In order for the United States to succeed on the international stage in 2019, it needs to rekindle its relationships with longtime allies, respect international institutions, and be more active in holding repressive regimes accountable, experts told Pacific Council members in a recent teleconference.
Africa's growing economy is attracting increased foreign investment in the "new scramble for Africa," writes USC students James Cutchin and Meijun Li.
As U.S.-China tensions heat up, America's relationship with Taiwan is having a renaissance, writes James Cutchin.
Despite the ever-growing strength and influence of the People's Republic of China on the world stage, many Chinese-American community organizations continue to fly the Republic of China flag in Los Angeles’ Chinatown, writes James Cutchin.
At a recent discussion at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, Professor Stanley Rosen explained how Chinese soft power has seen its greatest success in the developing world, writes James Cutchin.
Brian Cantoni
Although the United States is no longer a major player in Central Asia, Russia’s era of dominance in the region is also declining as China’s influence is on the rise, experts told Pacific Council members in a recent teleconference.
A reflection on the past year with Pacific Council President & CEO Dr. Jerrold D. Green.
PolicyWest panelists Akhil Rao and Therese Jones speak about global space collaboration with USC student Lulit Tadesse.
Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong discusses the future of the media at PolicyWest.
A panel discussion focusing on Strategically Protecting Soft Networks to support interpreters, advisors, and contractors assisting the U.S. in conflict zones.
