Title:

  U.S.-China Joint Presidential Statement on Climate Change

Author:

Office of the Press Secretary

Source:

The White House

Date:

September 25, 2015

Description:

In November 2014, President Barack Obama and President Xi Jinping stood together in Beijing to make a historic U.S.-China Joint Announcement on Climate Change, emphasizing their personal commitment to a successful climate agreement in Paris and marking a new era of multilateral climate diplomacy as well as a new pillar in their bilateral relationship.

Title:

FACT SHEET: U.S.-China Economic Relations

Author:
Office of the Press Secretary
Source:
The White House
Date:
September 25, 2015
Description:
The United States and China recognize their shared interest in promoting a strong and open global economy, inclusive growth and sustainable development, and a stable international financial system, supported by the multilateral economic institutions founded at the end of World War II that have benefited the peoples of both nation

Title:

  The Truth About US Freedom of Navigation Patrols in the South China Sea

Author:

Shannon Tiezzi

Source:

The Diplomat

Date:

September 22, 2015

Description:

A discussion on a particular focus on the question of U.S. freedom of navigation (FON) patrols within 12 nautical miles of China’s artificial islands – leading to headlines like this, from Associated Press: “McCain: U.S. should ignore China’s claims in South China Sea.”

Title:

  How Washington Can Manage Sustainable Strategic Competition With China

Author:

Robert Daly

Source:

The Diplomat

Date:

September 22, 2015

Description:

When U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet in Washington next week, the dynamics of the bilateral relationship will be more perilous than at any summit in the past thirty-six years. Their challenge, during and after their meetings, is to steer U.S.-China strategic competition onto a manageable course despite disparate interests and antagonistic attitudes in both countries.

Title:

  Thailand seeks deeper cooperation with China through Maritime Silk Road

Author:

Sun Chengdong

Source:

China Daily

Date:

September 21, 2015

Description:

China and Thailand have enjoyed rewarding trade and economic cooperation over the past decade with China the country's biggest trade partner and top tourist source. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties and as Country of Honor at the 12th China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO); Thailand pulled out all the stops to showcase Thailand's trade and economic potential.

Title:

  Plotting the New Silk Road and what it will could mean for economic development

Author:

AUTHOR

Source:

The Siberian Times

Date:

September 11, 2015

Description:

Moscow and Beijing this month signed a memorandum of understanding to set up a Russian-Chinese economic alliance aimed at fostering cooperation based on the planned Silk Road East-West route, a concept for a modern trading framework based on the ancient Silk Road that connected China to the Mediterranean.

Title:

  UK maritime services sector welcomes China’s One Belt, One Road plan

Author:

Bob Jaques

Source:

Seatrade Maritime News

Date:

September 10, 2015

Description:

The UK maritime sector’s positive response to China’s 21st Century Maritime Silk Road and Economic Belt development vision was confirmed by a strong turnout of high-level speakers and attendees at a half-day conference on the subject during London International Shipping Week.

Title:

  US-China: Climate Change Challenge and Opportunity

Author:

Li Shuo

Source:

The Diplomat

Date:

September 09, 2015

Description:

With so many contentious bilateral issues between the U.S. and China – the South China Sea and cyber security to name just two – hopes are building for President Xi Jinping’s first official visit to the U.S. this September. The world’s two biggest CO2 emitters could deliver another environmental high note, one that could have crucial significance for climate talks in Paris in December this year

Title:

  Why It Matters That the US May Sanction Chinese Entities Over Cyber Espionage

Author:

Ankit Panda

Source:

The Diplomat

Date:

September 01, 2015

Description:

The Washington Post reported on Sunday that the Obama administration was working to impose sanctions against Chinese individuals and entities involved in cyber attacks and espionage against the United States. The report comes just a couple weeks ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s inaugural state visit to the United States