Instead, Russia and China have urged deescalation, emphasizing the dangerous consequences the escalating conflict could have on the whole world. “If the Middle East is unstable, the world will not be ...

Ambassador Qin Gang wrote in How China Sees the World. "Such an official, open declaration of the CPC's worldview sheds light on the way it engages with the world," wrote Qin in the article ...

What does this suggest for the unfolding Sino-American geostrategic competition? And how do China’s citizens, elites, and the party-state think about the country’s international image? To better ...

China’s market entities have soared to over ... including the American people. If people choose to see the world from a “democracy vs. authoritarianism” perspective, they will very likely ...

What is Xi’s vision for China, and what role does ideology play in his ambitions for the country ... We discuss Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei earlier this month, Xi’s shaping of ...

June 2, 2022 — Asia Society President and CEO Kevin Rudd examines the ideological underpinnings of China President Xi Jinping’s worldview and how countries can create effective China policies. Asia ...

The escalating Middle East conflict opens a new front for China-Russia cooperation, and an opportunity for Beijing to assert ...

That vision – coded language for reshaping a world order China sees as unfairly dominated by the West – has been a cornerstone of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s push to step up as an ...

But how do people in China see the U.S. election? The Times spoke with Yawei Liu, founding editor of the U.S.-China Perception Monitor. Based in Atlanta, where Liu is a senior advisor on China at ...

How China, the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter ... With a climate-skeptic president in the White House, Beijing sees an opportunity to cement its commanding lead and fulfill one of ...

"The geopolitical information warfare is no longer something that's happening halfway across the world but is happening within our own governments," says Francisco Bencosme, USAID's former China ...