How can Japan make a difference in the contest for influence in the #GlobalSouth? Join our panel at Japan House London: 🔹Ken Jimbo 🔹Rebecca Nadin 🔹 @chietigj.bsky.social 🔹Chair: Ben Bland 📅 27 Jan ⏰ 18:30-19:45 +🍸reception 📍 Japan House & online Register⤵️ www.japanhouselondon.uk/whats-on/the...

'China’s foreign policy remains an exercise in caution. Despite fiery rhetoric over Taiwan or the South China Sea, Beijing has been careful to avoid direct entanglement in wars it cannot control.' Read more from our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie in @projectsyndicate.bsky.social.

Re-watch our event with Kuyoun Chung, Sang-Yoon Ma, Edward Howell and @chietigj.bsky.social to discuss #SouthKorea's foreign policy under the Lee Jae-myung government. 📺 Recording now available here: www.chathamhouse.org/events/all/r...

Beijing is driving a low-cost technology revolution with price tags that crush global competitors. But as Europe and the US scramble to catch up, will ‘involution’ undo China’s lead, asks @jkynge.bsky.social in @theworldtoday.org.

With 2025 drawing to a close, here are our #Top10 #AsiaPacific Programme outputs, covering everything from #SouthChinaSea to #ChinaIndia, China's tech rise to South Korea's foreign policy. 🌟🌏We wish you all the best for the festive period and New Year ahead! 🌏🌟

Re-watch our event with Kuyoun Chung, Sang-Yoon Ma, Edward Howell and @chietigj.bsky.social to discuss #SouthKorea's foreign policy under the Lee Jae-myung government. 📺 Recording now available here: www.chathamhouse.org/events/all/r...

With 2025 drawing to a close, here are our #Top10 #AsiaPacific Programme outputs, covering everything from #SouthChinaSea to #ChinaIndia, China's tech rise to South Korea's foreign policy. 🌟🌏We wish you all the best for the festive period and New Year ahead! 🌏🌟

Strained India–US relations under Trump 2.0 test India’s strategic autonomy, writes @chietigj.bsky.social for East Asia Forum.

Beijing is driving a low-cost technology revolution with price tags that crush global competitors. But as Europe and the US scramble to catch up, will ‘involution’ undo China’s lead, asks @jkynge.bsky.social in @theworldtoday.org.

What lies ahead for US-China relations in 2026, and what are the likely flashpoints in the #AsiaPacific? 🌏 Our Programme Director Ben Bland and other @chathamhouse.org experts explore the world in 2026 in the latest issue of @theworldtoday.org.

For China, the US's greatest export was never democracy or consumer culture - it was the template for global power itself. Read our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie's latest analysis for @foreignpolicy.com 👇

Institute Director and Chief Executive Bronwen Maddox reviews Chatham House’s response to an extraordinary year of turbulence in international affairs.

A productive week of meetings in Beijing discussing the ongoing reset in the #China-#India relationship, Beijing’s “iron-clad”/ “all-weather” relations with #Pakistan, China’s role in #SouthAsia and how Beijing sees India’s engagement with the US, Russia and Europe. @chasiapacific.bsky.social

What lies ahead for US-China relations in 2026, and what are the likely flashpoints in the #AsiaPacific? 🌏 Our Programme Director Ben Bland and other @chathamhouse.org experts explore the world in 2026 in the latest issue of @theworldtoday.org.

China’s forthcoming Five-Year Plan wants to make innovation the engine of economic growth. But can it pay the bill without leaving ordinary households and the young unemployed behind, asks our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie in @theworldtoday.org.

Beijing is driving a low-cost technology revolution with price tags that crush global competitors. But as Europe and the US scramble to catch up, will ‘involution’ undo China’s lead, asks @jkynge.bsky.social in @theworldtoday.org.

China’s forthcoming Five-Year Plan wants to make innovation the engine of economic growth. But can it pay the bill without leaving ordinary households and the young unemployed behind, asks our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie in @theworldtoday.org.

For China, the US's greatest export was never democracy or consumer culture - it was the template for global power itself. Read our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie's latest analysis for @foreignpolicy.com 👇

Beijing is driving a low-cost technology revolution with price tags that crush global competitors. But as Europe and the US scramble to catch up, will ‘involution’ undo China’s lead, asks @jkynge.bsky.social in @theworldtoday.org.

As India's Prime Minister Modi embarks on visits to Jordan and Oman this week, @chietigj.bsky.social explains why India's engagement with the #MiddleEast reflects New Delhi's changing worldview, in his 2024 piece for @warontherocks.bsky.social.

NEW PUBLICATION | How South Korea can balance its US commitments with global engagement In our new research paper, our Korea Foundation Fellow Edward Howell examines the key foreign policy challenges facing the Lee Jae-myung government. Read it here ⬇️

#China has moved so far ahead in tech that #Europe faces a crisis. What should it do to regain competitiveness? www.chathamhouse.org/publications...

As India's Prime Minister Modi embarks on visits to Jordan and Oman this week, @chietigj.bsky.social explains why India's engagement with the #MiddleEast reflects New Delhi's changing worldview, in his 2024 piece for @warontherocks.bsky.social.

🇨🇳 | A jump in trade with non-US markets, including the EU and Global South countries, has helped Beijing shrug off the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs. Read James Kynge's (@chasiapacific.bsky.social) latest analysis for Chatham House⤵️

For China, the US's greatest export was never democracy or consumer culture - it was the template for global power itself. Read our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie's latest analysis for @foreignpolicy.com 👇

NEW PUBLICATION | How South Korea can balance its US commitments with global engagement In our new research paper, our Korea Foundation Fellow Edward Howell examines the key foreign policy challenges facing the Lee Jae-myung government. Read it here ⬇️

China's huge trade surplus, which surpassed $1 trillion this year, is remarkable, but likely unsustainable – and could result in growing Western tariff and non-tariff barriers intended to keep Chinese goods out, writes @jkynge.bsky.social @chathamhouse.org.

