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'The world will become more Chinese, and whilst that is difficult for any Western government, there needs to be sensible engagement from the get-go.' William Matthews helps BBC News (UK) unpack why the UK's Labour Party is strengthening ties with China. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

South Korea's new president Lee Jae-myung has previously made controversial foreign policy statements and could move Seoul closer to Beijing, at a time when North Korea poses a growing threat, writes Edward Howell for Chatham House. chathamhouse.org/2025/06/south-…

As the world grapples with the decline of US power and shift toward multipolarity, what does China want? 🇨🇳's comfort zone is still that of a commercial player, not a strategic planner or challenger to US-centred security architecture, writes Yu Jie. www2.project-syndicate.org/magazine/china…

Having had the opportunity to interact with the multi-party delegations from India and Pakistan, one thing becomes abundantly clear: dialogue is a dead-end (for now). Both countries are talking past each other with little meeting of the minds. If there is any silver lining it is

Donald Trump’s second term will open up more space for India & China in the international system. But it will also likely fuel their rivalry as they compete for control of that space, write Chietigj Bajpaee & Yu Jie in their recent Chatham House publication. chathamhouse.org/2025/04/how-ch…

Has the US handed the future to China? Our opening panel at #CHLondon explores which countries are best placed to capitalize on the new global order. ▪️ Victoria Coates, Heritage Foundation ▪️ Daniel W. Drezner, The Fletcher School ▪️ Yu Jie, Chatham House ▪️ Steve Tsang, SOAS China Institute

India and Pakistan are on a global charm offensive, but is it worth listening? 🇮🇳🇵🇰 Both sides have a story to tell but dialogue appears to be a dead end, writes Chietigj Bajpaee for The Lowy Institute. lowyinstitute.org/the-interprete…

Re-watch Yu Jie discuss what lies ahead for #ChinaUS relations at yesterday's #CHLondon Conference 👇

"I think China sees this as an opportunity." Yu Jie (Chatham House Asia-Pacific) discusses 🇨🇳's perspective of the Iran-Israel war at our 2025 London Conference. Follow the conference➡️ #CHLondon

While 🇺🇸's Trump prizes unpredictability, 🇨🇳's Xi aims to position China as a force for global stability. But Beijing has no interest in filling the vacuum left by an increasingly isolationist and nationalist United States, writes Yu Jie for Project Syndicate. www2.project-syndicate.org/magazine/china…

If the US is serious about seeing India emerge as a bulwark against China, it needs to support India in reducing its dependencies on China, particularly in areas of critical and emerging technology, writes Chietigj Bajpaee for The World Today. chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

How should Britain build influence and impact on the Korean Peninsula? Speakers: 🔹Colin Crooks | 콜린 크룩스, 🇬🇧 Ambassador to 🇰🇷 🔹Karen Maddocks, #NEAsia Head Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office 🔹Chair: Simon Smith Chatham House 📅 2 July ⏰ 18:00 BST 📍Chatham House & Online 🔗 chathamhouse.org/events/all/ope…

India and Pakistan are on a global charm offensive, but is it worth listening? 🇮🇳🇵🇰 Both sides have a story to tell but dialogue appears to be a dead end (for now), writes Chietigj Bajpaee for The Lowy Institute. lowyinstitute.org/the-interprete…

Evidence is growing that the relationship between China & India will have global ramifications as both countries engage, compete and – on occasion – confront each other on issues of global governance, write Chietigj Bajpaee & Yu Jie in their recent report. chathamhouse.org/2025/04/how-ch…

While 🇺🇸's Trump prizes unpredictability, 🇨🇳's Xi aims to position China as a force for global stability. But Beijing has no interest in filling the vacuum left by an increasingly isolationist and nationalist United States, writes Yu Jie for Project Syndicate. www2.project-syndicate.org/magazine/china…

South Korea's new president faces a myriad of domestic, regional & global challenges, including domestic political polarization, escalating threats from North Korea & China, and evolving dynamics in 🇰🇷’s alliance with Washington, writes Edward Howell. chathamhouse.org/2025/06/south-…

Donald Trump’s second term will open up more space for India & China in the international system. But it will also likely fuel their rivalry as they compete for control of that space, write Chietigj Bajpaee & Yu Jie in their recent Chatham House publication. chathamhouse.org/2025/04/how-ch…

How should Britain build influence and impact on the Korean Peninsula? Speakers: 🔹Colin Crooks | 콜린 크룩스, 🇬🇧 Ambassador to 🇰🇷 🔹Karen Maddocks, #NEAsia Head Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office 🔹Chair: Simon Smith Chatham House 📅 2 July ⏰ 18:00 BST 📍Chatham House & Online 🔗 chathamhouse.org/events/all/ope…

Re-watch Yu Jie discuss what lies ahead for #ChinaUS relations at last week's #CHLondon Conference 👇

Why is The Labour Party strengthening its ties with China? Our 🇨🇳 analysts Yu Jie and William Matthews help explain all in a recent article for BBC News (UK). bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…