清华大学战略与安全研究中心 -China Forum

2023-03-02 |

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.

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2023-03-01 |

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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2023-02-24 |

Zhou Bo: If China-India relations are not only equal to border issues, the bilateral relations will remain healthy

China Forum expert Zhou Bo recently received an interview with Indian media The Hindu. This is an interview record.

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2022-12-24 |

LIU Xiaoming: Keep to the Right Direction, Seize Opportunities, Break New Ground for China-Europe Economic and Trade Cooperation

Keynote speech by Ambassador LIU Xiaoming at the 2022 Sino-European Entrepreneurs Summit - Qingdao Forum

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2022-12-20 |

Zhou Bo: The More Popular NATO Is, the Less Secure Europe Is

Speech by Zhou Bo delivered at King’s College, London, on Nov. 24, 2022.

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2022-12-09 |

Kishore Mahbubani: When we enter the "Asian century", we must get rid of our dependence on western ideas

This article is a record of Kishore Mahbubani's speech on "Think Asia Forum" held by China Forum on Nov. 2, 2022.

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2022-12-07 |

Zhao Minghao: A Global Time of Crisis

China-U.S. strategic competition is gradually “internalizing,” with obstacles for both sides and huge trust deficits. The global time of crisis provides a rare window of opportunity for the two countries to remedy their frayed ties, but the key is that they should learn to handle their internal tensions.

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2022-11-22 |

John Gong: An Asia of the Asians, by the Asians, for the Asians

Today, the great divergence is reversing into what I call the “Great Convergence”. The world’s economic epicentre is shifting back to Asia.

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2022-11-11 |

Zhou Bo: China’s growing global links show there is no such thing as a US-led international order

China and the US are not enemies yet. And for competitors to not become enemies, they just need the common sense to know that however different we are, we must coexist. One only needs to look at a garden to know the beauty of the world lies in diversity.

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2022-11-04 |

Gu Bin: The Global South Needs More Options From the IMF

The IMF’s Special Drawing Right trust funds are just one institutional option for poor countries, yet alternatives receive uncharitably little attention—this should change for the benefit of the Global South’s development.

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2022-11-04 |

Zhou Bo: China Can Use its Leverage with Russia to Prevent a Nuclear War

China has so far refrained from providing any military assistance to Russia. But given Beijing’s huge influence on Moscow, it is uniquely positioned to do more to prevent a nuclear conflict. Beijing could play a significant role in brokering a deal between Russia and Nato.

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2022-11-02 |

Yu Xiang: China's vision to rise to economic challenges

10月28日，中国建设银行高级研究员、清华大学战略与安全研究中心特约专家、中国论坛特约专家余翔在《南华早报》发表评论文章“How China plans to rise to its economic challenges on the path to modernization（中国将如何应对中国式现代化道路上的经济挑战）”。

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2022-11-01 |

Zhao Minghao: US and China must avoid the tragedy of armed conflict over Taiwan

It is in the long-term interest of both sides that the Chinese and US heads of state meet face to face, possibly on the sidelines of the G20 summit next month, to find a path towards peaceful coexistence, amid deep differences and fierce competition.

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2022-10-21 |

[China Forum · On the Spot] SCIENCE & INNOVATION SHAPE THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL ECONOMY

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2022-10-13 |

[China Forum · On the Spot] John Gong Talked About the Essence of China-US Competition at the 48th Ambrosetti Forum

In September, the European House-Ambrosetti held the 48th Ambrosetti Forum "Wisdom Dialogue: World, Europe and Italy". Professor John Gong, a China Forum expert, was invited to attend the sub-forum with the theme of "Focus on China" at the Beijing branch venue.

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2022-10-07 |

Zhou Bo: To avert war across the Taiwan Strait, the US must reinvigorate the one-China policy

Beijing still has strategic patience and that is a chance for Washington to avoid sleepwalking into a costly and damaging conflict. It can start by encouraging Taiwan to accept the 1992 consensus, and discouraging US officials from visiting Taiwan.

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2022-10-05 |

John Gong: China’s economic woes – unlike the US and EU’s – will fade with the pandemic

China is in a more comfortable position than the US and EU, because it faces an easier challenge from a macro policy perspective. The US and EU have to deal with the painful problem of curtailing demand, while in China, it is the opposite – the need to increase demand.

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2022-10-03 |

ZHANG Xueying: How is China's Approach to Human Rights Evolving?

The Ongoing Disputes on China’s Human Rights, China’s Conception of Human Rights and China’s Human Rights in the Digital Era.

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2022-09-30 |

Zhou Bo: Can China and India coexist in South Asia?

In an era of increasingly uncertain world order, if China and India view each other's developments with an open mind and are able to manage their differences, this important bilateral relationship can become a stabilizer for the world.

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2022-09-26 |

Gu Bin: Shareholding Formulas in International Financial Institutions

This article investigates the unique shareholding formula of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), and compares it with those of the Breton Woods institutions, that is, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), and the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

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2022-08-25 |

Zhou Bo: China, India and the Indian Ocean power play

If India truly believes in “Neighbourhood First”, perhaps it should consider how to live in amity with its more powerful neighbour first. Pressuring its smaller neighbours on their relations with China will only drive them closer to Beijing.

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