My Questions for Chad on China in the World Trading System

Chad Bown talked about trade relations with China at a Peterson Institute event launching the "How To Win a Trade War" book. Bown believes that China has a different economic system and a different way of interacting with the international trading system than the rest of the world. China's policies and outcomes made it clear that it didn't believe in interdependence the same way as other members of the WTO and other economies. U.S. foreign policy was distracted by the 9/11 response for many years. Pressuring China on anything was not high on the agenda, and getting China's support (or non-objection) for War on Terror things was more of the focus

Brussels Needs a New Narrative on China-EU Relations

Europe's China policy is stuck in a strategic dead end. The EU lacks a sustained strategic engagement with China at the highest political level. Europe's approach to Beijing is defined by ad hoc reactions. Europe and China have forgotten how to speak to one another. China is offering Europe an opportunity for its relationship with the United States.

The View | In Beijing, the US and China tiptoed around tech and critical minerals

US-China trade deals are contingent on stability at the middle, strategic layer. The dynamics may be epitomised by two companies: Nvidia and ASML. Last year, the US goods trade deficit hit a record of US$1.24 trillion, while China reported a record trade surplus of $1.2 trillion. The US has shifted import sources while China diversified its export markets. Most of Nvidia’s chips are made by TSMC using ASML machines.

Nvidia Earnings, The AI Stack, Nvidia’s New Reporting

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The G-2 Reality

Zheng Wang is Professor of Diplomacy and International Relations and Director of the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies at Seton Hall University. He is the author of Never Forget National Humiliation: Historical Memory in Chinese Politics and Foreign Relations, published by Penguin Books.

Why major EU capitals are speaking out on Chinese trade retaliation

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Nikoladze published in the inaugural volume of the Journal of Geoeconomics on Chinese economic coercion and the case of trade restrictions against Australia from 2020–2024.

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Chhangani’s research featured in a Financial Times article on the uptick in transaction value settled on CIPS in March amidst the Iran war.

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Xi’s Flurry of Post-Trump Diplomacy

Vladimir Putin visited Beijing on Tuesday for a photo exhibition on China and Russia’s “everlasting friendship” and released a joint statement in which they pledged to “deepen cooperation” on everything from nuclear energy to the preservation of leopards, pandas and monkeys. It was Putin's 25th official visit to China, underscoring the close partnership the two countries have forged. If confirmed, Xi's visit to North Korea would be only his second as China's leader and his first in seven years. North Korea is the only country with which China has a mutual defense pact.

What a US defence industry trip to Taiwan says about Taipei’s efforts to overhaul military

A high-level American defence industry delegation arrived in Taipei on Tuesday for a four-day visit aimed at expanding the US role in the island's military modernisation process and the joint production of weapons systems. The delegation is led by retired general Charles Flynn, a former commander of US Army Pacific, and includes 41 senior executives. The trip underscores a growing overlap between strategic cooperation and arms sales as Taiwan seeks to strengthen deterrence under military pressure from Beijing.

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