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General George Casey: Walking in Their Shoes (Part 1)

General George Casey: Walking in Their Shoes (Part 1)

January 14 , 2020

In Part One of our interview with General George Casey, China-US Focus Editor-At-Large James Chau speaks with the retired four-star US Army general about the 40-year history of the US-China relationship, and what issues stand in the way of this historic alliance. Four decades in, there remain complex issues in the relationship, says General Casey. But while the US is an established world power, there is enough room for two. General Casey adds that the world only stands to gain from resolving these issues, and should strive to pave a peaceful future for generations to come.

More in Part Two: What's at Stake.

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Securing the World's Supply Chains
Securing the World's Supply Chains
March 20 , 2020
As a pivotal node in global supply chain, China plays a critical role in ensuring public safety and global economic health that has been severely disrupted with the COVID-19 outbreaks across the world. After a bruising fight, and now with encouraging signs for containment, China has begun to share its expertise and lessons learned, as well its resources with the rest of the world. China-US Focus Editor-at-Large James Chau explains.

China-US Focus March 20, 2020

Securing the World's Supply Chains
11:07
Cui Tiankai: We Have a Better Choice (Part 4)
Cui Tiankai: We Have a Better Choice (Part 4)
February 28 , 2020
In the final of a four-part interview with Cui Tiankai, PRC’s top diplomat in Washington, Editor-at-Large James Chau poses the question: “how do you bring two disparate sides together as China and the United States has done this week as it did monumentally four decades ago?” Hear Ambassador Cui’s response in this video and his further insights on removing biases, groundless suspicion and hostility that has strained the bilateral relationship.

February 28, 2020

Cui Tiankai: We Have a Better Choice (Part 4)
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Cui Tiankai: What Poverty Feels Like in China (Part 3)
Cui Tiankai: What Poverty Feels Like in China (Part 3)
February 25 , 2020
Editor-at-large James Chau interviews Beijing's top diplomat in Washington—Ambassador Cui Tiankai. He reflects on his personal experiences with Henry Kissinger’s secret mission to China in 1971, Deng Xiaoping and Jimmy Carter’s White House meeting in 1979, and how these pivotal events shaped the lives of both nations. "People of my generation still have the memory of poverty years ago, that's why we cherish today's life even more," Cui said, adding that the elimination of absolute poverty is a top priority for his country.

February 25, 2020

Cui Tiankai: What Poverty Feels Like in China (Part 3)
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Cui Tiankai: All Countries are Equal (Part 2)
Cui Tiankai: All Countries are Equal (Part 2)
January 22 , 2020
"We should show the global community that we can work with each other on global issues." China's Ambassador to the US, Cui Tiankai, underlines a message of unity and inclusiveness in this interview with China-US Focus.

January 22, 2020

Cui Tiankai: All Countries are Equal (Part 2)
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Cui Tiankai: Phase One Agreement Boosts Confidence (Part 1)
Cui Tiankai: Phase One Agreement Boosts Confidence (Part 1)
January 21 , 2020
For the past seven years, Ambassador Cui Tiankai has led China's diplomatic mission in Washington, D.C. It was here on January 15, 2020, where the United States and China achieved a breakthrough by signing a Phase One trade agreement that shapes a new partnership for the world's two leading economies in an uncertain international landscape.

January 21, 2020

Cui Tiankai: Phase One Agreement Boosts Confidence (Part 1)
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General George Casey: What's at Stake (Part 2)
General George Casey: What's at Stake (Part 2)
January 14 , 2020
Amidst rising U.S.-China tensions, General George Casey, the retired four-star US Army general, and Cornell professor sees a growing need to continue dialogue on how best to maintain the US-China relationship. He says that those who worry about a “modern Cold War” should know that China is not an existential threat to the US. Instead, the two countries should focus on their areas of common interest to find momentum in restabilizing the relationship. More in Part Two of our interview with General Casey.

January 14, 2020

General George Casey: What's at Stake (Part 2)
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An Interview with General George Casey
An Interview with General George Casey
January 09 , 2020
Gen. George Casey, a former Chief of Staff of the United States Army, spoke with China-US Focus host James Chau in a recent interview in Beijing.

January 09, 2020

An Interview with General George Casey
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Admiral Bill Owens: Leadership, "togetherness" and what is required for China and the U.S. to avoid the Thucydides' Trap
Admiral Bill Owens: Leadership, "togetherness" and what is required for China and the U.S. to avoid the Thucydides' Trap
January 09 , 2020
China-US Focus host James Chau recently sat down with Admiral Bill Owens (ret.) in Beijing for an exclusive interview during which the decorated navy veteran talked about how a turbulent world is reshaping the relationship between China and the United States.

January 09, 2020

Admiral Bill Owens: Leadership, "togetherness" and what is required for China and the U.S. to avoid the Thucydides' Trap

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