US-China Relations

Leaders from the United States and China sit around a conference table with documents, flowers, and flags, engaging in a formal discussion.

How Trump can play a strong hand at the Beijing Summit

By Mallory Stewart, Jackson du Pont | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

Dick Garwin: A fine human being at the forefront of international nuclear arms control negotiations

By Rose Gottemoeller | Nuclear Weapons, Personal Essay

Richard Garwin also championed science diplomacy with China

By Eryn MacDonald | Nuclear Weapons, Personal Essay

Beijing is unavailable to take your call: Why the US-China crisis hotline doesn’t work

By Christian Ruhl | Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons

Why a substantive and verifiable no-first-use treaty for nuclear weapons is possible

By Li Bin | Nuclear Weapons

The US and China re-engage on arms control. What may come next

By Daryl G. Kimball | Nuclear Weapons

Unify the Mother Country Chinese propaganda poster 1978

Introduction: How to negotiate the China-Taiwan impasse

By Dan Drollette Jr | Special Topics

The trouble with Taiwan

By Lyle Goldstein | Nuclear Risk

To reassure Taiwan and deter China, the US should learn from history

By (Clark) Aoqi Wu | Special Topics

Fiery Cross Reef Chinese military base

Not your grandparents’ Cold War: Why America should emphasize economic rather than military strategies in its rivalry with China

By Joseph Tavares, Kori Schake | Special Topics

March issue: How to manage the US-China relationship to avoid war

By Dan Drollette Jr | Nuclear Risk

plane flying over ship Cuban Missile Crisis

China and the United States: It’s a Cold War, but don’t panic

By Robert Daly | Analysis, Nuclear Risk