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China and North Korea: Comrades-in-NO-Arms
When I thought of North Korea a year ago, I pictured a dark, desolate place, where color could...
Do Confucius Institutes Pose a Threat to American Campuses?
The first Confucius Institute (CI) opened in Seoul, South Korea in 2004, and the first CI in the...
Report on the Great Powers and Global Peace Forum
On October 24, 2017, The Carter Center and the Halle Institute for Global Learning at Emory...
Bill Gates’ Mandarin op-ed in The People’s Daily (Sept. 3, 2018)
The following article was translated by Rumeng Chen, China Program Fall 2018 Intern. The original...
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Ding Kuisong: Reform and Development Research Foundation Meeting
Ding Kuisong is the Secretary General of the China International Culture Exchange Centre, which is...
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Liu Yawei Responds to China Review: China’s Active Participation is Necessary for Peace in the Korean Peninsula
Regarding the “Trump-Kim Summit”, Liu Yawei pointed out that from the private meeting of the...
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Exclusive Report: The New “China” According to the American Managers of the US-China Relationship
For a briefing report of government officials, former government officials, think tank...
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“American Carnage”: The Illusion at the Heart of Trump’s Trade War
The American manufacturing industry is a victim of its own efficiency. Blaming the Chinese...
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Transcript: President Xi Addresses the 2018 Boao Forum for Asia in Hainan
The following is a transcript of the keynote address delivered by President Xi Jinping at the...
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China’s Image Problem
By Justin Elliott Australia’s growing concern with Chinese influence in Australian affairs is...
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Response to Xiang Songzuo: China Should Learn from the U.S.’s Mistakes as well as its Achievements
In an article I translated titled “Our Fundamental Problem is not China-U.S. Relations,” the...
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The World Reacts to China’s Constitutional Amendment
Last Sunday on March 11, 2018, China’s National People’s Congress removed a clause from the...
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Xiang Songzuo: Our Fundamental Problem is Not China-U.S. Relations
(The following article was translated from Chinese. The original article can be found here. The...
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In Pursuit of Nietzsche’s “Rope”: President Carter Talks about U.S.-China Relationship
On Wednesday, February 14, 2018, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter delivered a lecture to about...
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Do Confucius Institutes Pose a Threat to American Campuses?
The first Confucius Institute (CI) opened in Seoul, South Korea in 2004, and the first CI in the...
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Participants Debate the Arrival of a Tipping Point in China-U.S. Relations at the 2018 Young Scholars Forum
The U.S.-China Young Scholars Forum (YSF), initiated by the Carter Center and The Global Times...
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All Quiet in the Taiwan Strait in the Coming Years?
On December 2, 2016, then-President-elect Trump received a congratulatory phone call from...
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Can the First North Korean Nuclear Crisis Inform the Current Challenge?
(Presentation at The Sixth TCC-CPAFFC Forum on US-China Relations by Marion V. Creekmore, Jr.) ...
Read MoreMy Farewell
My Farewell By: Han Han Translated by: Margaret Xuanyi Lu Many people do not know this, but I was the class representative for math in elementary school. Afterwards, due to my carelessness and my preference for writing, I...
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Prospects for Education Relations in Xi’s New Era*
Education is in the DNA of U.S. – China relations, a DNA strand that has served both countries...
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China and North Korea: Comrades-in-NO-Arms
When I thought of North Korea a year ago, I pictured a dark, desolate place, where color could...
Read MoreChina Town Hall Meeting
The China Town Hall Meeting video from last week has been uploaded online. If you want to see, the link is down below....
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Report on the Great Powers and Global Peace Forum
On October 24, 2017, The Carter Center and the Halle Institute for Global Learning at Emory...
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SR: The Week’s China Reads
Every week, China Program’s Senior Advisor Dr. Robert A. Kapp compiles a reading list and provides commentary, for you to better understand China.
Robert A. Kapp is senior advisor to the China Program at the Carter Center. He has been principal of Robert A. Kapp and Associates, a business consulting firm, since 2004. From 1994 through 2004 he served as President of the United States-China Business Council…
Hong Kong Focus
Suzanne Pepper is a Hong Kong-based American writer and the author of “Civil War in China: The Political Struggle, 1945-1949.” Pepper now authors her hkfocus blog which focuses on Hong Kong’s democracy movement struggles within the Chinese political system.