Is economic decoupling from China achievable?
De-risking, friendshoring and decoupling describe different ambitions and get used interchangeably. Institutions disagree on which parts of the relationship can actually be unwound, and what it would cost to try.
26 institutions · 11 countries · 40 publications
Grouped by the country the institution sits in, because where it sits shapes what it concludes. Every title links to the institution's own page; nothing is reproduced here.
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United States
14 institutions · 24 publicationsAtlantic Council
- Ports, power, and presence: How to defend Batanes from ChinaPublication1 Oct 2026Alvin Camba, Kevin M. Wheeler
- Putin’s Ukraine invasion has made Russia China’s junior partnerPublication24 Sept 2026Zahar Hryniv
- A diesel export ban could disrupt US supply chainsPublication23 Sept 2026Joseph Webster, Reid I’Anson, Theo Aldrighi, Priscila Putzulu
- AI data under the microscope: Accelerating and securing the AI data supply chain for the health and biopharmaceutical sectorsReport22 Sept 2026Justin Sherman
Brookings Institution
- The delayed Trump-Xi summit, Iran, and the US-China relationshipPublication2 Oct 2026Jonathan A. Czin, Kyle Chan, Patricia M. Kim, Ryan Hass
- What to know about China’s economic ambitions and its Five-Year PlanPublication2 Oct 2026Jonathan A. Czin, Kyle Chan
- Is China’s military as strong as it looks?Publication2 Oct 2026John Culver, Jonathan A. Czin, Ryan Hass
- Are the US and China really in an AI “race"?Publication2 Oct 2026Kyle Chan, R. David Edelman, Ryan Hass
World Resources Institute
- Has Rapid Capacity Expansion in the Solar Photovoltaic Manufacturing Supply Chain Led to Surplus ProductionReportc. 30 Sept 2026Shengnian Xu
- Shenzhen, China, Pioneers ‘Near-Zero Carbon Communities’Reportc. 30 Sept 2026Shiyong Qiu
- Elephant in the Boardroom: People Are Missing in Corporate Supply Chain GoalsReportc. 24 Sept 2026Evana Said
Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
- Is China Trump's only hope for ending the Iran war?Publication4 Oct 2026Tom Pickering
- ‘The Dragon’ defined: How three capitals reimagined ChinaPublication24 Sept 2026Joseph Solis-Mullen
American Enterprise Institute
- The Looming Closure of China’s AI FrontierPublication1 Oct 2026Ryan Fedasiuk
Center for Security Policy
- Grant Newsham joins NTD to discuss all things ChinaPublication4 Oct 2026Grant Newsham
Chicago Council on Global Affairs
- The Case for Talking to China Is Not a Case for DétenteYesCommentary28 Sept 2026
Council on Foreign Relations
- The China Drug DependencyPublication6 Oct 2026
Foundation for Economic Education
- India’s Complicated China Trade ProblemPublication29 Sept 2026Jake Scott
Peterson Institute for International Economics
- Lost in tabulation: Diverging US-China trade data point to tariff evasionPublication2 Oct 2026Gregory Auclair
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United Kingdom
2 institutions · 4 publicationsOxford Institute for Energy Studies
- OIES Podcast – China update: The Trump–Xi Meeting, Iran and the 15th Five-Year PlanPodcast1 Oct 2026Olesia Astakhova
- China Energy Monthly – Issue 24Publication25 Sept 2026Olesia Astakhova
- Security, Integration and Industrial Policy: China’s 15th Energy Five-Year PlanPublication22 Sept 2026Olesia Astakhova
Royal United Services Institute
- Episode 3: From 1MDB to The China ContractPodcast1 Oct 2026[object Object]
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Belgium
2 institutions · 2 publicationsFriends of Europe
- China and the EU: the imminent choice between a trade deal and a trade warPublication27 Sept 2026
Transport and Environment
- T&E, European Metals and RECHARGE call on co-decision makers to strengthen battery supply chains in the IAAPublication4 Oct 2026Tomma Wagner
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France
1 institution · 2 publicationsJacques Delors Institute
- [EN] A new EU Structural Rebalancing Instrument to respond to China’s export surgePublication2 Oct 2026Pascal Lamy, Nicolas Köhler-Suzuki, Victor Luiz do Prado
- Former WTO head Pascal Lamy on the EU’s China choice: get a rebalance, or go protectionistPublication24 Sept 2026Pascal Lamy
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Germany
1 institution · 2 publications06
Australia
1 institution · 1 publicationsLowy Institute
- China’s Gwadar gamble isn’t paying offCommentary24 Sept 2026Jaideep Saikia
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Canada
1 institution · 1 publicationsMacdonald-Laurier Institute
- Cheap cars, high costs – The security reality of China’s EVs: WebinarVideo29 Sept 2026Skander Belouizdad
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Czech Republic
1 institution · 1 publicationsChina Observers in Central and Eastern Europe
- China’s Green Exports to Europe Are a Bright Spot Amid Trade TensionsPublication23 Sept 2026Neil Thompson
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India
1 institution · 1 publicationsObserver Research Foundation
- Xi and Trump: Resetting the Strategic Framework of US-China Relations?Report30 Sept 2026Atul Kumar
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Nepal
1 institution · 1 publications11
Russia
1 institution · 1 publicationsReading the markers
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