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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: A prominent Washington, D.C.-headquartered non-profit international affairs think tank, the Carnegie Endowment is dedicated to advancing global peace and cooperation. Founded in 1910 by Andrew Carnegie, it operates as a global network of policy research centres across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Its main activities involve independent analysis, research, and policy recommendations on critical international issues such as nuclear policy, democracy, climate, and technology. Recognised as the first truly global think tank, it significantly contributes to shaping international discourse and informing decision-makers.

Russian soldiers load Iskander-M short-range ballistic missile launchers as part of a June 2024 drill to train troops in using tactical nuclear weapons. Photo: Russian Defence Ministry Press Service via AP

US-China relations

Trump balks at nuclear limit extension, calls for new US-China-Russia deal

For first time in half a century, the world is without a legally binding agreement to control nuclear weapons, as New Start accord expires.

6 Feb 2026 - 10:18AMvideocam

US-China relations

Why the collapse of the last US-Russia nuclear treaty matters for China

4 Feb 2026 - 1:38AMvideocam

US-China relations

Trump’s peace board no match for UN and a possible boon to China, analysts find

2 Feb 2026 - 11:00PMvideocam

US-China relations

Do Americans think China will overtake the US? The results are in

Washington think tank takes the public’s temperature on global power and influence.

29 Jan 2026 - 10:40PMvideocam

China’s biggest advantage over the US is technology, according to a poll of Americans. Photo: Shutterstock

US-Asean relations

Foot in the door or trap? Risks of Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ for Southeast Asia

Nations are likely to try to avoid early commitment while steering clear of outright rejection to minimise US retaliation, analysts say.

21 Jan 2026 - 2:30PMvideocam

Brics

Testing the waters: is Brics evolving into a security alliance?

The first naval exercises under the ‘Brics plus’ banner saw Brazil, Egypt, China, Russia and South Africa take part. India did not.

17 Jan 2026 - 12:00PM

China-North Korea relations

Is China changing tack and accepting North Korea as a nuclear-armed state?

In a break with the recent past, Beijing makes no mention of ‘denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula’ in a white paper.

6 Dec 2025 - 6:49PMvideocam

North Korea rolls out an intercontinental ballistic missile during a military parade in Pyongyang on October 10. Photo: Korean Central News Agency

US-China relations

Trump recasts US allies as tools to counter China in security playbook: analysts

Plan urges wealthier partners to boost defence roles, align export controls and shoulder more regional responsibility.

6 Dec 2025 - 7:08AM

US-China relations

Will Trump’s call to resume nuclear testing fuel a US-China arms race?

US president’s order could spur Beijing to speed up development of nuclear weapon systems, observers say.

1 Nov 2025 - 10:30PMvideocam

US-China relations

How are leading Western think tanks unboxing the Xi-Trump summit?

The Post looks at insights shared by analysts in the US and Europe after the leaders’ high-stakes meeting in South Korea.

31 Oct 2025 - 8:18PMvideocam

US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet in Busan, South Korea, on Thursday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. Photo: Reuters

China's military weapons

China’s next 5-year plan aims to narrow nuclear gap with US and Russia: analysts

Beijing’s proposed national blueprint links strategic forces with the global balance for the first time.

30 Oct 2025 - 12:11AMvideocam

China has a series of nuclear-capable weapons at its disposal. Photo: Xinhua

Shanghai

Race to the bottom? China thwarted as US moves on deep-sea mining

No reward yet for Beijing’s multilateral approach at UN body tasked with regulating law of the sea.

1 Oct 2025 - 6:39AMvideocam

US-China relations

UN General Assembly: will China rise up to fill US void created by Trump?

Budget cuts, shifting alliances and clashing messages raise questions about the UN’s future role in global governance.

22 Sep 2025 - 10:19PMvideocam

US-China relations

Can the US, Russia and China break their nuclear talks impasse?

With a key US-Russia arms treaty due to expire in February, the world is at risk of entering a new era of strategic instability, analysts warn.

22 Sep 2025 - 6:44AMvideocam

US-China relations

Why has the US grown quieter about sending warships through the Taiwan Strait?

Washington has adopted a low-publicity approach since Donald Trump returned to power, possibly in the hope of damping down tensions.

20 Sep 2025 - 10:00PMvideocam

The USS Higgins, pictured last year, sailed through the Taiwan Strait on September 12 with the British frigate HMS Richmond. Photo: Getty Images

China's military weapons

The Front Line | Will the JL-1 missile be China’s final word on airborne nuclear deterrence?

H-6 bombers have been retrofitted to carry the weapon but they have their limits, analysts say.

11 Sep 2025 - 6:00AMvideocam

DeepSeek

DeepSeek sheds light on data collection for AI training

DeepSeek says data in pre-training stage is mainly collected from publicly available online information and authorised third-party data.

3 Sep 2025 - 6:00PM

China Future Tech briefing

EVs | China plugs into next-generation batteries

Sodium-ion and solid-state batteries are emerging technologies for powering electric vehicles and storing electricity. China has made big advances on both.

