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China Global

Bonnie Glaser

Booking Overview

This is an expert interview show focused on China’s foreign policy and its global implications, typically featuring senior academics, think-tank experts, former policymakers, and specialists in areas such as security, trade, technology, and international law. Credible pitches would include established China analysts, former government officials, international-law scholars, and experts on U.S.-China relations or geopolitical risk; booking difficulty is high because guests generally have substantial institutional credentials and specialized expertise.

Metrics

Episodes: 134

Frequency: Every two weeks

Rating: 4.5/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 11.0k subscribers

Instagram: 8.8k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

gmfpress@gmfus.org

gmfuspodcast@gmail.com

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Host

Bonnie Glaser - Bonnie Glaser is a leading specialist on Chinese foreign policy, U.S.-China relations, and Taiwan. She is Managing Director of the Indo-Pacific Program at the German Marshall Fund of the United Sta...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior academic, think-tank, government, military, legal, or policy credentials combined with deep expertise in Chinese foreign policy, U.S.-China relations, international security, economics, technology governance, or Europe-China relations.
Required Achievements:  
Senior fellowship or leadership at a respected think tank or university, Former senior government or national-security role, Authorship of influential books, research, or policy analysis, Recognized subject-matter expertise in China and international affairs

Recent Guest Discussions

Steve Tsang - China’s Global Ambitions Under Xi Jinping, The Party-state Realist Framework, Relations With The Global South, Taiwan, And Chinese Preeminence.

Mark MacCarthy - Prospects For U.s.-china Cooperation On Artificial Intelligence Risks, Technology Governance, AI Guardrails, And Risk Reduction.

Peter Dutton - China’s Interpretation Of The UN Convention On The Law Of The Sea, Maritime Claims, The South China Sea, And International-law Strategy.

Evan Medeiros - China’s Economic Statecraft, Trade And Investment, Export Controls, Technological Standards, And Implications For U.s.-china Relations.

Noah Barkin - Europe-china Relations, EU Trade Imbalances, De-risking, Strategic Autonomy, Germany’s China Policy, And Transatlantic Tensions.

Recent Topics

Politics, International Relations, China Policy, Geopolitics, National Security

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
China Global
:

Assessing the Trump-Xi Summit with Da Wei

September 30, 2026

Expectations for the 3rd Trump-Xi summit since Trump returned to power were modest, and the meeting delivered limited concrete outcomes: a two-month extension of the trade war truce, lower tariffs on some US and Chinese goods, an agreement to talk more about AI risks, two pandas for the Atlanta zoo, and a potential MOU between the US and Chinese militaries on crisis prevention and management. As I wrote in an analysis of the summit, Xi Jinping came away with a larger diplomatic and strat...

China’s Global Strategy Under Xi Jinping: A Conversation with Steve Tsang

September 15, 2026

Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, Chinese foreign policy has become significantly more assertive. More than a decade ago, Xi moved away from Deng Xiaoping's approach of "hiding capabilities and biding time" and embraced what he calls “great power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics.” Since then, China has adopted a more assertive presence on the world stage, placed greater emphasis on relations with the Global South, taken a tougher approach toward Taiwan, and reorganized its foreign policy a...

Prospects for US-China Cooperation to Reduce AI Risks

September 02, 2026

Artificial intelligence is emerging as both a powerful source of competition between the United States and China and an area where the two countries may have a shared interest in reducing risk. Washington and Beijing have sharply different views about technology, national security, and governance, yet they also face some of the same potential dangers from increasingly capable AI systems—from cyberattacks and biological threats to unintended escalation and the loss of human control o...

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