When Eileen Gu, born and raised in the United States, won three medals for China in the freestyle skiing events at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games, she set off…
As many Western nations rethink their pandemic policies to live with COVID, China is the last “zero-COVID policy” holdout. GJIA sat down with Dr. Yanzhong Huang, Senior Fellow…
South Korea is reluctant to take a side in the growing rivalry between the United States and China. Some have contended that the onus is on Seoul to better align…
China’s currency has considerable economic potential, but, as a reserve currency, the yuan (also called the renminbi) remains far behind the US dollar. Political concerns help explain such underperformance. In…
U.S. President Joe Biden proposed strategic stability talks with China in November. If held, the discussions will be an important step toward possible nuclear risk reduction. But as the United…
From Australia to India, to South Korea and Vietnam, countries throughout the Indo-Pacific are pushing back against an increasingly assertive China. The geopolitical development that could prove most significant in…
In September 2021, the International Criminal Court opened a formal investigation into extrajudicial killings by police in the Philippines. Despite the insistence of President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration that such an…
This is part two in a dialogue series with Professor Dougherty on Russia’s regional policies and their impact on the United States’ security and diplomacy. Recently, relations between…
For decades, Australia has dragged its feet on climate action because national interests have been reliant on fossil fuel exports. However, the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow last…
China is modernizing and expanding its nuclear arsenal, consistent with President Xi Jinping’s desire to build Chinese wealth and power. To understand China’s strategy — and how to counter it…
