📅4/26 🕘9:00am ET How are Chinese scholars assessing the state of the Belt and Road Initiative 10 years in? Join us for a panel discussion feat. Yunnan Chen 陈韵楠, Manoj Kewalramani and Henry Tugendhat to discuss this and other important questions about the BRI. csis.org/events/belt-an…

NEW 🚨 Jon Alterman and Lily McElwee unpack how Great Power competition and the Global South's growing influence will impact global order in the twenty-first century. Read the latest report from the Brzezinski Chair in Global Security and Geostrategy here: buff.ly/3JwnKrE

"Today’s world is less unified, and the problems are more numerous. Many states want the international system to adapt, but the Global South is far from monolithic," writes CSIS's Jon B. Alterman and Lily McElwee. Read the full report here: features.csis.org/pursuing-globa…

We’ve reached 300 translated documents! Interested in what Chinese scholars are writing about U.S.-China relations, China’s economy and demographics, or how Beijing is approaching AI governance? We’ve covered these topics and many more: interpret.csis.org/translations/

I'm delighted to present my NEW CNAS report: Beyond China's Black Box: Five Trends Shaping Beijing’s Foreign and Security Policy Decision-Making Under Xi Jinping Read it here: cnas.org/publications/r…

Thanks, CSIS China: Interpret, for the opportunity to contribute to the "The Belt and Road Initiative at 10: Regional Perspectives on China’s Evolving Approach" project, alongside Manoj Kewalramani, Oyuna Baldakova, Otele Meywa Oscar, and Cheng-Chwee Kuik. interpret.csis.org/the-belt-and-r… Lily McElwee

"The overall trend in Hong Kong is clearly in the direction of further erosion of autonomy across nearly all domains," write Scott Kennedy, Lily McElwee, and Jude Blanchette in their latest report. Read the full analysis: csis.org/analysis/erosi…

A helpful map to visualize China's diplomatic relationships. Read more about how Chinese scholars are defining these partnerships in our translation - interpret.csis.org/translations/w…

In a new short Interpret: China commentary, I analyze recently translated Chinese writings on the war in Ukraine. interpret.csis.org/chinese-assess…

The Freeman Chair is looking to hire a Program Manager/Research Associate to manage our Interpret: China project and for other program support. If interested please apply by October 7th using the link below: careers.csis.org/opportunities/…

We are hiring! Apply by October 7th to join the CSIS Freeman Chair in China Studies as a program manager and research associate. The PM/RA will manage our open-source translations project and conduct 🇨🇳 research for the program. Spread the word! careers.csis.org/opportunities/…

We are hiring! Apply to run the unique open source translation project, Interpret: China - we are looking for candidates with exceptional research, writing, and Mandarin skills. Apply by October 7! careers.csis.org/opportunities/…

This new Freeman Chair report explores whether the United States should more clearly define the end goals for its China policy, featuring contributions to the debate from more than 20 leading experts on China and grand strategy: csis.org/analysis/defin…

Chargée d’Affaires Sophie Karlshausen hosted a luncheon with experts from Carnegie Endowment, Atlantic Council, German Marshall Fund and CSIS to discuss the future of #USChina relations and implications for Europe. #TransatlanticCooperation #Belgium

Looking forward to hosting Rep. Jim Himes (Jim Himes 🇺🇸🇺🇦), ranking member of House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, for a discussion on future of US-China relations, followed by expert panel feat. Lily McElwee, CSIS Food & Water Security Program, and Nellie Bristol. brookings.edu/events/where-a…

Tomorrow! From 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Jim Himes 🇺🇸🇺🇦, Ryan Hass, CSIS Food & Water Security Program, Lily McElwee, Nellie Bristol, & Caroline Smith DeWaal of CSIS discuss the future of the two superpowers' relationship: brook.gs/3Osm44Z

China’s social credit system, supply chain security, overseas talent recruitment, joint construction of BRI, rule of law in foreign affairs... For Beijing’s views on these topics and more, dive into this Q&A excerpt of the Third Plenum of the 20th CCP Central Committee:

Join us tomorrow, December 6 from 11:30 AM EST-12:45 PM EST, for a discussion with Jim Himes 🇺🇸🇺🇦 & Ryan Hass on U.S.-China relations followed by a panel with Lily McElwee, CSIS Food & Water Security Program, Caroline Smith DeWaal, & Nellie Bristol. More: t.ly/Koz0e

The Freeman Chair gives a warm welcome to its newest staff member Han Chen, who will manage the Freeman Chair's Interpret: China project and conduct program research. Han was previously an editorial fellow at Axios with a focus on U.S.-China relations. csis.org/people/han-chen

I’m honored and excited to be joining PCFR at this pivotal time. Arizona is at the forefront of so many trends shaping our future – advanced manufacturing, climate resilience, technological innovation. Look forward to carrying on the great work of PCFR past and present!