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Tang Bei: The Term “Global South” can Only be Defined by the Developing Countries Themselves

The definition of "Global South" can only be determined by the decisions made by the developing nations themselves.
Gao Jian: Pragmatic wisdom is needed for UK’s China policy to play a constructive role

What is the common understanding and common interest between China and the UK?
Zhou Bo: Why the US must revoke sanctions on China’s defence minister – now

US sanction on Chinese Defence Minister General Li Shangfu is a sticking point that must be resolved to avoid the risk of dangerous miscalculations
Gao Jian: Growing internal differences dim NATO's future
Gu Bin: Three lessons the AIIB learned after Pickard’s storm in a teacup

The AIIB is open to theists as well as atheists, while the World Bank should not discriminate among the Evangelical, the Puritan, the Deist, and a Communist believer.
Gao Jian: Does Modi’s visit mark the start of a US-India honeymoon? Not so fast

It is clear that the US is wooing India as part of its efforts to contain China, but whether India can meet the West’s standards on its modernisation journey is open to question.
Zhao Minghao: The 'spy balloon' farce reflects U.S.'s hysteria towards China

The U.S. must correct its misconceptions about China, reduce the negative impact of domestic political struggles on China-U.S. relations, and work constructively with China to create favorable conditions for stabilizing bilateral ...
Gu Bin: Is Canada meddling in development bank’s affairs?

On June 19, Gu Bin, an associate professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University and an expert at China Forum under Tsinghua University’s Center for International Security and Strategy, wrote a commentary for China Daily titled “I...
China is pushing for a better, more representative form of multilateralism, not seeking to replace it

Power and hegemony are different, and one does not necessarily lead to the other. As a world power historically, China expanded not by conquest but by osmosis.
Liu Xiaoming: Seizing Emerging Opportunities and Writing a New Chapter for the New Era

Keynote Speech by Ambassador Liu Xiaoming At the Opening Ceremony of the First China-Arab Entrepreneurs Summit
Zhou Bo: The True Battleground in the US-China cold war will be in Europe

Beijing knows more than anyone that peaceful reunification is in its best interests, and more importantly, that it is still possible.
Zhou Bo: Can an open, inclusive SCO prove that a less-Western world is better than Nato’s vision?

Nato is at an impasse as Western democracy declines and it could struggle to find new threats to justify its existence once the unifying effect of the Ukraine war ebbs.
Chinese Special Representative Liu Xiaoming Gave an Interview to Tass

Chinese Special Representative Liu Xiaoming Gave an Interview to Tass
Gao Jian: Increasingly Americanized British diplomacy turns 'Global Britain' strategy into a joke

Can the UK really rest easy in the so-called "special relationship?" It must be stressed that the political life of the British Conservative Party will be ultimately determined by the attitude of the British people.
Zhou Bo: Saudi-Iran deal is a stepping stone for China in its global role as honest broker

China’s success as a mediator between Iran and Saudi Arabia is more than a milestone. It is also a stepping stone leading to higher expectations: can China help similarly elsewhere?
Liu Xiaoming: Act on the Global Security Initiative and Advance Political Settlement of the Korean Peninsula Issue

Speech by Special Representative of the Chinese Government on Korean Peninsula Affairs Liu Xiaoming At the European Institute for Asian Studies
John Gong: Ukraine war: As pressure from US-led sanctions is built, ‘coalition of the unwilling’ must stand together

Like many countries, China takes a neutral position, one of principled neutrality that promotes a peaceful solution in Ukraine and humanitarian assistance to the country, while also striving to maintain normal trade relations with...
Dialogue between Zhou Bo and Tuvia Gering: What does China's efforts to promote "peace in the Middle East" mean to Israel?

The following conversation took place on March 2nd, 2023 at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) after the INSS 16th annual conference in Tel Aviv, Israel. It is shared with Guancha with the INSS's permission. The En...
Tian Shichen: Quite Simply, a US Military Intervention over Taiwan would Violate International Law

Long before former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s high -proﬁle visit to Taipei, the Taiwan issue had been deeply, frequently and regularly debated by US government ofcials, and those in Congress, academia and think tanks.
Tang Bei: What are the main opportunities and challenges for China as it emerges from zero-Covid?

China's approach to the pandemic took an "adventurous leap" at the end of 2022 when it lifted most of the COVID-19 restrictions and the focus shifted to the prevention of serious sickness and death.

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