The Challenges of Globalization

March 29, 2026

Georgetown Students Reflect on March 2026 Student Dialogue in Shanghai and Beijing Blog Post

Georgetown University students reflect on participating in a week-long study tour to Beijing and Shanghai in March 2026 as part of the 2025-2026 U.S.-China Student Dialogue.

Responses

Collaboration on the Other Side of the World

Daniel Lam | April 1, 2026

A Return with a New Perspective

Eileen Miller | March 31, 2026

Language and Communication: Connecting Without the Right Words

Ritika Saligram | March 31, 2026

Where Does the Future Lie?

Zane Nagel | March 31, 2026

February 27, 2026

Georgetown Students Reflect on Fall 2025 Virtual Discussions with Peking University Blog Post

Georgetown University students reflect on participating in the fall 2025 U.S.-China Student Dialogue, in which they held a series of virtual dialogue sessions with peers from Peking University.

Responses

Navigating Censorship in U.S.-China Relations

Zane Nagel | February 27, 2026

Competing and Cooperating on Technology

Caroline Kiely | February 26, 2026

Divergent Attitudes to the Energy Transition: “Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality” vs. “Drill, Baby, Drill”

Daniel Lam | February 26, 2026

Resisting Algorithmic Understandings

Eileen Miller | February 26, 2026

Two Nations, One Future

John Henry Lotz-McMillen | February 26, 2026

Students’ Optimism in Diplomacy Prevails

Katie Korbein | February 26, 2026

Building Trust and Pulling Back the Curtain

Michael Scime | February 26, 2026

Trust and Understanding; The Key to Learning Diplomacy

Ritika Saligram | February 26, 2026

Breaking the Dinner Table Rule: Diplomacy Through Dialogue

Solene DeGaynor | February 26, 2026

Dialogue at An Inflection Point in U.S.-China Relations

Solomon Bennett | February 26, 2026

The Candor in Student-to-Student Dialogues

Emma Zhu | February 26, 2026

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Ties between China and the United States are at a critical juncture. The United States remains the world’s leading power, while China’s wealth and influence continue to expand. The relationship between both countries will have a decisive impact on the evolution of global governance and prospects for world peace. Despite inevitable national differences between the two countries, there remains considerable room for the cultivation of shared approaches to questions including climate change, global health, business and trade, peace and security, and economic and social development around the globe.

This blog provides a forum for scholars, students, policymakers, and the wider public to address critical issues in U.S.-China relations.

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