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Ho-fung Hung, professor in political economy at Johns Hopkins University, will discuss the intensifying rivalry between the U.S. and China. He argues the rivalry is more about the shifting [...]

Chinese Language Tables are back for the school year! We welcome GPSers who are learning Chinese or are interested in China to join us on Zoom. Our first online gathering is Thursday 10/15 at [...]

As a part of the fall Webinar Series, the 21st Century China Center has invited Yale historian Odd Arne Westad to present a broad history of China in the 1970s from his forthcoming book [...]

The Executive Orders banning Chinese apps may have a great impact on China's economic diplomacy and the Chinese society in the US, but the influence on national security is very limited.

In an interview with Drs. Susan Shirk and Erin Carter, we gained fresh insights about current U.S.-China relations and predictions for future developments.

In response to COVID-19, China's distribution of protective equipment to overseas Chinese students has proven well received. Yet its limited influence calls for further inquiry.

Students and faculty members joined in a vibrant discussion on concerns of Chinese students under the pandemic and the changing U.S.-China relations.

The US-China AI digital divide is deepening. Will Russia join with China?

Trump tweets he wants to buy Greenland, US-China relations get chillier and the globe continues to warm. What's going on in the Arctic?

Western Europe finds itself caught between the momentum of Huawei's industry leading 5G and American insistence that US partners ban Huawei equipment