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Despite the dwindling numbers of Americans in China, these internationally minded young people from both countries often report that their experiences shatter the negative media stereotypes of the other country. While political tensions between their nations run high, these people-to-people exchanges maintain a human link that has kept the bilateral relationship going through diplomatic crises, the COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainties of two Trump presidencies.

In an event that combined diplomacy and education, Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Khalil ur Rahman Hashmi, joined faculty and students at Tsinghua University on May 16 to mark a milestone in the two countries' joint doctoral program in global communication. Hosted by Tsinghua’s School of Journalism and Communication, the event spotlighted the university’s first group of students conducting fieldwork under a joint supervision initiative with Islamabad’s Quaid-e-Azam Universit

For most of human history, governments have taxed goods crossing their borders. Tariffs have financed empires, protected domestic industries, and punished foreign rivals. They’ve sparked wars, crashed economies, and redefined alliances. Yet the tariff war between the U.S. and China doesn’t fit neatly into any of the old molds. Rather than being a tool to nurture domestic industry or fill government coffers, tariffs are now being wielded as weapons in a sprawling contest over

As the world faces its most serious humanitarian crisis since World War II, Tom Fletcher, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, delivered a clear message to students at Tsinghua University: "The future remains in your hands, if you are willing to act." Fletcher urged the next generation to take ownership of the challenges in reshaping the world and to take the opportunities that come with them.

In today’s globalized economy, currency exchange rates influence everything from consumer prices to international trade policy. For journalists tasked with covering this complex topic, presenting accurate, insightful, and digestible information is crucial. Here are 10 essential tips for reporting on international currencies and exchange rates, designed to help journalists provide valuable context and clarity to their audiences.

Effective cross-cultural communication depends on understanding your audience and listening empathetically to what they have to say, international communications expert Maria Rincon told Global Business Journalism. Raised in a Colombian-Chinese household in Canada and now based in Sweden, she has sharpened her skills in bridging cultural gaps and empowering non-native English speakers. “Growing up in a multicultural household was a gift but also felt very lost in the sense of

Donald Trump’s so-called “reciprocal tariffs,” which have hit more more than 100 nations since early April, are deeply flawed economically and counterproductive politically, American University economist Robert Blecker told Tsinghua journalism students. Blecker said the policy was ego-driven and lacks reciprocity. He acknowledged that globalization has caused economic pain, especially for American workers and small businesses. But he said Trump's tariffs were not the answer t

While much of the spotlight shines on U.S. tech giants, China’s role in AI’s rise has been foundational and often overlooked.

Europe is looking toward China both as a trading partner and as a source of stability in a world unsettled by US President Donald Trump.

“I realized how important journalism is and how it changes people’s perceptions," said Global Business Journalism student Zuza Bialas.

Salisa Vajrabhaya, a Tsinghua student, is a Thai social media influencer. In this Q&A she explains why she chose the GBJ master's program.

To understand Trump, you have to understand his family upbringing and his early years in the rough-and-tumble world of New York real estate.

Global Business Journalism students did their share of globetrotting during winter break, but they're back on campus for the spring semester

Matti Posio said Europeans see a ”terrible” second term under Trump for their shaky economy and their historical alliance with the U.S.

Veteran Singapore journalist Han Yongmei stressed that journalists should focus on meaningful reporting rather than chasing viral content.

Navigating healthcare in China can be overwhelming if you're an international student unfamiliar with the system. Here are six tips to help.

Prof. Fan Hong specializes in city branding, national-image study, place branding, corporate communications and international communications

Trade tariffs threatened by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump could harm growth in China and damage the global economy, says Takehiko Nakao.

GBJ has 14 new students from all over the world. Diverse backgrounds, different passions, but all united by their interest in journalism.

Here's your chance to get to know the plans and goals of the new first-year international students in the Global Business Journalism program