‘Melding two cultures together’: American Factory’s Oscar Win highlights tensions and opportunities
What happens when we view US-China relations through the lens of individual workers?
What would you consider as...
China and the US: How to Coexist Competitively?
On February 3, 2020, Senior Colonel Zhou Bo of the Chinese People's Liberation Army published an op-ed in the New York Times...
U.S.-China Public Health Collaboration on Coronavirus
On February 3, during a press briefing, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ms. Hua Chunying told the reported that Chinese government has...
Peace and Security in West Africa: US out, China in?
Following reports that the US is planning to relocate troops away from West Africa, could China step in to fill the gap?
The U.S. Acts to Protect Human Rights- But at the Expense of Trade?
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Rob La Terza
On November 27, U.S. President Donald Trump...
The 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates on China: Policy Profiles
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No one thought Donald Trump could win the Presidency in 2016. One of Trump's...
Connecting the Dots- the U.S.’ Answer to the BRI?
Rob La Terza
On November 4, the U.S., Japan, and Australia jointly announced the Blue Dot Network infrastructure program...
A Bridge Too Far: Unscrambling ‘Ron Vara’
If U.S.-China relations are analogized to building a bridge across the Pacific, a government official falsifying sources or information in academic publications, even if in jest, is like a civil engineer using erroneous math as a practical joke. Failing to correct these errors threatens the stability of the entire project, with potentially catastrophic results.
The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act Explained
By Rob La Terza
In a rare moment of bipartisanship, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Hong...
Swapping Tariffs for Trade Deals?
By Rob La Terza
Trade talks on October 10th and 11th surpassed expectations, as President Donald Trump announced that...