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2022-07-08 |

The participants agreed, by consensus, that communication on strategic security should be maintained at all levels, and that Track II and think tank dialogues should continue to contribute to the stability of US-China relations.

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2022-07-06 |

Mid-Year Seminar on China’s Strategic Vision for Asia Pacific amid New Dynamics

On June 25, 2022, the Center for International Security and Strategy (CISS) of Tsinghua University held its mid-year seminar themed “China’s Strategic Vision for the Asia-Pacific Region amid New Dynamics,” convening around 20 academic members, fellows and experts.

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2022-06-22 |

【CISS STRATFOCUS】EVOLUTION OF US POLICY TOWARD CHINA AND ANALYSIS OF BIDEN’S POLICY TOWARD CHINA

Wang Dong pointed out four main perspectives, including the analysis of the theoretical framework of China-US relations, the evolution of US policy toward China, the basic logic behind Biden’s policy toward China after he took office and the policy recommendations in this regard.

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2022-06-20 |

SUN CHENGHAO: Constructive Talks or Just Hot Air?

The crisis between Russia and Ukraine has increased Europeans’ awareness that Russia is a neighbor that they cannot ignore, and that any effective European security framework must include Russia.

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2022-06-17 |

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Where Do We Go from Here? Perspectives from Chinese Think Tanks

The report you are reading is the result of a joint effort by the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) and the Center for International Security and Strategy (CISS) at Tsinghua University. We have tried to examine the root causes, impacts and implications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict from the perspectives of international order, China-US relations, China-EU relations, China-Russia relations, arms control and world economy. As Beijing- and Shanghai-based think tanks on international studies, we hope to present diversified but balanced voices to the pertinent discussions in China, and to provide a Chinese voice to readers outside of China.

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2022-06-09 |

【CISS StratFocus】 Decision-Making Logic Behind Russia’s Overseas Military Operations

In his keynote speech, Song Bo pointed out that there are two main frameworks for analyzing the logic of Russia’s overseas military operations: one is based on history and culture, and the other on military security. He also looked at the country’s “emotional attachment to Soviet Russia” and the personal factors of political strongmen.

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2022-06-09 |

【The 40th Security and Strategy Seminar】Asia Pacific Landscape (South Asia)

Amid rapid changes in the international order, the accelerated rollout of America’s Indo-Pacific strategy is having a significant impact on South Asia, leading to a “rivalry between two main camps” in the region, panelists believe.

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2022-06-07 |

【The 39th Security and Strategy Seminar】Modernizing China’s Diplomatic Governance System and Capacity

The discussion was focused on the role of China’s diplomatic governance system in building a modernized socialist power, the characteristics and takeaways of the diplomatic approaches of other world powers, as well as the diplomatic propositions, solutions and practices that need fine-tuning as China modernizes its diplomatic capabilities.

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2022-06-03 |

SUN CHENGHAO: Compartmentalisation in China-EU Relations after the Ukraine Conflict

Since the establishment of relations in 1975, China - EU cooperation has grown extensively, expanding from trade and economics to include technology, global governance, education, and so on. That fact has been reflected accordingly by the levelling of the relations status between the two over the years. In 1998, China and the EU established a long-term, stable and constructive partnership oriented towards the 21st century, which was followed by a comprehensive partnership in 2001 and then a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2003.

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2022-06-01 |

【The 38th Security and Strategy Seminar】 Asia Pacific Landscape (Southeast Asia)

Amid the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the international order, Biden’s commitment to the US Indo-Pacific strategy and the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity, we are seeing increasingly complex dynamics in the great-power strategic competition in the Asia Pacific as well as growing importance and urgency for China to strengthen its strategic planning in the region, panelists believe.

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2022-05-31 |

FAN JISHE: America’s Strategy: Unite to Divide

U.S. President Joe Biden took his overdue Asia tour in late May. He visited South Korea and Japan and met with South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Japanese Emperor Naruhito, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australia’s newly minted Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. This tour was only one of many American moves in the region in the last couple of years to beef up the presence and visibility of the U.S., including but not limited to the Quad, AUKUS and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

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2022-05-30 |

Zhou Bo: Nato and the West must heed Russia’s warnings to avoid nuclear holocaust

Russia is repeatedly dropping escalatory hints about possibly using nuclear weapons. It might be bluffing, but what if it is not? Unlike the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that sealed the surrender of Japan in World War II, if Russia opens another nuclear Pandora’s box, everyone can imagine the rest.

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