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  1. Woman shouts at police officers as they advance towards protesters in Hong Kong
    The U.S. Has a Role to Play in the Escalating Hong Kong Crisis – as a Moderating Force
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    "Washington is not the ‘black hand’ Beijing believes it to be. But neither should it wash its hands of the crisis, as Trump has apparently done"
  2. Traders and financial professionals work ahead of the closing bell on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August 1, 2019 in New York City.
    Unpacking the Escalating U.S.-China Conflict: Q&A with David M. Lampton
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    The U.S.-China relationship is in a dangerous downward spiral. The crisis in the relationship has spread virtually to every arena, from the intensifying trade war between the two largest economies to their escalating technology rivalry that is rippling into a U.S.
  3. Journalists watch a live broadcast of China's President Xi Jinping speaking during the first session of the G20 summit on June 28, 2019 in Osaka, Japan.
    FSI Scholars Among Signatories Urging Effective U.S. Policy Toward China
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    A group of more than 100 leading American Asia specialists, former U.S. officials and military officers, and foreign policy experts has signed an open letter calling on President Trump and Congress to develop a U.S. approach to China that is focused on creating enduring coalitions with other countries in support of economic and security objectives rather than on efforts to contain China’s engagement with the world.
  4. A display for facial recognition and artificial intelligence is seen on monitors at Huawei's Bantian campus on April 26, 2019 in Shenzhen, China.
    U.S.-China Relations Fractious, Not Fragile, Says APARC Fellow
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    Forty years after the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and China, the two superpowers are competing and contesting every arena, from trade to AI research and from space exploration to maritime rights. Instead of what Americans referred to as engagement and Chinese called reform and opening, many experts and analysts now characterize the relations between the two countries as dangerously brittle.
  5. Jean Oi and Mike McFaul listening to David Lampton speak at Oksenberg Conference
    Audio: FSI Director, Oksenberg-Rohlen Fellow Discuss U.S.-China Conflict
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    “But as I read what the communist party, what President Xi says, I don't see the same fervor to the ideological dimension of what China is doing around the world...[compared to what] the Soviets were doing.”
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