What is next for China and US after Sullivan’s Beijing visit?
For China and US, dialogue is a first step; ultimately, there need to be deals done. By starting with agreements on less contentious issues like climate change, the two side can take on bigger issues: Peter Walker on Sullivan’s Beijing visit
American expert explains why he remains optimistic about China’s economy
After the third plenum, a group of US businesspeople came to visit China. While US government keeps strong tariffs and sanctions against China, US companies understand China is cutting-edge in many areas: Peter Walker
China leads far ahead on industrial policies, US should compete, not contain China
China’s success in EVs is replicable and applies to many other industries. The US needs to learn and compete with China, instead of containing China with tariffs and sanctions: Peter Walker
US should embrace competition, not contain China, in electric vehicle development
by Peter Walker
Why tariffs won’t help US win global competition in EV with China？
China has a large running head start in EVs. But putting tariffs is not going to do anything for a competitive position globally. What the US has to do is first and foremost make the mindset change，which is to compete not contain: Peter Walker
US needs to take seriously China’s plan to attract foreign investment
Business to business is probably the most productive avenue for discussion between China and the US. The US needs to take seriously China’s plans to attract foreign investment. There are many opportunities for US companies: Peter Walker
US’ China containment policy is a losing proposition
The notion of Foreign Affairs article that the US can contain China is fundamentally flawed, and places the US in a losing proposition. Instead, the US can compete against China by focusing on developing itself: Peter Walker
Has China peaked? China still has an enormous developing room
Has China peaked? Will China collapse? Peter Walker at Global Arena.
China’s 24-point plan for foreign investment deals with concerns of US companies
China’s 24-point plan for foreign investment, including opening-up of a number of industries and being more assertive in protecting intellectual property rights, deals with concerns of US companies: Peter Walker
US rejecting Chinese students with a valid visa is a farce
The fact that US customs rejected Chinese graduate students who went home to China for the holidays and were returning to the US is a farce. This also shows how head-to-head competitive the US and China are in advanced technologies: Peter Walker
China’s win-win vs US’ ‘table and menu theory’: which philosophy will shape our future?
China: “win-win is the future of mankind”; US: “you’re either on the table or on the menu.” If you were to poll countries around the world, over 90% of the rest of the world would be supportive of the Chinese position: Peter Walker
Differences between China and US in approaching industrial policy
The US wants to maintain a competitive advantage in high end chips, but it has no experience in how to bring to fruition through industrial policy. The way China has approached industrial policy is very compelling, for example, what it has done in EVs.
Can Washington transcend cold war narrative and avoid ‘decoupling’ with China?
by Peter Walker
Why are negotiations difficult? US has a very poor understanding of China and its development
The US just has a very poor understanding of what China is and how it became what it is today, thus it is very difficult to negotiate and develop a long-term relationship.
US election is the biggest uncertainty in 2024 for China and world
The US election is the biggest uncertainty in 2024. China needs to use its core strengths such as efficiency of its system to minimize its dependence on the West
US sanctions motivate China to go faster on chips
US is trying to use tariffs and sanctions against China to maintain its supremacy. This has only motivated China to invest more and go faster and become independent from the US in areas like chips: Peter Walker
US system undermines democracy while Chinese government responds to the people
by Peter Walker
The Argentinean people want change – what does this mean for China and the US?
by Peter Walker
Xi-Biden summit a big success: Peter Walker
Xi-Biden summit is regarded at this point as a pretty big success and has laid the groundwork for more summits in the future: American observer on China-US relations Peter Walker
Dualistic model in Western society is a stumbling block to China-US cooperation
An interview with Peter Walker
A Decade of Inspiration: Interview with Peter Walker
Interview with American observer on China-US relations Peter Walker: the talent in the Chinese government is undeniably very strong.
Talent in Chinese government is undeniably very strong: Peter Walker
An interview with Peter Walker
What the world could use now: a reset between the U.S. and China
Pete Walker why U.S./China relations need a reset
Shift in mindset needed so US can work with China to tackle coronavirus pandemic and other global issues
Pete Walker Discusses What it Would Take for Constructive Engagement between US and China
Stepping Up to the China Opportunity
Pete Walker Shares What is Changing in China and How Companies Can Compete
China’s Response to Virus Outbreak / Trade Talks
Bloomberg Discusses China with Pete Walker
Bloomberg’s business in China has grown. That could create unprecedented entanglements if he is elected president.
by Michael Kranish
