In this interview, Dennis Wilder, senior fellow for the Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues at Georgetown University, emphasizes the critical need for student exchanges between the United States and China, and how initiatives like the multi-university program led by CUSEF and Georgetown University can bridge cultural gaps and build empathy. He speaks with James Chau of China-US Focus.

Professor Wang Dong of Peking University calls for a "new engagement consensus" between Beijing and Washington, emphasizing mutual respect and reciprocity without intent to change each other. He also notes that the two powers have the potential to serve as the pillars of our global system, while working collaboratively with other stakeholders.

Professor Wang Dong of Peking University and CUSEF President James Chau discuss the ongoing academic collaboration and exchange between Chinese and American universities. They also highlight the Johns Hopkins SAIS program supported by CUSEF as an example on how increased exchange encourages young leaders to learn from each other.

Will China’s local government debt lead to a systemic financial crisis?In this interview, Professor Huang Yingping discusses one of China’s “three perils” with James Chau, President of the China-United States Exchange Foundation.

In this interview, Professor Huang Yiping discusses the end of China’s “economic miracle,” and why the country is now working to transition to a more normal economic growth model. He speaks with James Chau, President of the China-United States Exchange Foundation.

Following China’s annual Two Sessions, James Chau, President of the China-United States Exchange Foundation, spoke with Professor Huang Yiping about the trajectory of China’s economy and the factors that influence it.

Harvard University Professor Joseph Nye discusses the multifaceted dynamics of the U.S.-China relationship, and offers insights into fostering trust and understanding between the two nations. He speaks with James Chau of China-US Focus.

In this interview with James Chau of China-US Focus, Harvard University Professor Joseph Nye discusses economic decoupling between the U.S. and China, and global cooperation. He also introduces the idea of "cooperative rivalry," emphasizing the need for both competition and cooperation in shaping policies towards China to address global challenges effectively.