A virtual panel discussion assessing the economic and security implications of the Trump–Xi summit, featuring Chad P. Bown, Adam S. Posen, and Yeling Tan, moderated by Marcus Noland. The event will include presentation of recent research and a moderated discussion. Streamed live on the PIIE website and YouTube.
A Quincy Institute webinar on President Xi's visit to Washington and its implications, featuring Jake Werner, Alvin Wang Graylin, and Paul Heer; moderated by Kelley Beaucar Vlahos.
ACLED webinar examining China's expanding maritime presence around Taiwan and implications for regional security. Speakers: Laura Sorica (ACLED) and Ratih Kabinawa (Adjunct Research Fellow, University of Western Australia); moderated by Daniel Herrera Kelly (ACLED).
CSIS Trustee Chair Scott Kennedy moderates a virtual panel on the economic-security dimensions of the Trump-Xi summit, covering trade, industrial policy, supply chains, clean tech, cybersecurity, dual-use technologies, and AI. Panelists include Sujai Shivakumar, Philip Luck, Kate Koren, Ilaria Mazzocco, and Lauryn Williams.
A conversation with the directors of Stimson’s China, Russia, and Reimagining U.S. Grand Strategy Programs to analyze summit results and assess US–China relations.
CSIS Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics presents Logan Wright discussing his book Broken China on the financial roots of China’s slowdown, followed by a panel discussion with Scott Kennedy (moderator), Dinny McMahon, Tianlei Huang, and Zoe Liu. Reception and book signing to follow. Recording will be available on the event page.
In-person panel discussion on the strategic implications of deepening ties between China, Russia and North Korea for the Indo-Pacific. Speakers include Dr Aparna Pande, Professor Herman Joseph Kraft, Dr Ja Ian Chong and Dr Lavina Lee; moderated by Matthew Knott. Free with registration required.
Online panel discussing allied efforts to de-risk rare earth supply chains and the policy options for a coordinated allied approach. Speakers: Dr Naoise McDonagh and Genna Lehman; moderated by Hayley Channer. Hosted by the United States Studies Centre (University of Sydney).
Virtual launch and discussion of the 29th Geneva Report on the World Economy, covering global imbalances, the role of the dollar, and evolving global liquidity. Presenters include Valentina Bruno, Steven B. Kamin, Cédric Tille, and Ángel Ubide, moderated by Caroline Atkinson. Streamed on the PIIE website and YouTube.
A members-only in-person conversation with Dr Ahana Datta Fasel about her book 'Full Stack Spies' and cyber espionage amid US-China competition.
Jobs and Development Conference 2026 (9–10 Oct) bringing together researchers, policymakers and practitioners to discuss jobs, labour markets and inclusive development. Organized by UNU‑WIDER.
A two-day executive-education course examining how technology and innovation shape U.S. geopolitical priorities, covering U.S.-China tech competition, trade weaponization, energy security, AI, and quantum technologies.
Robert D. Kaplan delivers the Charles W. Kegley, Jr. Annual Lecture on U.S. misreadings of China and the high stakes in current U.S.-China relations. Public virtual event.