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Zhou Bo: SCO cannot tackle terrorism in Eurasia while Afghanistan remains outside the bloc

The swift and decisive response by countries of the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) to the riots in Kazakhstan raises a question for its peer in the region, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO): ca...
Zhou Bo, Seth Jones: China’s Power Up for Debate 2021

This is a debate scene on "Within the next two years, China will establish itself as the most influential external power within Afghanistan" on CSIS 2021 China Power conference.Arguing for the proposition are Senior Colonel (retir...
Sun Chenghao: Stability Expected. Here’s Why.

After Joe Biden took office, the United States basically stuck with the China policy it inherited from Donald Trump — strategic competition — but some adjustments have been made as to ways and means.
YU Xiang：One year on, Biden’s ‘worker-centred’ trade policy leaves a lot to be desired

US President Joe Biden came to office promising to correct the mistakes of the Trump administration. He has now been in office for a year and it’s time to review some of his achievements.
Fan Jishe：Trouble in the Nuclear Order

There are so many daunting challenges in the nuclear arena that many suspect that disorder might be the defining feature of the future. Some of the challenges were created by the nuclear powers; others arise from emerging technolo...
Evergrande liquidity crunch is closely managed

The US Federal Reserve has just released its bi-annual financial stability report, in which it picked up "stresses in China's real estate sector which could strain the Chinese financial system, with possible spillovers to the US,"...
China-U.S. Detente: Avoiding Overestimation and Underappreciation

China-U.S. relations, which deteriorated steadily after the Trump administration launched it so-called trade war in May 2018 and have been stagnant since Biden's inauguration in January, have finally shown some positive momentum. ...
United Nations as Battlefield

In America’s script for strategic competition with China, the United Nations plays a key role. In a departure from the Trump administration, President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party elite place greater emphasis on understandin...
Supply chain woes product of American economic hegemony

Against the backdrop of a high inflation crisis, a serious supply chain tension has become an acute issue in the US with a swath of cargo ships stranded in ports while Americans may face empty shelves on the cusp of the holiday se...
Defusing China-U.S. Competition

On Oct. 6, Yang Jiechi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, met with U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan in Zurich, Switzerland — another strategic engagement following the ...
Afghanistan Debacle, Transatlantic Wedge

During the White House tenure of Donald Trump, the U.S. made significant adjustments to its transatlantic policy, leaving Europe to struggle with the changes. The two sides had big differences on economy, trade, security and globa...
The International Order China Wants

Recently, both U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke during the general debate at the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly, offering their insights on the key challenges and issues facing t...
Shaping China-U.S. Coopetition

On Sept. 10, the presidents of China and the United States had their second phone call since Joe Biden took office, signaling that the two sides will stabilize bilateral relations. The key remark of President Xi Jinping during ...
Zhou Bo: As the US focuses on ‘extreme competition’ with China, conflict is just a step away

The dust from the Afghan war has yet to settle but the fallout is clear. With the ending of the US global crusade on terrorism, the prelude to President Joe Biden’s “extreme competition” with China has begun. The question is: how ...

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