Congratulations to this immensely talented group of fellows who will add significantly through this project to our understanding of the future of US-China relations.

Earlier this month I had the chance to discuss U.S.-China-Europe relations with audiences in Paris, London, and Greece. Then I got to share my overall reflections at GlobalGovernanceProg thanks to Giulio Pugliese and Simone Tholens. Here’s the video of my remarks: youtube.com/watch?v=mHrQXk…

NYT: 'The espionage cases in Britain and Germany, the first of their kind in two countries that once cultivated warm relations with Beijing, served as eye-catching exclamation points in Europe’s long, often anguished breakup with China.'
nytimes.com/2024/04/27/wor…

Local news may be dying but student journalism is in its heyday, outclassing national media at every turn. Impressive

Stories about protocol slights can sometimes be accurate. But generally the US and China anchor protocol to precedent or most recent practice.

Reciprocity tends to prevail, as was the case here.

Amen: 'Where else but in the principle of the oneness of humankind can the world find a vision broad enough to unite all its diverse elements? Extend then to everyone the hand of friendship, of common endeavour, of shared service, of collective learning, and advance as one.'

The U.S.-China relationship is the world’s most consequential bilateral relationship.

Join Dave Rank, Ryan Mulholland, Neysun Mahboubi, Joanna Lewis, and @AlanKYu for a conversation on CAP’s vision for how the U.S. can engage constructively with China.

RSVP: americanprogress.org/events/a-progr…

I’ve been thinking about this all week. Thanks to John for articulating

Feels like a pretty seismic week in EU-China relations. I get the feeling that we're not in Kansas anymore

Here is a summary of the major events that have happened, let me know if I missed any, bearing in mind it's still only lunchtime on Friday...

Sorry Knicks fans hometown refs can't help you tonight

After watching my students thoughtfully critique and offer helpful feedback on other’s final presentations the past few days, I couldn’t resist telling them how proud and inspired by them I am. Look past all the noise and headlines—the next generation is (way) more than alright.

The American and Chinese students I spoke with at NYU Shanghai represent what is possible through exchanges. We seek responsible exchanges with China that would enable more Americans to study there, building connections between our peoples.

Join us for a public talk on May 8 at 3:30p.m. PDT by Neysun Mahboubi PennCSCC, who will assess China’s legal developments, with emphasis on judicial and administrative reforms. Victor Shih
RSVP: ow.ly/Qv5Q50RlKjK
#Administrativelaw #Chineselaw .

On April 29th, join us for a virtual panel discussion on our recent U.S.-China policy report. Experts explore how the United States ought to navigate the world's most consequential bilateral relationship. Neysun Mahboubi Joanna Lewis

Register now: americanprogress.org/events/a-progr…

“With the truth up for grabs, Columbia’s young journalists are getting the story.” That’s you, ⁦WKCR-FM NY⁩ ⁦Columbia Daily Spectator⁩ ⁦Bwog⁩ ⁦Columbia Journalism⁩! inquirer.com/columnists/att…

The paradox of our times. “Rich countries and regions [are] now openly espousing and defending industrial policy” while “still pushing the international financial institutions to impose an outdated prescription of Washington Consensus”.
on.ft.com/3W5NsuJ via Financial Times

Too soon to tell ;)