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Ali Wyne

Ali Wyne is the senior research and advocacy advisor for US-China relations at the International Crisis Group. He is the author of America's Great-Power Opportunity: Revitalizing US Foreign Policy to Meet the Challenges of Strategic Competition (Polity, 2022).

Articles by Ali Wyne (6)

Ali Wyne 18 Dec 2025

Washington’s China consensus is breaking

Two factors are forcing a re-think: Trump's diplomacy, and the realisation that China's growth cannot be halted.
Ali Wyne 21 Oct 2021

US-China: tiers of cohabitation

A new model of great power relations should begin with accepting the enduring need for coexistence.
Ali Wyne 11 May 2020

Weight on the scales

Middle powers might seek to balance the US and China, but inevitably their own actions change the equation.
Ali Wyne, Michael J. Mazarr 29 Jan 2020

The real US–China competition: Competing theories of influence

Both can be coercive, but the US is in danger of surrendering what is arguably the more sustainable model of influence.
Ali Wyne 21 Aug 2018

Why a US–Russia team–up against China is unlikely

Trump has called Putin a “good competitor” and warned about China, but Moscow has reasons to keep Beijing on side.
Ali Wyne 28 Feb 2018

The danger of might without power

The US cannot only respond to Beijing’s growing economic heft by increasing its military capabilities.

← Contributors

Ali Wyne

Articles by Ali Wyne (6)

Washington’s China consensus is breaking

US-China: tiers of cohabitation

Weight on the scales

The real US–China competition: Competing theories of influence

Why a US–Russia team–up against China is unlikely

The danger of might without power