Chinese and Americans once fought alongside one another. American pilots risked and lost their lives to keep China supplied during WWII while the Chinese built runways and protected U.S. pilots and aircraft on the ground. This debunks the idea that we can't work together against a common challenge or for a common goal. From AI to climate, the world now faces a host of global challenges. Can we do it again?
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Dec 17 , 2025 | Social GoodDuring last month's U.S.-China Hong Kong Forum, I got to speak with Bibek Raj Kandel, a New World AsiaGlobal Fellow from Nepal with over 15 years of experience working across Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa in climate policy and infrastructure. The U.S.-China relationship is often misunderstood as a dynamic playing out only among two nations. Occasionally, Europe is also included. But it affects the entire world and other nations are learning to navigate its complexities as they seek to sustainably develop.
Dec 17 , 2025 | LifestyleFrom the field to one of Hong Kong's most spectacular hotels, host @kyleobermann joined this year's U.S.-China Hong Kong Forum as a panelist and speaker, discussing the role of media, storytelling, and biodiversity in connecting the U.S. and China.
Dec 12 , 2025 | CultureHong Kong has pythons?!? "Asia's World City" has so much more than skyscrapers: cloud-piercing summits, ancient Feng Shui forests, coral reefs, pristine beaches, endangered species, and more. It's the combination of all of these, latticed within a thriving urban metropolis that truly makes this city like none other on earth.