The U.S. and China represent the two largest economies in the world, with deeply interconnected yet often competing interests. Their economic relationship involves trade, investment, and technology exchanges, shaped by regulatory, cultural, and geopolitical factors. This webinar will explore the economic interdependencies between these two powers and provide a discussion into the impact of these unique yet interwoven economic landscapes.

Join Sinica podcast host Kaiser Kuo for a live taping of the podcast at UC Berkeley as he welcomes Ryan Haas and Jessica Chen Weiss to discuss the status of China & the United States in 2025.

Time is ET. On March 12, 2025, please join the webinar hosted by Michigan State University's Asian Pacific American Studies Program for an insightful discussion of the past and present of the China Initiative, a Trump administration program that targeted Asian American scholars and researchers for investigation and prosecution. Dr. Lok Siu of UC Berkeley and Dr. Jeremy Wu of APA Justice will speak at the event moderated by Dr. Kent Weber of Michigan State University.

See Asia Society Museum's new exhibitions at the March edition of our Leo Bar Happy Hour. Enjoy free Museum admission and guided tours, drink specials, and more in Asia Society's gorgeous Garden Court.

Happy International Women's month! Come and celebrate Women's Art Month with CINGS' very own Irene Ailin Wang, CPA, the founder of Waave, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women and non-binary individuals through art. This exhibit is going on from March 6-20th, however on March 6th tonight there is an awards show at Blanc space at 15 E 40th St.

CINGS & China Institute welcome you to The Taste of Asia for the premier event dedicated to the Asian food and restaurant industry.
Come for Strategic Networking: Forge valuable connections with leading professionals and decision-makers in the Asian food and restaurant sectors and more!

Join Committee of 100 & The Asian American Education Project for part 3 of a series examining the rich contributions of Chinese Americans to U.S. society, both historically and in the present day. The content was sourced from Committee of 100’s report “From Foundations to Frontiers: Chinese American Contributions to the Fabric of America.” It is aimed at Grades 6-9 educators but open to everyone.

This workshop series is facilitated by Ashley Chu from The Asian American Education Project.

Since the onset of the 21st century, the world has undergone profound transformations encompassing politics, economics, society, culture, and the environment. This evolution has not left the field of architecture untouched, presenting young architects in China with challenging decisions as they navigate this shifting landscape.

ASIA SOCIETY EXCLUSIVE APPEARANCE: Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent and former New York Times Beijing bureau chief Jane Perlez and director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations Orville Schell record an episode of "Face Off: The U.S. vs China" in front of a live audience. Join us for an unforgettable evening of questions and some answers on the future of U.S.-China relations, war, peace, dominance, egos, idiosyncrasies, AI, and technology.