News & Insights Across Asia
Young scholars from Cornell, Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins explore the intersection of tech trends and international affairs between the US and the Chinese mainland.
US college students visiting Jiangxi for the first time discover that simple human connections—songs, meals, and kindness—are the best way to bridge cultural divides.
US Senator Steve Daines will lead a bipartisan delegation of five senators to the Chinese mainland this week, aiming to foster dialogue.
German Chancellor Merz highlights China’s strategic rise and US policy shifts at Davos 2026, emphasizing global economic implications.
Taiwan scholar Fred Tzou warns DPP policies exacerbate cross-strait tensions amid PLA’s Justice Mission 2025 drills, urging dialogue to prevent escalation.
Chinese drone maker DJI appeals U.S. court decision upholding its inclusion on the Pentagon’s military company list, challenging allegations and defending its civilian status.
Escalating U.S.-China tariff measures threaten global supply chains and economic stability, signaling a prolonged trade standoff with Asia-wide impacts.
Global institutions challenge US tariff policies as Trump implements 10% baseline import duties, sparking warnings of economic instability and trade retaliation.
President Trump holds his first cabinet meeting, endorses Elon Musk to cut government waste, and expresses a conciliatory stance on U.S.-China relations.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian calls US efforts to disrupt China-Russia relations futile, emphasizing the strength and stability of the bilateral ties.
China’s countermeasures to Washington’s 10% tariff on Chinese goods may lead to increased costs for American consumers, says Professor John Gong.
US imposes tariffs on the Chinese mainland, Canada, and Mexico, highlighting the futility of trade wars and their global economic impacts.
Xiaohongshu becomes a bridge for Chinese and American netizens to share real-life experiences, challenging stereotypes and fostering cross-cultural understanding.
While the U.S. voices concerns over China’s ‘overcapacity’ in clean energy, nations in the Global South view China’s surplus as an opportunity to boost their own sustainable development.
China emphasizes the importance of international cooperation in Africa, rebuking ‘debt trap’ claims. Chinese officials call for collaboration with the U.S. to support Africa’s development.
