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This article suggests ways to put bilateral ties between China and Japan on firmer ground, including shelving the dispute over the Diaoyu islands and a Japanese apology for wartime transgressions.

Almost two decades after the SARS outbreak, the Chinese government is again confronting a mysterious illness. How China responds to the outbreak have implications for ASEAN states.

This argues that Europe needs to escape the bipolar logic that demands it choose between the American and Chinese economic/technological spheres, and recommends the EU develop a China policy for its drive towards strategic autonomy.

China is using COVID-19 aid to increase cooperation for its Belt and Road Initiative in recipient countries. The United States and Europe should coordinate assistance to strategically important regions to counteract China’s growing influence.

The finalization of the China-EU Comprehensive Agreement on Investment signals lasting transatlantic divisions following the Trump administration. Can the Biden administration work with the EU to address China’s concerning economic practices?

China and the European Union have demonstrated consistent support and implementation for climate initiatives while the United States has not. This report examines how these countries can effectively work together to meet the goals in the Paris Agreement.

As China seeks to maintain differences within the European Union regarding transatlantic cooperation toward China, this examines how differing approaches limit the ability of the EU and United States to act globally.

Dr. James Reilly argues in this paper that "fears of China's economic coercion should not be overdrawn."

Michal Meidan and Zha Daojiong analyze China’s deepening diplomatic ties to the Middle East, as evidenced by their increasing reliance on Middle Eastern oil, which is largely due to China’s economic boom throughout the past few years.