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Where will China-US-Europe relations go?

On December 7, 2020, experts from CISS attended an webinar on "American Presidential Election and ChineseForeign Policy" organized by Oxford University China Center. Da Wei, a professor at University of International Relations, Hu...
ZHOU Bo: Chinese peacekeeping troops are not "world police"

Peacekeeping is a job for enthusiastic people, who needs to go deep into areas suffering from disasters and misfortune. This year marks the 30th anniversary of China's participation in UN peacekeeping operations. What are the uniq...
Zhou Bo: China and US may be rivals, but cooperation is possible and desirable

That Mr Joe Biden will soon occupy the White House instead of Mr Donald Trump will not necessarily elicit sighs of relief in Beijing. However different Mr Biden might be from Mr Trump personally, the great power competition initia...
Da Wei: What a Biden presidency could mean for U.S.-China relations

Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States. After four years, the "establishment representatives" have regained executive power. Could Joe Biden presidency reopen a window ...
HU Bo: Biden may approach the South China Sea issue in a more methodical manner

The essence of the contradiction between China and the United States on the South China Sea issue is the contradiction between China's maintenance of its sovereign maritime rights and interests, its pursuit of international status...
Zhou Bo: Why Joe Biden will struggle to rebuild the decaying transatlantic alliance to counter China

The countries which could not wait to congratulate Joe Biden on winning the presidency are America’s allies. This should be no surprise. In the past four years, Donald Trump’s “America first” policy and his alarming words to Nato ...
Russian International Affairs Council: The Coming Bipolarity and Its Implications: Views from China and Russia

The Chinese authorities have never accepted or used the concept of China-U.S. bipolarity. Neither the so-called co-governance (G2) nor the bipolar confrontation between China and the United States is consistent with China’s diplom...
China on Global Team

China's recent decision to join the WHO's vaccine implementation plan against the coronavirus has attracted great attention from the international media. As a country with a high level of COVID vaccine research, China has develope...
Gu Bin: China’s Example Shines

Long a symbol of human solidarity, the United Nations is currently experiencing dark times, as the COVID-19 pandemic casts its deadly shadow and the world economy tumbles. People are being divided. Countries are being decoupled. H...
Tang Bei: The real reason China is pushing for a better global response to the Covid-19 pandemic

For the northern hemisphere, this winter will be long and harsh due to the pandemic. More than a dozen European countries have seen a second round of lockdowns as Covid-19 cases rise.Even World Health Organization director general...
Ding Yifan: In digital cash, China is not afraid of competition

During the epidemic, European and American countries adopted monetary easing policy in order to restore the economy, which caused the global liquidity flooding. How much did it promote the real economy? After the introduction of d...
Wang Fan: How to treat Kissinger's "imposing restrictions on competition"

Is the US ready for its 46th President? Has the US-China cold war already started? Could US and China really ‘decouple’? Will and how each party set ‘limits’on both conventional and non-conventional threats? Han Hua, Executive Com...
Ding Yifan: How confident is China in the face of slow globalization?

Why is it said that the future will enter the era of slow globalization? Some developed countries have to decouple from China due to geopolitical circulations. How much confidence do we have to face this possible phenomenon? How w...
Zhou Bo: A stronger China has no reason to seek a sphere of influence even as US power wanes

Does a stronger China need a sphere of influence? I asked myself this question when I came across the article, “The New Spheres of Influence”, in Foreign Affairs by Harvard professor Graham Allison. Allison argues that, after the ...

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