U.S.-China Perception Monitor

But the days in which the Middle East dominated American foreign policy…are thankfully over.

National Security Strategy of the United States of America, November 20...

Recent visa and immigration policy shifts under the Trump 2.0 administration have reshaped allied perceptions of the United States, including in the Philippines. For the Philippines, given that the United States has been an established ally, protector, partner, and a destination of opportunities, millions of Filipino households rely on

Demographic decline is a vicious spiral. Population aging accelerates, and eldercare burdens increase. Eldercare burdens increase, and fertility weakens. Low birth rates then exacerbate population aging and decline once again.

Although population aging is not exclusive to China, the rapid pace of China’s demographic transition makes its situation particularly severe— a...

As tensions in the Middle East persist, is China “taking sides”? Is the intensity of U.S.-China competition declining, or merely being recalibrated? And as fewer Americans gain firsthand knowledge of China, is Washington at greater risk of misjudgment? The Monitor interviewed Sun Taiyi, associate professor of political science at Christopher Newport University in Vir...

Over the past few decades, as Professor Milanović argues, the rise of Asia constitutes the second largest reshuffling of global income since the Industrial Revolution. Neoliberalism, championed by Reagan and Thatcher as a means to enrich Western nations, had the unexpected effect of creating a new global elite, much to the dismay of the Western middle class. This has triggere...