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Sun Chenghao: Three Contradictions of National Security Strategy by the Biden Administration

Biden’s presidency is nearly half-way over, and the first National Security Strategy by his administration was finally published. In this belated report, the Biden administration answered such key questions as how the US should vi...
Fu Ying: Moving Beyond Narrow Geopolitical Thinking, Asia’s Approach to Differences Offers Experience for the World

Mme. Fu Ying, former Chinese ambassador to the UK, delivered a video message on the international situation at the Global Town Hall 2022 at the invitation of the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia.
SUN CHENGHAO: America’s Three-Pronged Strategy

The U.S. National Security Strategy report represents the top-level design and future vision of the United States government on national security and foreign strategy. It is also an important guide for government agencies as they ...
YU Xiang: US should be wary of triggering another global financial crisis

As the whole international economy is facing the common problem of high debt, if the US blindly adopts irresponsible policies and triggers the collapse of the debts of other countries.
Zhou Bo: To avert war across the Taiwan Strait, the US must reinvigorate the one-China policy

Beijing still has strategic patience and that is a chance for Washington to avoid sleepwalking into a costly and damaging conflict. It can start by encouraging Taiwan to accept the 1992 consensus, and discouraging US officials fro...
FAN Jishe: Biden's China Policy is Contradictory

Since taking office, Biden has announced many policies and projects. But like the other policies, his China policy too is in accordance with international relations principles, but cannot be delivered in the way it is planned.
DA Wei: In Search of Stability on Taiwan: Dialogue, Crisis or War?

But the central idea is that China and the U.S. need to reach new understandings in a new environment, which is sensible thinking.
Zhou Bo: China, India and the Indian Ocean power play

If India truly believes in “Neighbourhood First”, perhaps it should consider how to live in amity with its more powerful neighbour first. Pressuring its smaller neighbours on their relations with China will only drive them closer ...
ZHU Rongsheng&CHEN Qi: Building “AI for Good” Community with Shared Future

Although there is no answer about how to promote AI global governance, outstanding political wisdom and the vision of a community with a shared future for mankind are indispensable.
Zhou Bo: How Nancy Pelosi changed the Taiwan Strait status quo in Beijing’s favour

It has given Beijing a chance to show off its military capabilities, while providing an incentive to ramp up reunification efforts and show that the Taiwan issue matters above all else
Zhou Bo: Nato’s latest expansion plan could be beginning of the end as waning West targets ‘Russia threat’

If small nations get together for self-defence, it is understandable. But if the largest alliance on earth wishes to expand, it is not about defence but enforcing its own values on others with a big stick. No alliance will last fo...
DA WEI: Security Concerns are Reasonable, Spheres of Influence are Not

The concept of “security demands” or a “security concern” may sound as if it is somehow related to spheres of influence, but security concerns are not exclusive---their most fundamental difference from spheres of influence.
Zhou Bo v.s Douglas H. Paal: US changing cross-Straits status quo fearing China’s rise

Which side is really changing the status quo of the Taiwan Straits? Senior Colonel Zhou Bo (ret), who is now serving as a senior fellow of the Centre for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University and China Forum e...
Zhou Bo: China’s red lines on Taiwan are clear, whatever the US says about its policy of strategic ambiguity

Will the United States come to defend Taiwan militarily in a war across the Taiwan Strait? China Forum Expert Zhou Bo argues that Biden’s Taiwan defence ‘gaffes’ are no laughing matter.

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