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We are concerned Americans from all walks of life who have come together in opposition to the dramatically increasing drive toward confrontation between the United States and China. We have launched a new effort called Pivot to Peace to educate and mobilize public opinion about the benefits of a policy that facilitates cooperation and mutual respect between the United States and China.
Statement on Kurt Campbell’s nomination to be Deputy Secretary of State
Statement on Kurt Campbell’s nomination to be Deputy Secretary of State

On November 1, President Joe Biden announced Kurt Campbell’s appointment as Deputy Secretary of State. For anyone concerned about the dangerous state of relations between the United States and China, this is a troubling development. Kurt Campbell has been one of the principal advocates of a hostile and belligerent posture toward China over the past decade and more under three successive administrations. He was a key architect of the “Pivot to Asia” under President Obama, the redeployment of American military assets to contain China. As one of the founders of the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), he has […]

Chinese Scientists Leaving the US in Record Numbers
Chinese Scientists Leaving the US in Record Numbers

There’s been a crackdown on Chinese scientists in the U.S. in the last few years by the FBI. These scientists have been surveilled, interrogated, and arrested, suspected of stealing trade secrets from US universities and research labs. While the Trump-era DOJ China Initiative is over, Anti-China rhetoric is ramping up. It’s no wonder many are leaving. Also hanging in the balance is the Science and Technology Agreement between the US and China, initially signed in 1979. As the US wages a new Cold War and declares power competition with China, what will happen with scientific exchange?

Fukushima: Nuclear Water & Future of the Pacific Ocean
Fukushima: Nuclear Water & Future of the Pacific Ocean

Millions around the world are speaking up about the Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water. China has put an import ban on Japanese seafood. And this last week, radioactive water was detected by the California coast. And yet Japanese and Western media claim this water release is no big deal. Interestingly, the U.S. has just sealed a cooperative deal with Japan and South Korea. So what are facts and what are media narratives entangled with new Cold War geopolitics? And the question is: will we look after the well-being of the Pacific Ocean?

BRICS 2023: Summit of Developing Nations
BRICS 2023: Summit of Developing Nations

Across the world, there’s a desire for non-interventionist, peaceful cooperation closer aligned to the interest of the global majority. The annual BRICS Summit is a meeting of developing nations, this year held in Johannesburg. BRICS, a grouping led by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. This grouping isn’t just a China or Russia project, as some Western outlets will report. BRICS comprises nearly half of the world population, working on alternatives for global trade and development outside of domination by the G7 countries (U.S., U.K, France, Canada, Germany, Japan, Italy). This year’s agenda focused on BRICS loans for much-needed […]

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