Upcoming Events

Randall Schriver and Mike Kuiken join NCUSCR President Steve Orlins to discuss what they learned during the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission’s first trip to China since 2019.

Silvia Lindtner and Selina Xu join Louise Matsakis to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping life, education, and work in China.

Amy Abernethy speaks with Ruby Wang about the changing landscape of clinical trials in the United States and China, why clinical trials can move faster in China, what each country can learn from the other, and opportunities for cooperation.

Samantha Vortherms and Xiao Ma discuss how China's provinces and cities translate Beijing's goals into policy on the ground, why local governments sometimes resist directives they don't want, and what this means for the future of China's development.

Adam Liff and Kristin Vekasi join Evan Medeiros to discuss the downturn in Japan-China relations and what it means for the United States.

Victor Cha and Susan Thornton speak with Jonathan Corrado about whether the U.S. and China still share a North Korea policy after this year’s presidential summits in Beijing and Pyongyang, and who will manage the next crisis on the Korean Peninsula if they don’t.

Gerard Postiglione assesses the trajectory of China's higher education system amid competing domestic priorities and global ambitions.

Pew Research Center’s Laura Silver discusses a July 2026 Pew report on views of China around the world.

Rebecca Fannin and Shaoyu Yuan join Michael Berry to discuss the recent increase in Chinese cultural influence in the United States and how digital platforms and popular culture are reshaping American perceptions of China.

Sean Stein discusses the US-China Business Council’s 2026 Member Survey, particularly how escalating U.S.-China tensions, tariffs, and export controls are reshaping the calculus for American businesses in China.

Maria Repnikova joins Xiaoyu Pu to discuss China’s soft power influence in Africa.