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Today, ICAS cohosted the conference “EU-China Relations in an Era of Great Power Competition and Global Order Reconfiguration” with the Institute for China-Europe Studies, Institute for South China Sea Studies, and Institute for Security & Development Policy in Brussels, Belgium.
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Honored to attend @arcticcircleorg in Reykjavik for the 1st time and speak on US-China cooperation and Russian Arctic narratives. Thank you to @icasDC @FletcherSchool for the invitation and to everyone who attended! So nice to meet old and new friends, and be featured in @CCTV
On Friday, October 9, ICAS and The Fletcher School at Tufts University hosted "Competing Narratives in the Arctic" at the 2026 @arcticcircleorg Assembly.
Read more from Dr. Nong Hong on takeaways from the assembly here: chinaus-icas.org/research/co…
Photo: Artic Circle Flickr
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Why is Greenland attracting attention beyond its strategic value?
Nong Hong looks at the economic, resource, and geopolitical interests shaping the debate over the Arctic territory.
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Beyond trade and technology, where else can China and the US find common ground? Dr. Nong Hong of the Institute for China-America Studies highlights opportunities for cooperation in climate change, health and disaster relief. #APECChina2026 #APECChinaYear #ActToAction
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The ‘G2’ illusion: China wants equality while Washington seeks bargains scmp.com/news/china/diplomac…
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#即时看天下SayNow|As Chinese and US heads of state meet again, SMD launches "China Opportunity 2.0" Global Talks. First up: Sourabh Gupta of #ICAS — now is a good time for #US-#China cooperation in #trade and beyond.
@icasDC @ChinaEmbIreland @YANGPeidon21976 @AmbXieFeng
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#即时看天下SayNow|As Chinese and #US heads of state are set to meet, SMD launches "China Opportunity 2.0" Global Talks. First up: Sourabh Gupta of #ICAS(@icasDC) — broad scope for US-#China cooperation in #AI regulation and beyond.
@zhang_heqing @ChinaEmbinCH @AmbLiuXiaoMing
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Asia-Pacific policy specialist Sourabh Gupta says President Donald Trump appears to be “going out of his way” to host Chinese President Xi Jinping, with an emphasis not only on the substance of their meeting but also on creating strong optics, atmosphere and a sense of occasion. #ChinaUSTies
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Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the White House and met with U.S. President Donald Trump on September 24.
Sourabh Gupta, a senior fellow at the Institute for China-America Studies, welcomed President Xi’s announcement that China will invite 100,000 young Americans to visit over the next five years.
He described people-to-people exchanges as a stabilizing ballast in China–U.S. relations.
As Trump and Xi prepare to meet in Washington, AI has emerged as a new front in their strategic rivalry — from chips and computing power to frontier models and military applications. Could they find common ground to address the AI challenge? Read more 👇️
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Iran war tests expanding BRICS as bloc seeks greater global clout turkishpress.co.uk/haber-ira…
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SCMP: According to sources familiar with the plan, Xi is expected to arrive in Washington on September 24 and depart on September 25, mirroring Trump’s just three-day itinerary in China.
Sourabh Gupta, a senior fellow at the Institute for China-America Studies, said Beijing was unlikely to let individual presidential comments, or the prediction markets reacting to them, derail its broader objectives.
“Beijing has learned to look beyond the president’s individual, erratic utterances,” Gupta said. “While individual utterances may move prediction markets, [they are] unlikely to deflect Beijing from its summit goals and priorities,” Gupta said. Chinese officials have “learned to disregard that which is realistically beyond their control”.
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“I just wish I could run away with it and go back to America!” 🚗
On Sept. 4, an American researcher on China-U.S. relations visited BYD’s headquarters in Shenzhen and was impressed by its concept car. Honestly, who wouldn’t? 👀
@BYDGlobal @tphuang @Ma_WuKong @AmbXieFeng @Shenzhen_style
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ICAS is seeking one research assistant intern for its Blue Carbon and Climate Change (BCCC) Program and Bulletin Newsletter for Fall 2026!
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Why China will need a ‘more persuasive security offer’ to win over middle powers scmp.com/news/china/diplomac…
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Will Washington’s tech crackdown test fragile US-China truce?
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ICAS released TWO issue briefs this week!
From Research Associate Yilun Zhang, on U.S.-China competition in Shipbuilding: chinaus-icas.org/research/be…
From Research Assistant Intern Youngseo Kim on U.S.-South Korea Shipbuilding amid Coupang tension: chinaus-icas.org/research/th…
Since 2020, China has broadened its economic toolkit to respond more forcefully to US restrictions.
“They reveal that China’s countermeasures framework have come of age,” said @ICASgupta.
Read the full piece from @SCMPNews here: scmp.com/news/china/diplomac…






















