- 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.

China's Role in Afghanistan's Reconstruction

China Forum invited H.E. Yue Xiaoyong, Special Envoy for Afghan Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, to express his views on Afghanistan issue
Hopes and Obstacles on Sino-U.S. Relations

Professor Jone Gong expressed his views on the recent intensive interaction between China and the US.
China Still Positive in Managing its Relationship with the World

Brantly Womack shared his views on how other countries are looking at China today, and in what ways China tries to manage its relationship with the world.
U.S. and China Should Engage More in Every Level

William Klein shared his thoughts on the setbacks that China and the U.S. had experienced over the past few years, but also expressed optimism in the bilateral ties.
It Takes Time to Recover U.S.-China Ties

Sun Yun, Director of the China Program at the Stimson Center, shares her opinions on how the American people are feeling for China and where the subtle changes come from.
China Could Play a More Constructive Role in Global Affairs

Ms. Susan Thornton's views on current situation of US-China relations
“A Coalition of the Unwilling”Needed to Deescalate the Ukraine Crisis
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: China Chooses to Stand on the Right Side of History

Prof. Gong Jiong
In face of Climate Change, no country could respond alone or stand aloof

On October 27-28, 2021, Officials, scholars and
The World Split by Ideologies Could be Dangerous: Zhou Hong

Prof. Zhou Hong, China Forum Expert and Chair of the
Afghan People Should Hold Fate in their Own Hands: Yue Xiaoyong

With the evolving situation in Afghanistan
Should Belt and Road Initiative(BRI) stop financing new coal projects?

A China Forum Expert and associate professor
Bright Side of China-EU Relations in the Post-Pandemic Era

China-EU relations have recently been experiencing fluctuations. Dissatisfaction with one another is rising and the China-EU Investment Agreement has been temporarily shelved. What is the outlook for relations between the two? Will they continue to part ways or gradually return to the track of consensus and cooperation formed over the years?
Business in China stands on its own feet: Gong Jiong

Dr. Gong Jiong, China Forum expert and professor of economics at the University of International Business and Economics, refuted the assumption that China’s trade success is solely because of government policies.
China, US Need to Accurately Judge Each Other’s Strategic Intention: Madam Fu Ying

The future pathway of China-U.S. relations has been under the global spotlight
China will remain focused on domestic development

For the past few decades, China has been integrated
Two Paradigm Shifts in China ---- One is Internal and the other is External

In the past few years, China has been undergoing changes in the
Scientists are also Human – Managing the Growing US-China Technological Divide

After a short break to get past the US elections and see in the Administration of President Joe Biden, the US-China Conversation is back.
China Is Willing to Cooperate with Other Countries for Global and Regional Peace and Prosperity

December 24

This podcast presentation is taken from a speech made by a China Forum Expert, Ambassador YUE Xiaoyong, at the 2020 TRT World Forum, which was hosted on December 2, 2020. The forum’s theme was “Shifting Dynamics: The International Order in a Post-Pandemic World,” with the round table discussion focusing on “Great Power Competition in the Balkans.”
Stabilizing the South China Sea: minimize misunderstanding and prevent escalations

Zhou Bo, November 12

The South China Sea issue has been a long-term topic for China-U.S. relations. Where did the disputes originate and what are the fundamental reasons behind them? How could China better explain its goals and minimize misunderstanding? What efforts should the two countries take to prevent an escalation of tension?

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