The hearing examines geopolitical and military issues pertaining to India's relations with China and the United States, explores economic and technology dimensions of India-China relations, and reviews U.S. policy efforts to enhance the strategic partnership with India, and implications of India's relations with China on U.S. interests.
Chair Randy Schriver and Vice Chair Mike Kuiken warn in an interview with Fox News Digital that Chinese-funded infrastructure projects across the Pacific Islands, while civilian in appearance, could provide Beijing with future military access in the region.
Highlights include: China Shock 2.0 Set to Continue as China’s Trade Surplus Exceeds $1 Trillion; IMF Links Undervalued Yuan to Distortions; Xi Purges His Top Generals, Shocking Many; Beijing Scrutinizes Manus Acquisition; New Gray Zone Threat: China Marshals Thousands of Fishing Vessels in a Coordinated Drill to Impede Movement in the East China Sea
Commissioner Leland Miller joins The China Desk to assess China’s economic outlook for 2026, including common misreadings of China’s economy in 2025, the limitations of official GDP and stimulus narratives, and Xi Jinping’s prioritization of advanced manufacturing and national security over house
Chair Randy Schriver and Vice Chair Mike Kuiken join experts from the Hoover Institution to discuss key economic and security challenges in the U.S.-China relationship and their implications for the broader international landscape, drawing on the Commission’s 2025 Annual Report to Congress and it
Vice Chair Mike Kuiken and Commissioner Leland Miller join ChinaTalk to discuss the Commission’s 2025 Annual Report to Congress and its key findings and recommendations.
Highlights include: China Strongly Condemns U.S. Actions in Venezuela; Beijing Frames Large-Scale Military Exercises around Taiwan as a "Resolute Response" to Recent U.S. Arms Sales; China Reiterates Plans to Drive Demand by Boosting Investment; China Leads a Joint Naval Exercise with Many BRICS Plus Countries; China Uses Export Controls on Dual-Use Goods to Attempt to Coerce Japan
Key Takeaways:
Venezuela has been one of China’s closest partners in Latin America.
Beijing has developed deep economic ties with Venezuela over the past two decades.
Venezuela is the largest purchaser of Chinese military equipment in Latin America.
Chair Randy Schriver and Vice Chair Mike Kuiken join host Channing Lee on Strait Forward to discuss recent developments surrounding Taiwan, including an $11 billion U.S. arms package and large-scale, unannounced PLA military exercises.
Today, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission welcomed the appointment by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) of Mr. Taylor Budowich to the Commission.
