Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues

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About the Initiative

The Georgetown Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues is a university platform for engagement among scholars, students, and practitioners to advance dialogue and promote solutions to global challenges ranging from climate change to peace and security.

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Events

Takaichi and Xi

Dec
4

2025

China-Japan Relations and Implications for the United States Event

This event brings together leading voices to unpack the complexities of China–Japan relations. Panelists will explore how regional dynamics influence global security and U.S. strategic interests. Join us for an engaging and informative session.

Other Events

Nov
24

2025

He Knows This Place: Film Screening and Discussion Event

Apr
25

2025

Africa-China Initiative 2025 Spring Symposium Event

Apr
24

2025

The Extraordinary in the Mundane: Family and Forms of Community in China Event

Apr
2

2025

U.S.-China Strategic Competition: Views from Asia's Frontline Event

Featured

Ning Leng on the Political Costs of Doing Business in China

Ning Leng on the Political Costs of Doing Business in China

In this interview with The Wire China, Ning Leng discusses her new book "Politicizing Business: How Firms Are Made to Serve the Party-State in China" on how Chinese government officials tap companies to provide political services.

Georgetown Vice President for Global Engagement Hosts Discussion on China's World View

Georgetown Vice President for Global Engagement Thomas Banchoff moderated a conversation with China expert Pei Minxin at Georgetown Americas Institute "The Americas and the World Forum."

The Trump-Xi Summit and Future of U.S.-China Ties

In this episode with the German Marshall Fund, Dennis Wilder discusses the Trump-Xi summit and the future of U.S.-China relations.