This full-day event features a series of expert panels discussing U.S.-China competition in today’s geopolitical landscape, China's response to the new era, the domestic drivers of U.S.-China competition, and the diplomacy of strategic competition.
This conference is co-sponsored by Georgetown…
In this article co-authored with Michael McFaul for Foreign Affairs, Evan Medeiros argues that U.S. efforts to drive a wedge between China and Russia are unlikely to succeed due to their deepening strategic partnership and shared interests in countering the United States.
During the 2024-2025 academic year, the Georgetown University Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues brought 15 students from Georgetown together with 15 peers from Peking University for an extended dialogue about the future of U.S.-China relations. After four virtual meetings, the Georgetown students travelled to Beijing and Shanghai in March 2025 to continue the dialogue in-person and participate in a study tour.
