Videos

The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission’s 2026 Fact-Finding Trip to China

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.

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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.

U.S.-China Clinical Research: Speed, Evidence, and Global Competitiveness

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The Japan-China Rift and Its Implications for the United States 

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Sheila Smith joined us to explain factors behind tension in the East China Sea and what Japan, China, and the United States can do to manage the situation peacefully.

How Japan, China, and the United States are Managing Tensions in the East China Sea

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Agatha Kratz joined us to share how the EU-China trade relationship is evolving and where it’s headed.

Why are EU-China Trade Relations Tense?

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Do the U.S. and China Still Share a North Korea Policy? 

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Higher Education in China: Domestic Demands and Global Aspirations 

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A Cool, Cute China: Chinese Cultural Influence in the United States 

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Cory Combs joined us to discuss what the United States is doing to decrease its dependence on China for critical minerals.

How the United States is Decreasing Dependence on Chinese Critical Minerals

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China’s Global Image Is Improving, New Pew Survey Finds

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Cory Combs joined us on July 23, 2026, to discuss the reasons behind and implications of the United States’ critical mineral chokepoints with China.

Understanding U.S.-China Critical Mineral Chokepoints

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Behind the Numbers: US-China Business Council’s 2026 Member Survey 

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Competing for Soft Power: China’s Image-Making in Africa 

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