In Aynne Kokas's new book, she argues that exploitative Silicon Valley data governance practices help China build infrastructures for global control

“The Asia Pacific’s experience in fighting pandemics can help the world become more resilient,” said the Miller Center's Syaru Shirley Lin, who is also chair of the Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation

"The United States has mostly watched from the sidelines as proposals multiply and Asia organizes itself into an alphabet soup of new multilateral groups," Miller Center Practitioner Senior Fellow Evan Feigenbaum wrote in his 2009 book

China's neighbors are eager to take advantage of new opportunities, but they do not want to be left alone with China

At the end of the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, health systems worldwide continued to experience unprecedented strain, highlighting the need for solutions that make health care more effective, accessible, and affordable—especially in the Asia Pacific

Understanding future global prospects requires an appreciation of the continuities of East Asian geopolitics as well as the changing structure of current relationships

Will the U.S.-China relationship—which became increasingly strained in the 2010s—move in new and more positive directions?

The 2020 Ambassador William C. Battle Symposium on American Diplomacy involved an in-depth look at competition and cooperation during a time of global upheaval

Sino-American relations appeared to be in flux when President Trump called the coronavirus a "Chinese virus"—while at the same time saying the two nations were in "constant communication" about the pandemic

China attempted to increase its control over Hong Kong and Taiwan. In turn, the United States increased its interest in the success of democratic institutions and market economy, and in the preservation of autonomy and freedom

The Belt and Road Initiative, launched by China in 2013, seeks to improve the connectivity through Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, through investment in transportation, communication, and energy infrastructure

In a recent podcast co-sponsored by the Miller Center, senior fellow Eric Edelman talked to Princeton's Aaron Friedberg about why we have persistently underestimated China's rise as a revisionist power

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is an important test of China’s policy evolution. But Beijing is trying to strike an impossible balance, wrote Evan Feigenbaum at CarnegieEndowment.org 

China is not an obstacle to American leadership, wrote the Miller Center's Brantly Womack

"Despite the Hong Kong government’s attempts to suppress mass protests—and Beijing’s efforts to discredit them—they have persisted unabated," wrote Miller Center Faculty Senior Fellow Harry Harding during the protests in Hong Kong in 2019