#US-China relations
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Ro Khanna takes over as the ranking Democrat on the House China Committee in January 2026. Discover how his 'economic patriotism' could reshape US-China tech relations.
The Trump administration's capture of Nicolas Maduro in January 2026 has fractured Asia's response, with China warning against U.S. hegemony while allies remain cautious.
The January 2026 Trump Venezuela Maduro capture signifies the revival of the Monroe Doctrine. Learn how the 'Donroe' doctrine aims to dismantle China's influence in Latin America.
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Chinese social media is redefining the American Dream through the 'kill line' narrative, highlighting the economic vulnerabilities and financial tipping points of US citizens.
US Poet Laureate Arthur Sze discusses his translation philosophy, emphasizing a slow, deliberate process to bridge US-China cultural divides through Tang dynasty poetry.
Analyzing the shift in Trump's US-China foreign policy in 2026. Experts suggest that U.S. isolationism is creating a strategic opening for China's global influence.
Paul Cheung takes the helm of the Committee of 100 in 2025. Discover his strategy for US-China relations and addressing anti-Asian hate.
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China's Justice Mission 2025 drills involved a record-breaking 207 sorties. Analysts say the PLA is testing 'inexpensive' ways to exhaust Taiwan's air defenses.
Explore the shift in Chinese-American writers identity 2025. See how Ken Liu and R.F. Kuang are navigating US-China relations through a new lens of fluid, non-political storytelling.
Quad ambassadors from the US, Australia, India, and Japan met in Beijing on December 30, 2025, during PLA military drills near Taiwan, signaling a complex diplomatic standoff.
President Trump's goal for a Trump Xi China Grand Deal is being complicated by Japanese PM Takaichi's Taiwan remarks and Beijing's warnings about the post-war order.
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Leading economist Wang Yiming urges China to pursue core technology self-reliance in 2025 to counter US 'small yard, high fence' restrictions and secure its future.
