China in South America

Chinese analysts have high hopes for Lula’s visit, but important tensions could hamper cooperation between the two countries.

Montevideo is pushing ahead with FTA talks with China – ignoring warnings from neighbors about possible legal and trade action if Uruguay negotiates outside the bloc.

With economic pressure building for a change, Paraguay’s presidential race could determine the future of Taiwan’s presence in South America.

As President Alberto Fernandez’s term comes to an end, his flawed approach toward China is among his government’s greatest shortcomings.

Chinese scholars view Argentina as a key pillar in Beijing’s engagement with Latin America, but also see some potential pitfalls ahead.

The revelation that a Chinese surveillance balloon entered the country's airspace earlier this month has been met with a curiously muted government response.

Paraguay’s upcoming election in late April could see the country establish ties with China at long last. Taipei is predictably worried.

Ten months after President Lasso’s visit to Beijing, the two countries have completed the technical talks on their FTA.

The Amazon region’s water and sanitation infrastructure is critically underdeveloped. By working in this vital, often overlooked, area the U.S. can present itself as a stronger partner.

The Argentine president’s attendance at the Beijing Winter Olympics brought big strides in the relationship.

Chile’s project promoting digital connectivity to Asia has implications for the China-U.S. competition.