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Amid these changes, a critical question has emerged: beyond the two leaders, who are the key decision-makers guiding the superpowers at what appears to be a crossroads for the world order? From cabinet posts to key advisory roles, he has […]

The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term could offer the Chinese leadership an “extremely important” window of opportunity to make contact with him in an effort to avoid an immediate spike in tensions. The period may provide an

China is “not dreading” Donald Trump’s return to the White House and might actually benefit in several ways despite fears of “rockier” times ahead, a noted Chinese political scientist has said. How the rivalry turns out will depend on reforms

China’s biggest risk during Donald Trump’s second term as president would be US government overhauls driven by tech billionaire Elon Musk, a leading Chinese political scientist and policy adviser to Beijing has warned. As a countermeasure, China should expand unilateral

During their meeting over the weekend, Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a stern warning to US President Joe Biden, widely perceived to be intended for Donald Trump’s incoming administration. The underlying message was loud and clear: do not try to

Susan Thornton is a retired senior American diplomat who for decades was at the US State Department where she worked on United States policy in Eurasia before becoming acting assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs during

A Chinese envoy took a veiled swipe during a UN session on technology at the US strategy of hi-tech restrictions, warning it could lead the world into an “abyss of confrontation”. Fu Cong, Beijing’s permanent representative at the United Nations,

China and Malaysia reached a consensus on promoting “pragmatic maritime cooperation” in their first bilateral dialogue on the management of maritime issues in the South China Sea. The talks took place on Thursday in the Malaysian resort hub of Langkawi,

China and the US are likely to face more “political conflict” if Kamala Harris beats Donald Trump next month to become America’s next president, according to a prominent Chinese political scientist. The Democratic Party’s presidential candidate would be “more reluctant”