- CISS Podcast - Center For International Security And Strategy Tsinghua University

The CISS Podcast features conversations with experts from CISS Tsinghua, a research institute that analyzes international security and strategy issues based in Beijing. In the CISS Podcast, scholars and experts will address their thinking on the most pressing challenges in international relations. It will also present China Forum series conducting one-on-one discussions with top-level officials, diplomats, well-known entrepreneurs, academics, and media experts from both China and abroad.

Rachel Ann Hulvey: The Role of Discourse Power in International Politics

In this episode of the CISS podcast, Rachel Ann Hulvey, an assistant professor at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University, Bloomington, and a postdoctoral fellow at the Harvard Belfer International Security and Columbia-Harvard China and the World program, explores the definition of discourse power and its role in shaping the international order.
Zhang Feng：China-U.S. Relations should not be a zero-sum game

In today’s episode, we are joined by Professor Zhang Feng, a senior researcher at the Institute of International and Strategic Studies at Tsinghua University, and a visiting scholar at the Paul Tsai China Center at Yale Law School.
Prof. DA Wei Interviews with “Sports Diplomacy Ambassador” YAO Ming

In today’s episode, Prof. DA Wei, Director of the Center for International Security and Strategy (CISS), sits down for an exclusive interview with Chinese basketball executive and former NBA star player YAO Ming.
Dong Ting：Decoding Chinese Public Views on International Security
Rick Waters on China-U.S. Relations
Karman Lucero | AI and China-U.S.: A Bridge or Barrier?
Neysun Mahboubi：People-to-People Exchanges Sow the Seeds for Better China-U.S. Relations

Prof. Neysun Mahboubi shares with us his personal experience and perspective on US-China people-to-people exchange.
Xiao Qian: China's effort on bridging the Global AI Divide

China Forum invited Deputy Director Xiao Qian from CISS, Tsinghua University, who also serves as the Vice Dean of the Institute of AI International Governance, to give us her thoughts and insights on international cooperation on AI capacity-building.
Yan Yan: Why is the South China Sea Award “null and void”?

Dr. Yan Yan shares her expertise on the so-called Award and legal aspects of the South China Sea Issue. Dr. Yan’s observations will help us better understand the case and why it is “null and void”, and also think about how the South China Sea issue can be settled peacefully in the future.
Sun Chenghao：diplomacy crucial to China-US relations

At a time when the China-U.S. relations are facing many uncertainties and the international situation is becoming increasingly complex, the role of Track 2 diplomacy has come into more people’s attention. Dr. Sun Chenghao,our guest speaker today, would share his insights from his involvement in China-U.S. Track 2 diplomacy. Dr. Sun is fellow researcher with CISS,Tsinghua University.Please stay tuned.
Zhou Mi: Decode the logic behind the "Chinese Overcapacity" rhetoric

With the surging release of advanced new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China this year, an acrimonious discourse on overcapacity has intensified in the Western world. How do we define overcapacity in the context of NEVs? What is the current supply-demand dynamic in the market? On our programme today, China Forum has invited Dr Zhou Mi, Deputy Director of Institute of American and Oceania Study of Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce, to share his view on China’s rapid NEV development.
Victor J. Willi：A divided world gives terrorism more space

On our program today we have Dr. Victor J. Willi, Executive Director at the Middle East Institute Switzerland sharing with us his views on terrorism in a more fragmented world, and how China and mid-powers like countries in the Middle East are playing a bigger role in mediation and conflict resolution, to settle the root causes of terrorism.
Ulugbeck A. Khasanov: Developing a constructive solution to combat terrorism

In this episode, Prof. Ulugbeck A. Khasanov from Uzbekistan elaborates on this topic and shares with us his views on effective methods for combating terrorism in the new age of information.
Richard Sakwa: The Cold War Misunderstood

In this episode, CISS China Forum invited Prof. Richard Sakwa, Professor of Russian and European Politics at the University of Kent at Canterbury, U.K. to share his penetrating insights into the Cold War history, the possibility of a Second Cold War and new international landscape in the post-western era.
Peace or Turbulence, which is the historical norm?

Professor Da Wei shares his views on the recent phone call between top leaders of China and the U.S. and the trend of international relations.
China and the U.S., racing to the top or to the bottom?

In this episode, Ms. Susan Thornton provides insights about the China-US diplomatic relationship and its further development.
China makes endeavors to integrate a more fragmented world

Mr. Zhou Bo shares his view on global conflicts, volatility and China's role in seeking peace and stability.
Michael Vatikiotis：More is expected of China in global affairs

Dr. Michael Vatikiotis, Senior Advisor at the Center for Humanitarian Dialogue based in Singapore.
China-US relations following Xi-Biden meeting in San Francisco（Episode Two)

China-US relations following Xi-Biden meeting in San Francisco
China-US relations following Xi-Biden meeting in San Francisco（Episode One)

China-US relations following Xi-Biden meeting in San Francisco

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