benefit from constructive connections and suffer from continued ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently stated that multipolarity is not only the preference, but the norm in the Trump ...

By trying to weaponize the U.S. tariffs on America's big trade partners against China, President Trump is basing bad economics on worse geopolitics. It could prove a costly prelude to a global ...

While the Western outlook on global governance reveals defects and weaknesses, the new outlook proposed by BRICS countries has attracted broad international attention.

Simon Lacey, Head of Digital Trade and Geopolitics at the World Economic Forum, discusses areas where U.S. and Chinese interests align, such as global financial stability and freedom of navigation.

The incoming U.S. administration poses significant challenges, with repercussions extending beyond bilateral relations with China. Finding the proper balance between international exchanges and ...

The country is far more resilient today than it was four years ago and in a good position to counter Donald Trump’s promised ...

To slow China’s economic and tech development, the new American administration may employ a combination tariffs, export ...

One of Jimmy Carter’s biggest feats in the Oval Office was the establishment of relations between the U.S. and China, opening ...

The South China Sea has long been rich in natural resources and trade between people. It is estimated that more than $5 trillion in global trade flows through the region each year, while explorations ...

Trump presidency could disrupt Asia with aggressive tariffs, stricter immigration policies, and heightened geopolitical tensions. While some leaders express cautious optimism, the region faces ...

China and the U.S. should not entangle themselves in trade imbalances and tariffs but find a new, innovative perspective. The ...