Pang Zhongying

Commentaries by Pang Zhongying

Pang Zhongying

Professor, Renmin University

Pang Zhongying is Professor of International Relations, School of International Studies at Renmin University of China in Beijing.

What Does Europe’s AIIB Entry Mean for China and U.S.?
Apr 01, 2015
The move by China to create the AIIB doesn’t imply intention to control the bank; instead it is an attempt to enhance its “soft power,” while avoiding typical international norms of competing for hegemony. Europe’s participation has rendered the AIIB international credibility; yet China is wary that the new institution is already over-politicized even before its official launch and operation.
AIIB China-Europe Relations Major Power Relationsstions One Belt One Road
Sino-US Ties of Major Concern before APEC Summit
Nov 10, 2014
As President Obama heads to China for the APEC Summit, Pang Zhongying states that a review of regional development in recent years has shown worrying signs in China-US relations.
APEC 2014 Asia-Pacific China-US Relations Pivot to Asia TPP Xi-Obama Summit
China’s Role in Syria
Oct 19, 2013
What role should China play in issues like the Syrian crisis? China’s role is to prevent the Syrian issue from becoming a deal between the US and Russia only, and to push for more international cooperation, writes Pang Zhongying.
Chemical Weapons China-Middle East Relations Russia Syria Crisis
A “New Type of Great Power Relationship” between China and US
Jul 02, 2013
At the heart of China’s request for a new type of big power relationship with the US is a demand for greater symmetry in bilateral negotiations, writes Pang Zhongying. Only a roughly symmetrical relationship can be stable.
Asia-Pacific China China-US Relations Major Power Relationsstions Obama US Xi Ji