Promises of Friendship and Trust

<正>U.S. vice president’s visit to China boosts mutual confidence despite economic concerns U.S. Vice President Joe Biden’s recent visit to China helped strengthen relations between the two powers,     

Marching Onward

<正>U.S. military chief’s visit to China boosts mutual understanding despite lingering disputes Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Mike Mullen’s recent visit     

Strategic Convergence Or Just Optics?

U.S.President Donald Trump’s maiden visit to India on the last leg of his presidency has been a momentous event for both sides.This showcasing of his popularity in a country with the second largest population and fi fth largest economy could improve his popularity in the presidential election with a large number of Americans being of Indian origin.It is certainly going to bring some excitement to India’s economic slowdown in recent times.     

U.S. Needs Neutral Policy on Sea Disputes

正U.S.National Security Advisor Susan Rice said during her first visit to China from September 7 to 9 that President Barack Obama regards his scheduled November visit to China as a milestone,because he attaches great importance to U.S.-China relations.Although Obama’s visit is still a month away,observers believe that instability in the South China Sea due to the"pivot to Asia"policy of the U.S.will be high on the     

Building a‘Special Relationship’

The U.S.secretary of state’s China trip helps promote mutual trust Following a packed day of meetings with Chinese leaders including President Xi Jinping,Premier Li Keqiang and State Councilor Yang Jiechi,John Kerry hailed his first visit to China as U.S.secretary of state as "extremely positive and constructive...beyond what I anticipated in many regards" in the media briefing held in Beijing’s Diaoyutai State Guesthouse on April 13.     

COMMON INTERESTS,COMMON CONCERNS

<正>Reciprocal state visit showcases the promise of China-U.S.relations U.S.President Donald Trump’s 12-day tour of Asia is the most consequential foreign trip of his presidency.Given the length of the trip—the longest visit to Asia by a U.S.president in 25 years—perhaps Trump and his advisors finally recognized     

An Awkward Detente

正Will Obama’s trip to Havana bear tangible fruits for bilateral relations?America’s ongoing presidential campaign was temporarily upstaged by U.S.President Barack Obama’s historic state visit to Cuba on March 20-22.There is no doubt that Obama’s visit to Cuba—which was in the epicenter of a nuclear confrontation during the Cold War—is of great significance.Obama became the     

A MASTERPIECE ON CHINA’S NATIONAL IMAGE

正Late U.S.journalist Harrison Salisbury’s book presents the Long March to an international audience In the 1980s,an experienced U.S.journalist and writer,Harrison Salisbury,came to visit China.Accompanied by Qin Xinghan,Curator of the Military Museum,and diplomat     

Under the Global Spotlight

<正>Donald Trump’s visit bodes well for China-U.S.relations After Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged with his U.S.counterpart,Donald Trump,in deep and friendly exchanges at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida in April,Trump is paying a state visit to China from November 8to 10.The visit is the result of active political and diplomatic interactions between the two major     

China Can Maintain Its Economic Growth

正EARLIER this year sections of the Western media tried to spin a story that the world economy was experiencing"severe slowdown in China"and"strong recovery in the U.S."In other words,China’s economy was allegedly in trouble and the U.S.was doing well.Now that the factual data is in for the fi rst half of the year it shows the opposite was true.China’s economic growth was 7.5 percent to the second quarter of 2014;that of the U.S.was 2.4 percent.China’s economy thus grew more than three times as fast as the U.S.’s.Still more signifi cantly for the U.S.,its own statistical agencies and the IMF have offi cially revised their projections for long-term U.S.growth.Both now estimate it at     

Wrestling With the Press

<正>U.S.President Trump’s adversarial media relations look set to continueU.S.presidents have vented their frustration at the media for just about as long as the nation has existed."Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper,"Thomas Jefferson,the third president and chief author of the U.S.Declaration of Independence,wrote in a letter to an editor in 1807.President     

U.S.-Cuba Reset

正President Obama’s trip to Cuba will seal diplomatic legac U.S.-Cuba relations will take another significant step toward reconciliation this spring when U.S.President Barack Obama visits Havana.He will be the first sitting U.S.president to visit the island nation since Calvin Coolidge     

NOWHERE TO HIDE

<正>Xi’s visit should be an opportunity to strengthen China-U.S.anti-graft cooperation By Jon TaylorPreparations are well underway for Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States in late September.The visit is very important in order to both head-off further friction that has developed in China-U.S.relations during the Obama administration and to continue reinforcing China’s"new model of great power relations with win-win outcomes"approach to relations with the United States.     

The Making of China’s Public Policy

Editor’s note: Last April 17 U.S. o cials came to the Center for U.S.-ChinaRelations at Tsinghua University to attend a seminar on such topics as China’spolitical system, foreign policy, trade policy, military modernization and media.As contacts between China and the U.S. are growing closer, mutual communication and trust become     

Reconsidering The U.S. Narrative

<正>As U.S.critics malign China’s human rights record and in light of the recent official visit to China by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet—who noted China’s incredible achievements and room for improvement—it’s important to bring a critical perspective to America’s claim that it champions human rights while China debases them.     

TOOLS FOR RECOVERY

Does the novel coronavirus outbreak mean econom ic opportunities for the U.S.that wouldn’t have been possible uncter normal circumstances?Some U.S.media and officials seem to hold that unkind hope.However,it is unlikely as the impact of the virus on China’s economy will be temporary and limited.     

A New Paradigm for China-U.S.Ties

<正>Chinese President Hu Jintao and U. S. President Barack Obama made headway on many fronts during the Chinese leader’s recent visit to Washington. The two leaders issued a joint China-U.S. statement that laid the foundation for future cooperation between the two coun-     

Building an Honest Partnership

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is scheduled to visit Beijing in October.In a joint interview in mid-September in New Delhi with Chinese media,including Beijing Review,Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid shared his views on relations between Indiaand China and the upcoming visit by Singh.Excerpts of the interview follow:UZHEX     

Unraveling Mysteries

<正>Ahead of the Second China-India Media Forum held in Beijing on February1,Beijing Review conducted interviews with Chinese and Indian media professionals and academics to glean their perspectives on one another’s country.Some respondents recalled personal accounts of travels through their neighboring country while others depended on the lens of the media,allowing us to see how media reports shape our understanding of the     

Trade War Debate

正Trade friction between China and the U.S.has been in the spotlight for around three months since U.S.President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum on March 22 authorizing the United States Trade Representative(USTR)to impose tariffs on$50 billion worth of imports from China.The two sides decided to halt a potential trade war after Chinese Vice Premier Liu He’s visit to the U.S.for trade