10 Jul 2025 - 3:00PM

China plugs into next-generation batteries

China economy

Opinion | Will China’s bid to boost domestic demand pay off?

Beijing is making great strides in the transition towards a consumption-based economy. However, the path forward is not without risk.

6 Jul 2025 - 8:30PM

Iran

Did the US really ‘obliterate’ Iran’s nuclear ambitions, or just UN oversight?

The whereabouts of Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium is now a mystery. The UN’s nuclear watchdog says it has ‘nothing’ to go on.

5 Jul 2025 - 4:30PMvideocam

US-China relations

Will the US strikes on Iran push China to ramp up its nuclear arms programme?

The American attacks could erode non-proliferation efforts around the world and set a dangerous precedent for the Asia-Pacific, observers say.

27 Jun 2025 - 10:24PMvideocam

Observers say the US strikes on Iran could encourage the dangerous practice of preventive war. Photo: KCNA

US-China relations

Did US strikes wipe out Iran’s nuclear facilities? Chinese experts sceptical

Trump says attacks ‘obliterated’ key sites, but analysts raise doubts about bunker buster’s abilities and whether uranium was present.

26 Jun 2025 - 11:29AMvideocam

A satellite image shows air strike craters over the underground centrifuge halls of the Natanz enrichment facility in Iran following US strikes on Sunday. Photo: Maxar Technologies/Handout via Reuters

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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Trump balks at nuclear limit extension, calls for new US-China-Russia deal

For first time in half a century, the world is without a legally binding agreement to control nuclear weapons, as New Start accord expires.

Why the collapse of the last US-Russia nuclear treaty matters for China

Trump’s peace board no match for UN and a possible boon to China, analysts find

Do Americans think China will overtake the US? The results are in

Washington think tank takes the public’s temperature on global power and influence.

Foot in the door or trap? Risks of Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ for Southeast Asia

Nations are likely to try to avoid early commitment while steering clear of outright rejection to minimise US retaliation, analysts say.

Testing the waters: is Brics evolving into a security alliance?

The first naval exercises under the ‘Brics plus’ banner saw Brazil, Egypt, China, Russia and South Africa take part. India did not.

Is China changing tack and accepting North Korea as a nuclear-armed state?

In a break with the recent past, Beijing makes no mention of ‘denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula’ in a white paper.

Trump recasts US allies as tools to counter China in security playbook: analysts

Plan urges wealthier partners to boost defence roles, align export controls and shoulder more regional responsibility.

Will Trump’s call to resume nuclear testing fuel a US-China arms race?

US president’s order could spur Beijing to speed up development of nuclear weapon systems, observers say.

How are leading Western think tanks unboxing the Xi-Trump summit?

The Post looks at insights shared by analysts in the US and Europe after the leaders’ high-stakes meeting in South Korea.

China’s next 5-year plan aims to narrow nuclear gap with US and Russia: analysts

Beijing’s proposed national blueprint links strategic forces with the global balance for the first time.

Race to the bottom? China thwarted as US moves on deep-sea mining

No reward yet for Beijing’s multilateral approach at UN body tasked with regulating law of the sea.

UN General Assembly: will China rise up to fill US void created by Trump?

Budget cuts, shifting alliances and clashing messages raise questions about the UN’s future role in global governance.

Can the US, Russia and China break their nuclear talks impasse?

With a key US-Russia arms treaty due to expire in February, the world is at risk of entering a new era of strategic instability, analysts warn.

Why has the US grown quieter about sending warships through the Taiwan Strait?

Washington has adopted a low-publicity approach since Donald Trump returned to power, possibly in the hope of damping down tensions.

.css-sioo19{color:#c79a00;}The Front Line | Will the JL-1 missile be China’s final word on airborne nuclear deterrence?

H-6 bombers have been retrofitted to carry the weapon but they have their limits, analysts say.

DeepSeek sheds light on data collection for AI training

DeepSeek says data in pre-training stage is mainly collected from publicly available online information and authorised third-party data.

EVs | China plugs into next-generation batteries

Sodium-ion and solid-state batteries are emerging technologies for powering electric vehicles and storing electricity. China has made big advances on both.

.css-1m2rp1p{color:#34b8b5;}Opinion | Will China’s bid to boost domestic demand pay off?

Beijing is making great strides in the transition towards a consumption-based economy. However, the path forward is not without risk.

Did the US really ‘obliterate’ Iran’s nuclear ambitions, or just UN oversight?

The whereabouts of Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium is now a mystery. The UN’s nuclear watchdog says it has ‘nothing’ to go on.

Will the US strikes on Iran push China to ramp up its nuclear arms programme?

The American attacks could erode non-proliferation efforts around the world and set a dangerous precedent for the Asia-Pacific, observers say.

Did US strikes wipe out Iran’s nuclear facilities? Chinese experts sceptical

Trump says attacks ‘obliterated’ key sites, but analysts raise doubts about bunker buster’s abilities and whether uranium was present.

The Front Line | Will the JL-1 missile be China’s final word on airborne nuclear deterrence?

Opinion | Will China’s bid to boost domestic demand pay off?