How Shifting Identity Politics are Shaping the Hong Kong Protests
Identity politics among Hong Kongers and mainland Chinese have changed significantly and shaped the methods and goals of the protests.
The State of US-China Policy: 3 Questions with Jeffrey Bader
Jeffrey Bader sat down with China Focus for a short interview on the past, present, and future of US foreign policy toward China.
A New Equilibrium for US-China Relations
US-China relations have entered a new era of competition. Three GPS students present their viewpoints on the opening talk of the inaugural US-China Forum at UC San Diego.
How China Is Bringing Its Forests Back
China has led the way in global greening. Its forests are coming back due to the combined efforts of multiple levels of society.
Film Review: “The Crossing” A Depoliticized Hong Kong
How can you understand Hong Kong without understanding its politics? The evolution of mainland China's perception of Hong Kong and recent protests.
US-China Sports Diplomacy: Three Questions with David Noel
How has Chinese interest in sports developed over time? Does Chinese interest in US sports have a role to play in US-China relations more broadly?
China’s Authoritarian Revival: Three Questions with Carl Minzner
Carl Minzner is a Professor of Law at Fordham University specializing in Chinese Law and Governance. His recently published book, End of an Era: How China’s Authoritarian Revival [...]
US-China Symbiosis in the 21st Century?
Three reflections on a discussion between Susan Shirk and Alibaba's Joe Tsai.
Charting the Course for US-China Relations
How should the U.S. respond to a changing China? A new report from the Asia Society and the 21st Century China Center proposes a new way forward.
The Geopolitics of Shenyang’s Koreatown
Tension on the Korean peninsula is felt around the world, but perhaps no where more visibly than on Xita Street, Northeast China's largest Koreatown.
