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Michael and Ludwig Go to China
Unfiltered, people-to-people interactions reveal the human complexity behind international relations and challenge simplistic “us vs. them” narratives. These everyday cross-cultural exchanges, including those through digital media like streamers’ travels, can reduce hostility and reshape how youn

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Testing the Waters: The Potential May Xi-Trump Summit
Trump’s foreign policy setbacks, particularly with Iran, have complicated his diplomatic agenda and delayed a key summit with China, though both sides remain motivated by domestic and strategic incentives to pursue limited, pragmatic agreements. However, any cooperation will likely focus on narrow,

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America’s War with Iran Boosts China’s Renewable Energy Strategy
For countries dependent on imported oil, America’s war with Iran and its disruptions on global oil supplies have made China’s renewable energy strategy more attractive. While the Trump administration is doubling down on global oil dominance, China has an opportunity to strengthen its position as t

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The Strategic Missteps of Liberation Day
Trump’s tariffs failed to reshore manufacturing or reduce trade deficits, instead weakening U.S. alliances and strengthening China’s global position. They accelerated a shift in power toward control of supply chains and critical materials—an area where China holds a decisive advantage.

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Rhetoric of Rules: A New Fault Line
For the United States and China, the very concept of a rules-based international order, once a topic of agreement, has turned into disagreement. That is the current distorted reality in their relationship. It is not only power that is at stake but the meaning of order itself.

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