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Yangyang Cheng and Gina Tam trace how government policy, economic transitions, and social norms have shaped the evolving landscape for women in China, especially in STEM fields.
Join Alison Friedman, Andrew Polk, and Jessica Chen Weiss for the National Committee’s annual Members’ Program as they and NCUSCR President Stephen Orlins discuss the state of the U.S.-China relationship.
This program explores the sharp escalation of U.S.-China tariffs in early 2025, the strategic and economic stakes behind the current trade standoff, and what recent developments may signal for the future of bilateral and global economic relations.
CHINA Town Hall connects leading China experts with Americans around the country for a national conversation on the implications of China's rise on U.S.-China relations and its impact on our towns, states, and nation.
The Struggle for Hong Kong: Reflections on the Protests of the 2010s and the Crackdowns of the 2020s
Jeffrey Wasserstrom and Emily Feng, in conversation with Sewell Chan, discuss developments in Hong Kong over the past ten years and Hong Kong-China-U.S. relations.
In profiles of a variety of “ordinary” Chinese, NPR correspondent Emily Feng reflects on the meaning of identity to people in China.
David Sandalow and Ma Jun discuss the future of global climate collaboration.
Manjari Chatterjee Miller and Liu Zongyi join Mark Frazier to discuss the shifting dynamics of the trilateral relationship among China, India, and the United States and analyze the implications of a potential thaw in China-India ties in the rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.
Lei Xing and Rui Ma speak with Peilei Fan about the future of autonomous and intelligent connected vehicles in the United States and China
Jerome A. Cohen reflects on his life as a scholar, teacher, lawyer, and activist promoting the rule of law in East Asia.
Carole Petersen and Ho-Fung Hung, in conversation with Thomas Kellogg, discuss the current state of law, politics, and civil liberties in Hong Kong, and how changes in Hong Kong affect its relationship with the US and the world.
Nicholas Borst explores the implications of the U.S. President’s America First Investment Policy.