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Great Power Competition conference highlights energy dependence and international relations K.T. McFarland, a former deputy national security advisor for the Trump Administration in 2017, predicted a “new Cold War” between […]
As great power competition reemerges in the 21st century, climate changes and technological innovations open up new frontiers for political dominance. “The possibility of change creates the likelihood that there […]
A period of significant U.S. global economic and political power is ending, visiting scholar Emine Arı said at the Borah Symposium Renfrew Colloquium talk on Sept. 30. Arı, a visiting scholar […]
The seven-day trek of a balloon across U.S. airspace has dominated the recent news cycle. Headlines have overwhelmingly referred to the device as a “Chinese spy balloon” with timelines detailing […]
The University of Idaho Confucius Institute will host its monthly Chinese Movie Night Wednesday evening at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre. The free event, which begins at 7 p.m., is […]
The University of Idaho senior forward Arkadiy Mkrtychyan has been putting in minutes on the basketball court this summer, nearly 9,000 miles away. Mkrtychyan has been suiting up for his […]
New co-director of the Confucius Institute provides fresh perspective Matthew Wappett is a University of Idaho faculty member who, after eight years on campus, decided to shatter a misconception harbored […]
A rarely seen form of Chinese entertainment is making an appearance at the University of Idaho, thanks to the efforts of UI’s Confucius Institute. Providing a mash-up of different genres […]
Peking Opera is one of the Chinese traditional operas, found in Beijing, with 150 years of history. It is based on the “Hui opera” and “Han opera” and absorbed the […]