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.
Adam Liff and Kristin Vekasi join Evan Medeiros to discuss the downturn in Japan-China relations and what it means for the United States.
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.
Dr. Kyle Chan, Dr. Elizabeth Economy, and Dr. Zongyuan Zoe Liu assess what the summit reveals about the trajectory of U.S.-China relations.
Anna Ashton and Cory Combs join Jessica DiCarlo to explore China’s critical minerals dominance and potential implications for the U.S.-China relationship.
Evan Medeiros and Andrew Polk examine how China’s growing use of economic coercion is reshaping the U.S.-China relationship.
Eli Friedman and Yun Zhou discuss youth unemployment in China and Chinese government policies to address workforce disengagement.
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.
Nicholas Borst explores the implications of the U.S. President’s America First Investment Policy.
Scott Rozelle and Yige Dong discuss the current state of work and employment in China, with a focus on migrants, rural people, and urban youth, in conversation with Kristen Looney.