Identity politics among Hong Kongers and mainland Chinese have changed significantly and shaped the methods and goals of the protests.

Jeffrey Bader sat down with China Focus for a short interview on the past, present, and future of US foreign policy toward China.

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 can you understand Hong Kong without understanding its politics? The evolution of mainland China's perception of Hong Kong and recent protests.

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.

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.

The Defense Department's latest report to Congress on China's military highlights U.S. concerns about the country's strengthening force posture.

How Trump's cavalier approach to foreign policy in Asia undermines American leadership.

By Rachel Schoner No superpower lasts forever: the Roman, Mongol, and British Empires were mortal and, in time, faced their death. The United States is no different. After the Second World War, [...]

by Lisa Kelley This three-part article series will discuss the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China from the perspective of Taiwan, focusing primarily on Taiwan’s [...]