Center For International Security And Strategy Tsinghua University -China Forum

2021-10-15 |

Zhang Lirong: CHINA FORUM will help you know China better

We at CHINA FORUM (CF) are very happy that we had a successful virtual conference with IREE last June with support of the Chinese Embassy in Brasilia and then CF and IREE established formal partnership. The co-hosted conference focused on the responsibility of political parties in a changing world where chairpersons of seven Brazilian political parties, several Chinese political scientists and Chinese ambassador to Brazil took part. With the partnership between CF and IREE, we agreed to continue with conferences on various themes and organize articles introducing China and Brazil to each other’s readers.

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2021-10-07 |

Zhou Bo Talks to Rupert Hollins: Is China’s primacy over the Western Pacific already a reality?

In 1999, Gerald Segal, then Director of Research at the International Institute of Strategic Studies, made a considerable splash with his essay “Does China matter?” in Foreign Affairs. Touching upon the economic, political and strategic issue of China, his overall conclusion was that China’s importance had been greatly exaggerated. For Mr Segal, China is but a small market ‘that matters little to the world, especially outside Asia’.

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2021-10-04 |

Zhou Mi: China’s CPTPP bid underlines its commitment to trade and reform

China submitted its formal application this month to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). During this time of turbulence in international trade, and of progress and reform in China, it serves as a strong signal that China intends to stay open internationally and improve economic standards domestically.

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2021-09-29 |

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 long will it last?

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2021-09-28 |

Tian Shichen: SCO crucial for regional security

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit will be held in Dushanbe, capital of Tajikistan, on Thursday and Friday to discuss, among other things, what role the organization should play in addressing the Afghanistan issue, especially because the war the United States launched in 2001 has not only increased poverty but also reversed the economic development cycle in the country.

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2021-09-26 |

Li Shimo interpreted the relationship between state and capital in Ambrosetti Forum

The outside world is wondering what signals China''''''''s recent supervision of market monopoly has released, which will lead to capital flight? Will China weaken the market economy for the sake of socialism when the government throws heavy punches at capital? On September 4th, "Intelligence on the World, Europe and Italy" of Ambrose Forum in China was held in Shanghai. Li Shimo, Vice Chairman of China Forum and Director of Advisory Committee of China Research Institute of Fudan University, spoke at the meeting to interpret the relationship between state and capital.

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2021-09-18 |

YU Xiang: How should China respond to American attempts to manufacture a so-called "Chinese policy risk"?

What signals do the recent strengthening of state regulation on online car hailing platforms and educational institutions send? How will the tightening of U.S. monetary policy affect emerging markets and global stock markets? How can China and the U.S. better coordinate their fiscal and monetary policies? Dr Yu Xiang, visiting researcher at the Center For International Security and Strategy (CISS) of Tsinghua University, China Forum expert, and senior researcher at the China Construction Bank''s Research Institute, elaborates on the strategic logic behind the above policy issues.

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2021-09-13 |

Yue Xiaoyong: What are the implications of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan?

Looking at the current situation in Afghanistan, the main cause of the chaotic disaster and crisis is the hasty, irresponsible withdrawal of US and NATO troops without any real responsible arrangement for the stability and peace of the country. The US should draw lessons from the last 20 years.

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2021-09-10 |

Raffaello Pantucci: What are the implications of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan?

Raffaello Pantucci is a Senior Associate Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies. This article is his view on US's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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2021-09-10 |

Alessandro Arduino: What are the implications of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan?

Dr Alessandro Arduino is the principal research fellow at the Middle East Institute (MEI), National University of Singapore. This article is his view on US's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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2021-09-07 |

WU SHICUN: China and the US must find ways to get along, no matter how fierce the competition

Since the implementation of its “reform and opening up”, China has overseen a spectacular rise in the living standards of its citizens.

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2021-09-03 |

John Gong: Why the world needs Globalisation 2.0, rather than a retreat into protectionism

Like any game, there will be winners and losers. In globalisation, while the winners are the majority, especially in emerging-market economies, the few losers are mostly those in the developed world whose jobs have gone because they cannot compete. That doesn’t mean that these people do not need help; they do.

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