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• The Lessons China Taught Itself: Why the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Matters

  China’s changing political landscape and the recent accession of India to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) marks the beginning of a new chapter for one of China’s f...

• Toward a New Maritime Strategy in the South China Sea

  China’s attempts at unilaterally changing the status quo in maritime Asia are most visible in the South China Sea, where previously small land features are now burgeoning mili...

• Tourism: China’s People Power Tool

  China has an underappreciated foreign policy tool that it has used increasingly in recent years: tourism. When Beijing wants to punish countries that go against its foreign po...

• RN Breakfast Program: What China wants from the US-North Korean summit

  As US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have arrived in Singapore for Tuesday's historic summit, offstage, China is controlling some of the action. CN...

• Kristine Lee

  Kristine Lee is a former Associate Fellow with the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), where she focuses on U.S. alliances and partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region, ...

• China's Use of Coercive Economic Measures

  Executive Summary China has been a practitioner of economic statecraft throughout its history, and in recent decades since Deng Xiaoping opened the country in the 1970s. Today...

• What to Expect from Modi’s Participation in China’s Upcoming SCO Summit

  China’s President Xi Jinping is known for his predisposition towards grand diplomatic gestures that demonstrate to the world that the “great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation...

• China's Economic Coercion and the Potential U.S. Response

  Neil Bhatiya, Research Associate in the Energy, Economics, and Security Program, leads a discussion on China's use of coercive economic measures and how the United States can ...

• Special Operations Forces in Africa Likely to Face Cuts in Major Military Review

  American Special Operations forces are likely to be sharply cut in Africa as a result of a new Pentagon strategy that focuses on combating rising threats from Russia and China...

• The Asia Group's Tea Leaves Podcast: Robert Kaplan

  Kurt and Rich sit down with famed foreign correspondent and author Robert Kaplan to discuss great power rivalries in Asia – particularly between the United States an...

• Paul Scharre: Automous Weapons, the Private Sector, & China

  Paul Scharre is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Future of Warfare Initiative at the Center for a New American Security. His talk on Artificial Intelligence and the Future...

• North Korea continues to raise foreign currency despite sanctions

  North Korea’s trade deficit with China has ballooned, raising questions on how the reclusive state has been able to continue to generate foreign currency reserves despite the ...

• Analysis: Has Trump Blown Chances for Talks With NKorea?

  WASHINGTON — After inflating a bubble of expectation for a historic summit with North Korea, President Donald Trump popped it. His withdrawal from a hastily arranged summit wi...

• Rude, red awakening: China’s theft of U.S. tech is hard to stop

  Washington is waking up to the reality that the cost of doing business in China's massive market is risking precious tech secrets, but it may be too late. The big picture: Rog...

• Which Countries Will Win the Global AI Race?

  The announcement earlier in May from the White House was blunt: The federal government is creating a committee of academics and private industry experts to explore the untappe...

• Pentagon disinvites China from major naval exercise over South China Sea buildup

  The Pentagon disinvited China from participating in a major naval exercise on Wednesday, signaling mounting U.S. anger over Beijing’s expanded military footprint in disputed a...

• Beyond Cold War: Paradigms for U.S.-China Strategic Competition

  Beijing has long called for the United States to abandon what it calls its “Cold War mentality” (冷战思维). Today, that critique, long a staple of official Chinese propaganda, is ...

• The new world disorder: is war inevitable in the Asian century?

  Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping met in China’s historic city of Wuhan last month. Greeting each other warmly, the Indian and Chinese leaders talked over cups of tea and strolled ...

• Abigail Grace

  Abigail Grace is a former Research Associate in the Asia-Pacific Security Program at the Center for New American Security (CNAS). Her work focused on U.S. strategic competitio...

• Can the U.S.-Europe Alliance Survive Trump?

  Fifteen years ago, it was the Iraq War that divided Europe and the United States. Five years ago, it was the awkward revelation that the U.S. had been eavesdropping on the Ger...