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** February 14, 2021
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** UPCOMING WEBINARS
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** Toward a worker-centered China policy:
How to make US-China trade help Americans and the world

Thursday, February 25
3:00 pm Eastern
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REGISTER ([link removed])

The Trump administration’s trade war with China has cost American workers at least 245,000 jobs, cost American consumers tens of billions of dollars for increased prices on consumer goods, and cost American taxpayers tens of billions of dollars to fund aid to farmers harmed by retaliatory tariffs. President Biden and several of his top advisers have criticized the US-China trade war as ineffective and harmful, stating that they will instead promote a “worker-centered” trade policy. But it remains unclear precisely how this will translate to US economic policy toward China.

This event will bring together QI's Rachel Esplin Odell, the US-China Business Council's Anna Ashton, Boston University Global Development Policy Center's Jake Werner to discuss how the United States can develop a better trade policy toward China that will help average American workers and consumers, while bolstering global peace and prosperity. DigiChina's Graham Webster will moderate.


** FEATURED
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Obama embraced ‘endless wars.’ Biden probably will, too.
By Samuel Moyn, Non-Resident Fellow
Washington Post, 2/11/21

As Obama quickly learned, changing the United States’ military posture is harder than it looks.

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RADIO
Political analysts discuss foreign news
Interviewed: Gordon Adams, Non-Resident Fellow
As It Happens/ Maine Public Radio, 2/9/21

Gordon Adams and Aaron David Miller discuss the numerous challenges the Biden administration faces in foreign affairs, identifying where the new administration may choose to focus its efforts, the opportunities, and the perils ahead.
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WEBCAST
How Biden can end the war in Yemen: A new US approach
Featuring: US Representative Ro Khanna, Aisha Jumaan, & Annelle Sheline/ Moderator: Executive Vice President Trita Parsi.
Quincy Institute, 2/11/21
WATCH HERE ([link removed])

WEBCAST
Emergency summit: America besieged by racism, materialism, and militarism
Featuring: Danielle Allen, Peter Beinart, Reverend Liz Theoharis, Daniel McCarthy, & Neta Crawford. Moderator: President Andrew Bacevich.
Quincy Institute, 2/8/21
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North Korea looms as next big test for China-US relations ([link removed]) by Laura Zhou & Eduardo Baptista/ Quoted: Senior Research Fellow Jessica Lee, South China Morning Post, 2/14/21

Biden easing US role in Yemen War raises prospects of Iran diplomacy ([link removed]) by Tom O'Connor/ Quoted: Research Fellow Annelle Sheline, Newsweek, 2/12/21

Why Biden should renounce the Carter Doctrine ([link removed]) by Non-Resident Fellow Mark Kukis, Responsible Statecraft, 2/12/21

What the Afghanistan Study Group final report missed ([link removed]) by Research Fellow Adam Weinstein, Inkstick Media, 2/11/21

After the apocalypse: China ([link removed]) by Sahar Khan/ Quoted: Research Fellow Rachel Esplin Odell. Inkstick Media, 2/11/21

Beyond Donald Trump: When poisons curdle ([link removed]) by President Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch, 2/11/21

Yemen conflict: Will Biden’s approach finally end the war? ([link removed]) By Ali Harb & Umar Farooq/ Quoted: Research Fellow Annelle Sheline, Middle East Eye, 2/11/21

Is Biden missing his chance to re-enter Iran deal? ([link removed]) Interviewed: Executive Vice President Trita Parsi, Rising/HillTV Live, 2/10/11

Why the Pentagon is not the right place to launch Biden’s big China review ([link removed]) by Research Fellow Rachel Esplin Odell, Responsible Statecraft, 2/10/21

After 20 years, the establishment is still in denial about Afghanistan ([link removed]) by President Andrew Bacevich, The American Conservative, 2/10/21

The inside story of how the Pentagon blocked efforts to end the Iraq War ([link removed]) by Research Assistant Matthew Petti, Responsible Statecraft, 2/9/21

Biden’s democracy summit: A little humility is in order ([link removed]) by Non-Resident Fellow Paul Pillar, Responsible Statecraft, 2/9/21

US goes one year without a combat death in Afghanistan as Taliban warns against reneging on peace deal ([link removed]) by Phillip Walter Wellman/ Quoted: Research Fellow Adam Weinstein, Stars and Stripes, 2/8/21

Can Biden actually help Yemen? ([link removed]) By Ishaan Tharoor/ Quoted: Research Fellow Annelle Sheline, Washington Post, 2/8/21



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