U.S. Views of China became more negative during the Coronavirus Outbreak
Republicans view China in a more negative way than Democrats, while unfavorable ratings have elevated among both parties. Since President
Majority of the World Believes China Responded to COVID-19 Better than the US
In wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, an international survey reveals only three of fifty-three countries believe that the United States’ response
EU Defends China’s “Global Ambition”
“China has a global ambition,” European Union Minister for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell commented after an online conference with Foreign Minister of the
COVID-19 Ushers in “Cold War Mindset” in the UK
Ambassador of China to the United Kingdom Liu Xiaoming accuses British politicians of vilifying China: “Regrettably, a few politicians in
Economics Versus Narrative in the China-Africa Relationship
By Cobus van Staden As the COVID-19 crisis drags on, we’re seeing the emergence of two contradictory trends. On the
Changing Attitudes toward China in Brazil
In Brazil, there is a famous saying: “neither here, nor in China.” The expression indicates a degree of disbelief—an impossibility
Anti-China Sentiment Surges in India
This month marks the 70th year after the People’s Republic of China established diplomatic ties with India. Anti-China sentiment, however, has
Response to China’s Coronavirus Outreach in Europe
“China’s global coronavirus rescue campaign is well underway,” says Ian Brzezinski, resident senior fellow in the Atlantic Council’s Future Europe Initiative and
Trump Defends Use of “Chinese Virus” Label
Since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States, President Trump has called the infectious disease the “Chinese
Most U.S. Adults Blame China for COVID-19 Outbreak
From March 17-20, Morning Consult conducted an opinion poll of 2006 United States adults’ attitudes toward the COVID-19 outbreak—and who
