What’s needed now is long-term messaging at a short summit.

Daly previewed Chinese President Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit in September.

A discussion of two recent reports on U.S. policy toward China.

The United States would engage China and Russia more effectively by focusing debate on specific policy issues and omitting more general criticism.

During recent speeches, high-level Chinese officials delivered seemingly contradictory messages about China’s intentions as a world power—how should we decipher these mixed signals?

Perspective on recent naval exercises in the Pacific.

The Department of Justice’s indictments are justified. But they won’t be effective and they may prove counter-productive.

China’s rise can be managed peacefully — if Washington and Beijing commit to placing their relationship on a stable, long-term footing.

More differences will emerge between China and the US but they need not lead to war, says former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.

Rudd asks whether the growing ambition of China will inevitably lead to conflict with other major powers — and suggests another narrative.

A new road map for U.S.-Chinese Relations.