Conversation
06.01.17

Can China Supplant the U.S. in Europe?

Rogier Creemers, Zha Daojiong & more

From May 31 to June 2, Premier Li Keqiang will visit Germany and Belgium, to “further deepen and enrich China’s relations with the European Union (EU) at a time of increasing global uncertainty,” according to an article in China’s state newswire...

China in the World Podcast
05.24.17

What Do Trump’s Views on Europe Mean for China?

Paul Haenle & Tomáš Valášek
from Carnegie China

President Trump will travel to Europe in May for his first time since taking office to meet with European Union (E.U.) leaders, attend a NATO meeting, and visit the organization’s headquarters in Brussels. Although he has walked...

Trump Dumps Russia, Woos China Instead

This month, during which Trump administration has stepped up US military action in Syria and Afghanistan as he looks to reassert US power, Trump said that “we’re not getting along with Russia at all, we may be at an all-time low.” He and Chinese...

China’s Arms Industry Makes Global Inroads

Turkey’s selection of a Chinese state-owned manufacturer to supply long-range missile defense is a breakthrough for China, who has set its sights on moving up the value chain in arms technology and establishing itself as a credible...