For China, the US's greatest export was never democracy or consumer culture - it was the template for global power itself. Read our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie's latest analysis for @foreignpolicy.com 👇

China’s surging high-tech competitiveness, weak appetite for imports and undervalued renminbi have fuelled its record $1 trillion-plus trade surplus – but the trend is unsustainable, writes @jkynge.bsky.social for @chathamhouse.org.

Given tensions between China and the Philippines, agreement on a #SouthChinaSea code of conduct is unlikely. But there are other ways for the Philippines to use its ASEAN chairmanship to advance its strategic security goals, writes @biankatv.bsky.social for @chathamhouse.org.

The rhetoric and optics of Russian president Vladimir Putin’s visit to India last week may have alluded to the strength of the India-Russia relationship - but it does not hold the geopolitical heft it once did, writes @chietigj.bsky.social for @theguardian.com.

🚨 Last chance to register for tomorrow's webinar to launch our new paper on #SouthKorea's foreign policy under President Lee Jae-myung! 🎟️ Register for the event: chathamhouse.org/events/all/r... 📔 Read the paper: www.chathamhouse.org/2025/12/how-...

In the latest episode of Independent Thinking, our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie discusses the implications of the new US National Security Strategy for Beijing. 🎧 Listen here ⬇️

🇨🇳 | A jump in trade with non-US markets, including the EU and Global South countries, has helped Beijing shrug off the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs. Read James Kynge's (@chasiapacific.bsky.social) latest analysis for Chatham House⤵️

The rhetoric and optics of Russian president Vladimir Putin’s visit to India last week may have alluded to the strength of the India-Russia relationship - but it does not hold the geopolitical heft it once did, writes @chietigj.bsky.social for @theguardian.com.

🚨 Last chance to register for tomorrow's webinar to launch our new paper on #SouthKorea's foreign policy under President Lee Jae-myung! 🎟️ Register for the event: chathamhouse.org/events/all/r... 📔 Read the paper: www.chathamhouse.org/2025/12/how-...

Given tensions between China and the Philippines, agreement on a #SouthChinaSea code of conduct is unlikely. But there are other ways for the Philippines to use its ASEAN chairmanship to advance its strategic security goals, writes @biankatv.bsky.social for @chathamhouse.org.

In the latest episode of Independent Thinking, our Senior Research Fellow Yu Jie discusses the implications of the new US National Security Strategy for Beijing. 🎧 Listen here ⬇️

China's huge trade surplus, which surpassed $1 trillion this year, is remarkable, but likely unsustainable – and could result in growing Western tariff and non-tariff barriers intended to keep Chinese goods out, writes @jkynge.bsky.social @chathamhouse.org.

China’s surging high-tech competitiveness, weak appetite for imports and undervalued renminbi have fuelled its record $1 trillion-plus trade surplus – but the trend is unsustainable, writes @jkynge.bsky.social for @chathamhouse.org.

How will South Korea navigate its myriad foreign policy challenges under the Lee Jae-myung government? Join our webinar with: 🔹Kuyoun Chung 🔹Edward Howell @chathamhouse.org 🔹Sang-Yoon Ma 🔹Chair: @chietigj.bsky.social 📅11 Dec ⏰09:30 GMT 📍Online Register here! 👇 www.chathamhouse.org/events/all/r...

NEW PUBLICATION | How can South Korea balance its US commitments with global engagement? In our new research paper, our Korea Foundation Fellow Edward Howell examines the key foreign policy challenges facing the Lee government. Read it here ⬇️

Russia's Vladimir Putin and India's Narendra Modi meeting today comes at a time of strain in the bilateral relationship. While they may seek to deepen India-Russia cooperation, in the long-term, relations are in a managed decline, writes @chietigj.bsky.social for @chathamhouse.org.

Russia's Vladimir Putin and India's Narendra Modi meet for summit talks today, at a time of strain in the bilateral relationship. While they may seek to deepen India-Russia cooperation, in the long-term, relations are in a managed decline, writes @chietigj.bsky.social.

'For India, Putin’s visit demonstrates that New Delhi maintains a diversified foreign policy that is not beholden to whims of the Trump administration. For Russia, it shows that Moscow is not isolated despite Western sanctions.' @chietigj.bsky.social discusses #PutininIndia with The World 👇

🇰🇷 | How South Korea can balance its US commitments with global engagement In our latest research paper, Korea Foundation Fellow Edward Howell (@chasiapacific.bsky.social) examines the key foreign policy challenges facing South Korea's new government. Read in full ⤵️

NEW PUBLICATION | How can South Korea balance its US commitments with global engagement? In our new research paper, our Korea Foundation Fellow Edward Howell examines the key foreign policy challenges facing the Lee government. Read it here ⬇️

Last month, Pakistan approved a constitutional amendment giving its army and army chief unprecedented powers. It could also have serious implications for regional tensions and fan the flames of border insurgencies, writes our Associate Fellow Farzana Shaikh for @chathamhouse.org.

This week, Russia's Vladimir Putin will visit India. His trip aims to reaffirm New Delhi–Moscow relations – just as Donald Trump applies pressure to downgrade them, writes @chietigj.bsky.social in his new @chathamhouse.org expert comment.

The AI race between the US and China is still in its early stages. But the assessments that low-cost, high performance Chinese #AI models are gaining ground in the US should add to concerns over an 'AI bubble’, writes @jkynge.bsky.social for @chathamhouse.org.