My latest column World Politics Review examines China's turn to export manufacturing to drive growth in the wake of the property sector downturn & post-Covid blues. This policy antagonizes trading partners by weaponizing China's scale, esp its large & still relatively cheap labor force 1/10

The Brookings Institution & the Center for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University have released a parallel glossary of key AI terms to enable a precise bilateral understanding of intended meanings when discussing AI & national security t.ly/wbT_y

Looking forward to hosting Susan Rice in a few hours The Brookings Institution to honor the legacy of Jeffrey A. Bader and discuss lessons in leadership at home and abroad. Please tune in if interested. brookings.edu/events/jeffrey…

HAPPENING SOON: Join us from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM EDT for a fireside chat between Susan Rice & Ryan Hass with welcoming remarks by Cecilia Rouse to discuss lessons in leadership from Ambassador Rice's work domestically & on the world stage. Tune in: t.ly/Jg3XH

In #GlobalChina, experts from across The Brookings Institution and beyond assess China’s imprint across regions and issues to furnish policymakers and the public with hard facts and deep insights for understanding its ambitions: brook.gs/3iFfXf9

STARTING in 30 Minutes: Join us for the first Jeffrey A. Bader memorial lecture from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM EDT for a fireside chat between Susan Rice & Ryan Hass with welcoming remarks by Cecilia Rouse. Tune in: t.ly/Jg3XH

STARTING SOON: Join Susan Rice, Ryan Hass & Cecilia Rouse for the inaugural Jeffrey A. Bader Memorial Lecture. TODAY at 11:30 AM EDT. Register: brookings.edu/events/jeffrey…

.The Brookings Institution President ⁦Cecilia Rouse⁩ opens the inaugural Jeffrey A. Bader Memorial Lecture featuring ⁦Susan Rice⁩ in conversation with ⁦⁦Ryan Hass⁩ brookings.edu/events/jeffrey…

NOW LIVE: Susan Rice reflects w/ Ryan Hass on her early career. Tune into our first Jeffrey Bader Memorial Lecture:brookings.edu/events/jeffrey…

Be sure to check out R. David Edelman's book: “Rethinking Cyber Warfare: The International Relations of Digital Disruption.” More details here: t.ly/f0hEP

In her book "China's Youth," prominent Chinese sociologist Li Chunling unique a perspective on the increasingly diverse generation that at some point will assume leadership of the country. Learn more here: brook.gs/34KXVTG

While China is the #2 defense spender in the world, and has the second largest navy by displacement, Russia, not China, has the #2 navy measured by global reach, and is using it in ways that are helpful to China, says Bruce Jones: brook.gs/39sTxsy. #ToRuleTheWaves

Just out! Our series on alliances and partnerships in Asia and the 2024 US elections from Brookings Foreign Policy colleagues w/contributions from Mireya Solis Lynn Kuok Tara_Varma Tanvi Madan Bruce Jones Adam P. Liff, R. Bush, E. Revere brookings.edu/collection/all…

In his book #DifficultChoices, @RichardBushIII explores #Taiwan's quest for security and the good life: brook.gs/2z9Nz0l

Tune in Tuesday at 3pm ET for the launch of a new Brookings Foreign Policy paper series on US alliances & partnerships in Asia & implications of the US election. Spearheaded by Andrew Yeo & featuring Mireya Solis Lynn Kuok & Richard Bush (1/2) brookings.edu/events/america…

A “highly informative and timely” new book: “U.S.-Taiwan Relations: Will China's Challenge Lead to a Crisis?,” by Ryan Hass, Bonnie Glaser / 葛來儀 🇺🇦, and Richard Bush. Order today: bit.ly/taiwanbook

Interested in learning how US and Chinese interests intersect in Latin America? Check out this event, featuring Ted Piccone, Valerie Wirtschafter, Evan Ellis, and Leland Lazurus, with Telemundo's Arantxa Loizaga moderating, part of #GlobalChina project. brookings.edu/events/the-uni…

My latest column World Politics Review examines why Harris-Walz might have a different China policy than Trump or Biden. Walz' experience in China has been turned into a negative with attack ads and a congressional investigation, but people like him, and me, who began "engaging" with 1/3

Competition will continue to define #USChina relations, writes Ryan Hass in his book “Stronger.” But both countries will be affected—for good or ill—by their ability to coordinate on common challenges: brook.gs/3seZpgi #USChina

Cheng Li’s #MiddleClassShanghai addresses the possibility that the development of China’s cosmopolitan middle class — exemplified and led by Shanghai — could be a force for reshaping #USChina engagement. brook.gs/3eMaeAk