US-China

US-China

Research

Will American and Chinese Societies Support a New Type of Cold War?

Hanns W. Maull, Matt Ferchen

Analysis

Jun 19, 2020

As bilateral relations between America and China continue to deteriorate, pundits seem to be converging on a “new type of Cold War” as the most plausible scenario for future world politics. Picture by gioiak2 via 123rf.

China’s key opinion leaders on the trade conflict with the US: influence and censorship

Mao Yishu

Analysis

Jun 27, 2019

What should Australia do about PRC-US technology competition? (China Matters)

John Lee

External Publication

May 23, 2019

Huawei’s 90-day reprieve won’t impress China’s hardliners

Nis Grünberg

Analysis

May 22, 2019

Normalization of Sino-American relations: 40 years later

Jerome A. Cohen

Analysis

Jan 14, 2019

China-US Trade War: No end in sight?

Max J. Zenglein

Johannes Heller

Graphic

Sep 13, 2018

China upgrades diplomacy while the United States pulls back

Helena Legarda

Analysis

Mar 21, 2018

US tax cuts might inspire more capital outflows from China

Maximilian Kärnfelt

Analysis

Jan 25, 2018

Insights

Industrial Policy and Technology

Noah Barkin on the implications of the US-China tech war for Europe

Johannes Heller

Podcast

Feb 25, 2020

Events

Entrepreneur Rui Ma at a MERICS Lunch Talk

US-China

Digital China

MERICS Lunch Talk: Chinese Internet entrepreneurs amid the US-China trade dispute

Nov. 06, 2019

MERICS Lunch Talk with Dr. Abdul Abiad

US-China

The US-Chinese trade conflict and Asian economies: risk or opportunity?

Oct. 15, 2019

Berlin

Experts on US-China

Matt Ferchen

Matt Ferchen

Head of Global China Research

Mikko Huotari

Mikko Huotari

Executive Director

Max J. Zenglein

Max J. Zenglein

Chief Economist

John Lee

John Lee

Senior Analyst

Helenea Legarda

Helena Legarda

Analyst

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