America in Asia: On the outside looking in, by Evan Feigenbaum
In lieu of the regular show, Sinica presents a keynote address given by Evan Feigenbaum at the recent East Asia Strategy Forum.
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The planetary politics of Anne-Marie Slaughter
Anne-Marie Slaughter, president of New America, talks about how collaboration on issues of global concern requires the U.S. to deprioritize some aspects of its competition with China.
Postgaming the Party Congress
In a live show taping, Lizzi Lee of The China Project's “Live with Lizzi Lee" and Damien Ma, who heads the Paulson Institute's in-house think tank MacroPolo, break down the 20th Party Congress, Xi Jinping’s leadership picks, and where China might be headed.
Grifter Guo Wengui, the Donald Trump of Beijing
Evan Osnos, staff writer for the New Yorker, talks about his new piece on one of the most puzzling figures to come out of China: Guo Wengui, also known as Miles Kwok. But those are just two of the many names he goes by to some very powerful people in China and the American right.
The origins of China’s overreach
Susan Shirk talks about how the deliberately collective leadership under Hu Jintao paved the way for the over-concentration of power under Xi Jinping.
What makes Xi tick?
Sue-Lin Wong, who until recently covered China for the Economist, talks about her podcast series all about Xi Jinping — including interviews with a wide range of China-watchers, dissidents, and many others who offer insights into what makes Xi, Xi.
Sinica live in London, with legendary BBC presenter and China editor Carrie Gracie
In a special episode recorded live in London, Carrie Gracie, who spent 30 years with the BBC as a China-based correspondent, news presenter, and China editor, talks about her podcast series on the Bo Xilai scandal, her longitudinal documentary series on White Horse Village, and her struggle with the BBC to win equal pay for women.
Sinica talks to the Chinese embassy in Washington D.C.
Minister Xu Xueyuan, Deputy Chief of Mission at the PRC embassy in Washington, D.C., discusses the pressing questions often asked about China right now — including Russia's war on Ukraine and how (if at all) that relates to Taiwan, American perspectives on Xinjiang, and much more.
What is China really doing in the Global South?
Eric Olander and Cobus van Staden kick off their new network show, the China-Global South Podcast, by talking about where the show is going, and common misconceptions about China's often misunderstood role in the Global South.