Unlikely Winners: Assessing the US-China Trade War
Now over two years on, can President Trump’s landmark foreign policy be considered a success or a failure?
Biden’s Vision of US-China Relations Begins to Take Shape
Recent comments by the US president-elect suggest that Beijing will soon need to grapple with its worst-case scenario.
Backgrounder: Joe Biden on China
Examining the presidential candidate’s record on China for clues on the possible future of US-China relations.
Invisible Warfare: NATO and the Geopolitical Storm on the Market Economy Horizon
NATO states face a multitude of threats that transcend the military realm, and its high time that the Alliance’s planners took notice.
TikTok and the Need for a Declaration of Digital Rights
The ongoing TikTok saga in the United States highlights the growing need for a ‘declaration of digital rights.’
Shifting Geopolitics Make US Leadership More Important than Ever
Emerging challenges in the new geopolitical context need more, not less, US leadership and trans-Atlantic cooperation.
US-China Relations under a Biden Presidency
A reset of the US-China bilateral relationship could be a step too far, even for the self-styled ‘back-to-normal’ candidate.
Rise of the Quad in the Indo-Pacific?
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Asia rallying support for the Quad, with mixed results.
Taking Cover: Chinese Capital & The EU
As COVID-19 recedes, it will be buying season for cash-flush Chinese state and semi-state corporations in Europe – but only if the authorities allow it.
The “Decoupling” We Really Need
COVID-19 has demonstrated that the Chinese Communist Party, not trade with China, is the real threat to US interests and global stability.