What does a three-week journey across China and the U.S. leave behind? For 22 Chinese and American university students, the answer is clear. From Jul 3-23, they traveled from Washington, D.C. and Montana in the U.S. to China's Yunnan Province and Beijing. Not as tourists, but as participants in the 2026 Across the Pacific: China-U.S. Youth Dialogue for a Shared Future. Check out the video to learn more about their discoveries along the way!

#BeijingReview #Opinion What an honor it was to be part of the historic 2026 World AI Conference (#WAIC) and its embedded Win-Win BRICS Forum right here in Shanghai. #Shanghai didn't just host a conference. It hosted the birth of a new #AI order. One in which the Global South isn't a passive market or a source of cheap data—it's a co-creator and co-owner. bjreview.com/Opinion/Voice/2…

A growing narrative in the U.S. paints China as its primary adversary that must be contained. But is China the U.S. "biggest threat?" We spoke with Corinna Mullin, an adjunct professor of Political Science at John Jay College, City University of New York.