Robert Delaney

“If an entity is conducting disruptive attacks against critical infrastructure, we will come after them. We can sanction them and use that tool, particularly around the world.” https://t.co/Nx5Z1Yq0vz via @markmagnier @scmpnews

“Hi guys, TikTok refugee here. I am so nervous to be on this app but I also find it to be really exciting and thrilling that we are all doing this,” said Nuha, in her first video posted to Xiaohongshu on Sunday. https://t.co/7SH8GN6xQX via @khushboo228 @SCMPNews

Thanks to Cato for organizing this. Looking forward to the discussion.

Cato Foreign Policy @CatoFP

🚨 Upcoming Event 🚨 On January 16th, @EricGomezAsia, @clark_packard, and @RFDelaney will discuss the future of U.S-China Policy. Register for the event here: https://t.co/ZM3VvIDuKv #China #CatoFP

Thanks for highlighting, @ColumbiaJournMA!

M.A. Columbia Journ @ColumbiaJournMA

For @SCMPNews, @ColumbiaJournMA alum @khushboo228 (MA Politics '22) reports that newspapers’ decision not to endorse a presidential candidate has roiled the U.S. media landscape. https://t.co/uZJyHzezKx

Will US law banning TikTok prevail on secret government evidence? https://t.co/IVpktIMcpv via @scmpnews @khushboo228

I feel honored and privileged to have learned about the research this group is doing. These folks are the future of innovative, strategic thinking on US-China relations.

Neysun Mahboubi @NeysunM

Thanks to everyone who offered such great feedback to our Penn Project on the Future of US–China fellows all week in DC. We will publish the final products on our website (https://t.co/Q7z6OpgYV7) beginning in late October, and extensively discuss on project webinars & podcasts. https://t.co/sfAuMdwooq

"There’s such a widespread understanding that US-China relations are particularly poor right now. That is part of what is driving this intense interest" in the US election. https://t.co/5jeGtWgo7e via @NCUSCR @NeysunM

Despite differences between the political systems of China and his adopted homeland it is “possible to adapt some ideas to the Brazilian context”, such as more comprehensive state services and stronger neighborhood associations. https://t.co/U0AQf8CGkF via @scmpnews @ipatrickbr

In the grouping of major countries, American diplomats’ pay of $140,000 per year led the way. Story by @bochenhan via @scmpnews. https://t.co/13I0Qkb6P7

Thanks to @khushboo228 for pulling together Walz's China background and how his opponents have seized on it. https://t.co/UI9efzMQpg

“In this current era of heightened anti-Asian hate, Chinese-Americans and the Asian-American community are already looking over their shoulders on a daily basis,” @GovGaryLocke said in a letter released by @Committee100. https://t.co/bCimsypNgO via @scmpnews @markmagnier

"It is abundantly clear that we have more convergence now when it comes to how to approach China than we’ve ever had." https://t.co/zMDcdqnoxN via @scmpnews @khushboo228

Unlike their Latin American counterparts who make up the bulk of the border crossers, Chinese migrants flee the world’s second largest economy, and typically travel through three continents before making it to American soil. https://t.co/cw9xtEnLc7 via @scmpnews @bochenhan

A key problem, @dennisw5 tells @markmagnier, is that both countries pride themselves on being “hyper exceptional” stand-outs in human history – a view that does not engender humility or accommodation. https://t.co/Qw3xuQoX79 via @scmpnews

China’s largest and longest-running trade show was inaugurated in April 1957 in Guangzhou to circumvent the trade embargo the US had imposed in the 1950s during the Korean war. https://t.co/7vjgkEr2vq via @scmpnews @khushboo228