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The Case Against Foreign Policy Solutionism
Commentary
Not all problems can actually be solved—and many of today’s foremost foreign policy challenges fall squarely into that category....
By Richard Fontaine
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Richard Fontaine on CNAS and US-China
Podcast
Richard Fontaine is interviewed by CNAS adjunct Jordan Schneider about Biden and Asia and how the new president's foreign policy team will prioritize what they want to get out...
By Richard Fontaine & Jordan Schneider
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A Sharper Approach to China’s Military-Civil Fusion Strategy Begins by Dispelling Myths
Commentary
First, MCF is not an invention of Xi Jinping....
By Elsa B. Kania & Lorand Laskai
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Brian Ross Investigates: The China Initiative: MIT Professor Charged With Hiding China Ties
Video
Brian Ross interviews Elsa Kania about the ten American academics arrested by the FBI for taking secret payments from China....
By Elsa B. Kania
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What South Korea and China Do Together on North Korea Depends on Biden
Commentary
It is imperative for the Biden administration to quickly resume its leadership role in Asia through multilateral engagement....
By Jason Bartlett
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Beijing’s Warning Shot to Biden
Commentary
U.S. policymakers must begin treating sanctions by other countries as a serious national security threat....
By Edward Fishman & Ashley Feng
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Why Biden won’t reset on China
Commentary
The Biden administration is not just breaking with Trump, but with all the Republican and Democrat administrations that came before....
By Richard Fontaine
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Mendacious Mixture
Commentary
The COVID-19 pandemic has shined a light on a new challenge to the information ecosystem: the increasing convergence of Russian and Chinese information operations....
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor
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Harnessing Multilateralism for Digital Development
Commentary
Uneven access to digital technology is magnifying societal inequities around the world....
By Kristen A. Cordell & Kristine Lee
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Sharper: 2020
Commentary
2020 featured an ever-evolving series of national security challenges....
By Sam Dorshimer, Nathalie Grogan, Emily Jin, Chris Estep & Cole Stevens
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Congress Isn’t Leading on Human Rights in China
Commentary
The Biden administration will need to push Congress if it wants tough legislation to deal with Chinese human rights abuses....
By Jordan Schneider & Coby Goldberg
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The Pandemic and the World: Four Things That Will Change
Richard Fontaine currently serves as executive director of the Trilateral Commission and has been an adjunct professor in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University...
By Richard Fontaine
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Joshua Fitt Discusses U.S.-China Relations and the Incoming Biden Administration on i24 News
Video
On December 3, 2020, Joshua Fitt, a Research Associate with the CNAS Asia-Pacific Security Program, appeared on i24 News to discuss the intelligence challenges posed by Beijin...
By Joshua Fitt
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The China Challenge Can Help America Avert Decline
Commentary
For the United States, decline is less a condition than a choice....
By Kurt Campbell & Rush Doshi
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After 4 Years of Trump, China’s Abuses Are Worse Than Ever. What Biden Must Do To Stop Them
Commentary
Biden’s team is dealing with a more antagonistic and confident China than it was four years ago...
By Coby Goldberg
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A Divided Washington Is (Sort of) United on China
The two parties might be divided on almost everything else, but their legislative agendas for China have a lot in common....
By Jordan Schneider & Coby Goldberg
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Joshua Fitt Discusses U.S.-China Relations on i24 News
Video
On November 8, 2020, Joshua Fitt, a Research Associate with the CNAS Asia-Pacific Security Program, appeared on i24 News to discuss the potential implications of the 2020 pres...
By Joshua Fitt
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How Should the US Respond to China’s New Five-Year Plan?
Commentary
China’s evolving strategy requires a fresh American policy response....
By Emily Jin & Coby Goldberg
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Assessing the Impact of Dialectical Materialism on Xi Jinping’s Strategic Thinking
Commentary
Xi Jinping has made his views rather plain to Party members....
By Coby Goldberg
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What to Do About Xinjiang
Commentary
A more aggressive U.S. approach is needed in order to generate the sort of economic reaction required to have any hope of influencing Chinese policymaking....
By Jordan Schneider
